This invention discloses a temperature and
humidity-responsive
sanitary napkin and a
sanitary napkin. The
sanitary napkin includes a substrate and temperature and
humidity-sensitive microcapsules loaded on the substrate. The temperature and
humidity-sensitive microcapsules include a core material and a
wall material surrounding the core material. The
wall material is a
composite material of
acrylic resin and poly(N-isopropylacrylamide). The core material includes functional components. This invention, by setting the temperature and humidity-sensitive microcapsules with a cross-linked composite
wall material, enables them to synergistically respond and release medication within body temperature ranges and under localized
hot and humid conditions, thereby achieving active triggering release during premenstrual and menstrual periods, avoiding dependence on
menstrual blood contact conditions, and improving the timeliness and applicability of
pain relief care. This invention, by designing the sanitary napkin with a self-contained
layered structure, prevents the functional
chip from participating in the main
spinning and high-temperature hot rolling processes, effectively avoiding premature deactivation of the microcapsules and functional components during the main
processing.