Panty liners are a helpful way to absorb unpleasant discharge.
However, you should pay attention to certain things: How often should you change your panty liner.
Who does not know it?
Or which WOMAN does not know that?
You sit there and suddenly you have an unpleasant discharge.
Only one thing helps: a panty liner!
The hygiene product is useful and serves to collect unpleasant discharges.
However, the product should be changed several times a day!
HEIDELBERG24 reveals more.
Changing panty liners: This is how often you should change the hygiene product
Panty liners are a useful product to contain unpleasant discharge.
Almost every second woman uses a panty liner.
Öko-Test took advantage of this knowledge and put some panty liners to the test.
The result?
frightening!
Most panty liners in the Öko-Test contain carcinogenic substances!
You should change your panty liner every three to five hours.
This emerges from an article on the online site
Natracare.com
.
Panty liners are not designed to be worn all day.
For hygiene reasons, you should change the discharge product every few hours.
But how often should you actually wear panty liners?
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Wear panty liners: how often?
What is recommended?
Gynecologists recommend not wearing a panty liner every day.
This emerges from a report by the online site
MIA Fem
.
Panty liners provide an ideal environment for bacteria if they are not changed regularly.
Experts therefore recommend wearing panty liners only on days when the discharge is heavier, i.e. at the beginning or end of the period when women have spotting or white-yellowish discharge.
Perfumed panty liners can also lead to skin irritation and allergies in the intimate area.
The panty liner should therefore not be worn every day.
Unpleasant effects such as skin itching, redness or an unpleasant feeling then occur.
By the way: Do you already know the life hacks with panty liners?
So you can use the bandages in a different way.
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