Sanitary napkin with resilient stiffening means
CA 1136801 A · Owner: International Playtex, Inc. · Inventors: Cubitt, Robert B.; Coury, Francis J.; Disalvo, Walter A.
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A sanitary napkin including a stiffening means which because of its resilient properties enables the napkin to lie flat and helps it to retain a large degree of its original configuration even after it is subjected to the type of compressive forces that occur during use, is disclosed. The sanitary napkin comprises an absorbent core; a liquid pervious material surrounding the core; a sheet of a liquid impervious material forming a moisture barrier and substantially covering the bottom portion of the napkin the, barrier being positioned between the core and the liquid pervious material; stiffener means located between the core and the liquid impervious material, and a plurality of track …
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- Granted December 7, 1982. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 7, 1999.
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