Lil-Lets Teens Petite Sanitary Towels - 14 Pack

Lil-Lets Teens sanitary towels (petite) – Day – 14 packLil-Lets Teens sanitary towels (day) with wings have been specially designed for younger girls to use during their first period and the first few years after starting their period. They are smaller and narrower than most other sanitary pads (for smaller bodies) but are still super absorbent and offer great protection.  Lil-Lets Teens petite sanitary towels (day) are brilliantly breathable, have a super soft cover which is comfy against your skin and feature wings for added security and protection. They are also fragrance free for those who prefer an unscented sanitary pad. Key features

• Smaller and narrower for the perfect fit
• Brilliantly breathable and comfy on your skin
• Stay-put wings for security
• Amazingly absorbent
• Packaged in a pretty drawstring bag, with a removable label, for discretion
• Free from fragrances and colourants  

Suitable for
Lil-Lets Teens sanitary towels (day) are suitable for day-time use, for those with a light to medium flow or your light to medium days. Also available in Long and Night absorbencies for a heavier flow, your heavier days and around the clock protection.

If you’d like to move on from these petite pads, to a regular sized sanitary towel, look for Lil-Lets Super Soft sanitary towels which also have a super soft cover, wings for security and are fragrance free.
How to use

• Open the wrapper and fold out the sanitary towel so it is flat.
• Peel the sanitary pad away from the wrapper and paper (the back of the pad should feel sticky).
• Position the pad in your underwear.
• Remove the paper tab on the wings, to reveal the sticky area, and fold these wings around and underneath your underwear to hold it in place and keep it secure.

When you’re ready to remove your sanitary towel, simply peel off the wings from beneath your underwear, and then pull the pad out of your underwear. It’s best to wrap the used pad in the wrapper of your new sanitary towel (or a bit of tissue paper) and dispose of with your household waste or in a designated sanitary bin. Remember not to flush your pad or any of the wrapping materials down the toilet as it’s bad for the sewers and could cause blockages.