Absorbent product
A technology for absorbing products and products, which can be used in absorbent pads, medical science, bandages, etc., and can solve problems such as small size
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Embodiment 1
[0075] Example 1 - Get
[0076] Tested by exposing each product to a first infusion of 5 ml of synthetic urine (9% NaCl in water) followed by a second infusion of 5 ml of synthetic urine after an interval of 10 minutes (test method no 17-28-14 ) to get properties (to get time). The results can be seen in Figure 5, which shows that for the first entry, Tena is much faster than almost all other products except Alwayspantiliners Long, and for the second entry Tena is much faster than all other products. This demonstrates that Tena's structure is perfectly capable of quickly acquiring fluids (especially urine types), thereby reducing the risk of any leaks.
Embodiment 2-D
[0077] Embodiment 2-DORUP (keep)
[0078] Retention properties were tested by ingress exposure of each product to 7 ml of liquid (synthetic urine) (see Figure 6). For more details concerning the DORUP (hold)-experiment, reference is made to US-B-6557398, which is hereby incorporated by reference. As can be seen, Tena is drier than all compared products. This demonstrates that Tena's retention properties are superior to the compared products.
Embodiment 3
[0079] Example 3 - Rothwell (Absorptive Capacity)
[0080] Test (method ISO11948-1) Rothwell value (g) (see Figure 7). Tena is shown to have an absorbency much higher than all compared pantiliners.
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