Tampax Compak Super Tampons - 18 count

It is recommended to change your tampon every 4-8 hours to avoid the risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).

Yes, Tampax Compak Super tampons are suitable for swimming. Always change your tampon after swimming.

Yes, these tampons are free from fragrances and dyes, making them suitable for most users with sensitive skin.

If the tampon is difficult to remove, it may not be fully saturated. Wait a while or gently pull the string to remove it. If you're still having trouble, consult a healthcare provider.

Used tampons, applicators, and wrappers should be disposed of in a trash receptacle. Do not flush them down the toilet.

While the tampons themselves are biodegradable, the plastic applicator is not. Dispose of the applicator properly in a trash bin. Consider reusable alternatives if you are concerned about environmental impact.

The Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification means that the tampons have been independently tested for harmful substances and are safe for use.

It is generally safe to use a tampon overnight, but it is crucial to change it within the recommended 8-hour timeframe to minimize the risk of TSS.

Ensure you are relaxed and use the applicator correctly. Try a different angle or consider using a tampon with a smaller applicator.

Use a higher absorbency tampon. Ensure the tampon is inserted correctly, and change more frequently.

Ensure the tampon is fully inserted. If discomfort persists, consider a different brand or size.