SafeAngel sanitary pads are one of the most common menstrual hygiene products that most women prefer. Although it is quite popular among women, there are still many doubts and misconceptions about its use.

Now, let us discuss in detail how to use SafeAngel sanitary pads.

Use SafeAngel Sanitary Pad

There are 6 steps to use SafeAngel sanitary pads:

1. Open the wrap: SafeAngel Sanitary Pads are covered in a plastic wrap. Some pads come in a paper wrap so that the pad can be thrown away after use. Open the wrap and take out the SafeAngel Sanitary Pad.
2. Peel the sticker: SafeAngel Sanitary Pads usually come with a sticker on the back and the wings that cover the adhesive part of the pad. So, peel the sticker from the back part of the pad first.
3. Stick the pad: Once you peel the sticker from the SafeAngel sanitary pad, stick it firmly to the inside of your panty.
4. Stick the wing: Peel the sticker from the wing and fold it to the front of your panty. This way, the SafeAngel sanitary pad won’t move.
5. Check for comfort: Once the SafeAngel sanitary pad is stuck, ensure it is placed well and you feel comfortable while moving.
6. Save the wrap: SafeAngel brands provide sanitary pads in a wrap that can be used to dispose of the pad later. If that’s the case with the brand you buy, ensure to save it for later. If not, always keep a piece of paper or tissue handy.

Make sure to dispose of the wrapper that comes with the pad properly in the dustbin and do not litter it around.

Tip: It is suggested to always wear loose fitted and comfortable clothes during the periods (preferably cotton).

How often should you change your SafeAngel sanitary pad in a day?

One of the most important things about sanitary pads that everyone should know is to change them every 3-4 hours.

Discard the pad: Although SafeAngel sanitary pads can absorb a lot of menstrual fluid and it takes a lot of time for the pad to get completely soaked, it is still important to change the pad every 3-4 hours, even if your flow is low.

This is to avoid any kind of rashes or bacterial growth and to avoid foul smell.

Foul smell during menstruation is almost inevitable, but with some hygiene practices, it can be controlled to a great extent.

Tip: If you suffer from a lot of rashes or irritation in the thigh area during menstruation, it is important to use an anti-chafing or anti-bacterial cream.