Summary of taboos in the selection of common sanitary napkins
The female body is a code that cannot be completely deciphered. It is inherently delicate and meticulous. The menstrual cycle is a unique manifestation of women's growth. It can make women beautiful, but it brings some troubles. A healthy woman must spend as little as two or three thousand days and nights of the menstrual period. Menstruation is also the weakest period for women. If you do not take comprehensive protection measures, it is very likely that women will be seriously injured and affect their health. Therefore, today I must correct the common mistakes made by individual female friends during the menstrual cycle. 1. Do not wash your hands before using sanitary napkins. The process of unpacking, opening, smoothing, and pasting the sanitary napkin by hand will bring a large number of germs to the sanitary napkin. 2. Put sanitary napkins in the bathroom. Most of the toilets in our country are dark and damp, with no sunlight all day long, and dampness can easily breed bacteria and pollute sanitary napkins. 3. The purchase does not depend on the shelf life. For convenience, a large number of sanitary napkins are purchased at one time. In fact, sanitary napkins have very strict sanitary requirements. The closer to the production date, the better the quality. 4. Purchase promotional products. Generally speaking, promotional products and gifts are often unsalable products tied up by merchants, which makes it difficult to guarantee the quality of the products. 5. Be the manufacturer's 'new product tester'. New brands, new fabrics, and new concepts are flying all over the sky. Coupled with promotions, many female friends will make impulse consumption. Here, the editor reminds everyone that reliable manufacturers, reliable stores, good reputation, and personal experience are the keys. Manufacturers of personal products have been specialized in research and development for 20 years, and are deeply loved by consumers. They are dedicated to making genuine high-cost sanitary napkin brands.