Mcneil-ppc, Inc.

Weyerhaeuser Company Limited

Kudos Innovations, Inc.

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc.

John Poccia

Leonard Geller Rosenfeld

Theresa Wysocki

Marina Nikitina

Morris Yang

Heinz A Pieniak

James A Minetola

Kevin J Ovans

Kenneth Anthony Pelley

Fernanda Wiermann Paques

Kofi A Bissah

Richmond R Cohen

Joseph Michael Luizzi

Francisco J V Hernandez

Ricky Ray Burrow

Maria Cristina Niciporciukas

Jenny G Du

Krystyna M Borysewicz

Archie L Jones

Elisabeth Kirsch

Richmond A Cohen

Alvaro Garcia Aramendia

Katja Lerner

Amrita Saigal

James Keighley

Emily Monroe

Kofi Bissah

An absorbent article that is toxin-free and made from plant-based, biobased, all natural, clean ingredients. In one embodiment, the absorbent article is a diaper made from plant-based resin, comprising: (i) a first layer, wherein the first layer is a cotton top sheet with a wax-based coating deposited on an exterior surface of the first layer (adjacent to the wearer's skin, or 'user-facing'); and (ii) a second layer, wherein the second layer is an acquisition/distribution layer (ADL), and wherein the ADL is comprised of two sub-layers of different materials, a first sublayer comprising an apertured film acquisition sub-layer disposed on top of, and laminated to, a second sub-layer comprising a non-woven acquisition layer.

Plant-based absorbent article

An absorbent article including a liquid permeable cover layer, a liquid impermeable barrier layer, an absorbent core arranged adjacent to the cover layer, the absorbent core including a material-free zone extending, a transfer layer arranged between the core and the barrier layer, the transfer layer including a planar portion having an upper surface and a lower surface and a protrusion extending upwardly from the upper surface.

Absorbent article including an absorbent core layer having a material free zone and a transfer layer arranged below the absorbent core layer

A method of making a cover material for an absorbent article including the steps of providing a fibrous nonwoven substrate, the substrate having a tortuousity value in the range of about 0.8 to about 3.0, applying a particulate skin care material to the substrate, the particulate skin care comprising a particulate material having a particle size in the range of about 1 micron to about 75 microns, and applying a compressive force to the substrate to impregnate the substrate with the particulate skin care material.

Method of making a cover material including a skin care composition

A cover material for an absorbent article including a fibrous nonwoven substrate, the substrate having a tortuousity value in the range of about 0.8 to about 3.0, and a particulate skin care material including a particulate material having a particle size in the range of about 1 micron to about 75 microns.

Cover material for an absorbent article including a skin care composition and an absorbent article having a cover material including a skin care composition

An absorbent article including a cover layer, a barrier layer and an absorbent system arranged between the cover layer and the barrier layer, the absorbent article being drapeable and possessing the absorbency attributes required of a sanitary napkin.

Disposable absorbent sanitary napkin with modified circular bending stiffness and absorbency index values for improved drapeability

Drapeable sanitary absorbent napkin and materials for use in drapeable sanitary absorbent articles

Drapeable sanitary absorbent napkin

A body attachable absorbent article including a cover layer, a barrier layer and an absorbent layer arranged between the cover layer and the barrier layer, the absorbent article being drapeable and possessing the absorbency attributes required of a sanitary napkin.

Body attachable drapeable sanitary absorbent napkin

An absorbent article including a cover layer, a barrier layer and an absorbent layer arranged between the cover layer and the barrier layer, the absorbent article being drapeable and possessing the absorbency attributes required of a sanitary napkin.

A body attachable absorbent article including a cover layer, a barrier layer and an absorbent system arranged between the cover layer and the barrier layer, the absorbent article being drapeable and possessing the absorbency attributes required of a sanitary napkin.

Body attachable drapeable sanitary absorbent napkin with AI, MCB and BW values

A multilayered absorbent structure is disclosed. The absorbent structure has a plurality of absorbent planar regions defined by decreasing pore size with increasing depth into the region. Generally, each planar region has an absorbent layer having relatively large average pore sizes at the top, body facing surface, and relatively small average pore sizes at the bottom, garment facing surface. A subsequent absorbent region has a top body facing surface with an average pore size which is larger than the bottom, garment facing surface of the previous absorbent region. The top surface of each subsequent planar region is in fluid communication with the lower surface of the planar region above.

Multilayered absorbent structures

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Monmouth Beach, NJ, United States of America

John Poccia