Kimberly-clark Corporation

Cheri L Schultz

Frederich O Lassen

Robert J Peerenboom

Mary M Benton

MaryAnn Zunker

Lee Patrick Garvey

Dianne S Masten

Michael John Ognacevic

Top surface of tissue

Printed and embossed tissue sheet or similar article

Embossed tissue or similar article

A labial pad (30) having an anatomically conformable configuration with a generally ovate geometry defined by a principal longitudinal axis (L), a minor transverse axis (T) and a generally orthogonal lateral or height axis (H), is comprised of a laterally upwardly directed projection (52) lying generally along the longitudinal axis within the posterior region (54) of the pad and having a prominence (64) proximate the distal end (60) thereof tapering toward the proximal end (58) along the longitudinal axis and to the opposed sides (62) along the transverse axis, wherein the projection is configured for disposition within the vestibule (32) of a wearer over a region bounded generally by the posterior labial commissure (36) and the labia terminating at or about the latter and extending forwardly therefrom over the vulva, to occlude the vestibule against flow of menses or the like while protecting the urogenitals from chafing contact.

Labial sanitary pad

An anatomical liner is provided which is ellipsoidal in both horizontal and vertical cross-section and is designed to be positioned and maintained within the vulva without penetrating the vaginal canal.

Anatomical pad

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Outagamie County, WI, United States of America

Cheri L Schultz