Tampax Pearl Compak Regular Tampons - 20 Count

These are Tampax Pearl Compak Regular tampons, designed for light menstrual flow days.

You should change your tampon every 4-8 hours. Never wear a tampon for more than 8 hours to reduce the risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).

Yes, tampons are designed to allow you to swim, exercise, and go about your daily activities without leaks.

Do not flush the tampon, applicator, or wrapper. Wrap them in toilet paper or the wrapper and place them in a trash bin.

The Pearl Compak line features a shorter, expandable applicator for easier insertion and discretion, along with a smooth finish and anti-slip grip.

The smooth applicator with an anti-slip grip is designed to make insertion easier, making it a suitable option for those new to tampons.

'Compak' refers to the compact size of the applicator, which is shorter than standard applicators, making it more discreet.

Ensure you are relaxed. Try a different insertion angle. If flow is very light, a bit of lubrication (water-based) on the tip can sometimes help, or consider using a tampon with a slightly higher absorbency if flow is unexpectedly heavier.

The tampon may not be fully inserted. Gently push the inner tube further into the applicator. If discomfort persists, it may be necessary to remove the tampon and try again.

Ensure the tampon is inserted correctly and at an appropriate angle. Check if the absorbency is suitable for your current flow. For lighter days, leaks might occur if the tampon is positioned incorrectly or if it's nearing its maximum capacity. Consider trying a different size or brand if leaks are frequent.