RELATED FAQ
Q: How long can I wear a tampon?
A: When using tampons, it's important to choose the lowest absorbency necessary for your menstrual flow. And because the amount of flow varies from day to day, it's likely that you will need to use different absorbencies on different days of your period. Selecting the right absorbency comes with experience, but as a guide, if a tampon absorbs as much as it can and has to be changed before 4 hours, then you may want to try a higher absorbency. On the other hand, if you remove a tampon and after 4-8 hours white fiber is still showing, you should choose a lower absorbency.
Q: How do I use a Tampax Pocket Radiant tampon applicator?
A: Tampax Pocket Radiant compact tampons have a smooth applicator with an anti-slip grip. To use, pull firmly on the end of the extendable applicator to extend and click into place for easy-to-use, comfortable protection.
Q: How long can I wear a tampon?
A: Tampax Pocket Radiant tampons usually last four to eight hours. But it’s important to pay attention to the absorbency rate on different days of your period. If a tampon absorbs as much as it can before four hours, you need a higher absorbency. If there is still white fiber showing after four to eight hours, you need a lower absorbency. Use for a maximum of eight hours.
Q: How does Tampax Pocket Radiant stop leaks?
A: The Tampax Pocket Radiant tampon is designed to expand widthwise to fit your unique form and has a LeakGuard Braid to help stop leaks before they happen.
Q: What makes Tampax Pocket Radiant different from Tampax Radiant?
A: Tampax Pocket Radiant compact tampons offer the same protection as Tampax Radiant tampons, yet more discreetly. They're a full-size tampon in a smaller, extendable, plastic applicator.
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