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What specific benefit is delivered by the perfume?
Women who use scented tampons appreciate the extra feeling of freshness and confidence that the product offers them during their period.

Should Tampax Compak Fresh be used differently than any other tampon?
No,  scented tampon  should be used in exactly the same way as unscented tampons - during menstruation only and women are advised to change their tampon every 4-8 hours. It’s that simple.

Will scented tampons replace normal Tampons?
No, the scented tampons will be in addition to the unscented version is available to provide consumers with a choice as to which product they wish to purchase.

Could this product mask odors – like a deodorant?
No, the scented tampon helps women to feel clean and fresh during their period providing extra reassurance and confidence. It is not designed to mask odors in the way deodorants do.

How is the scent incorporated into the product ?
The scent is incorporated at production. A small amount of the scent is dropped onto the absorbent pad. It is then enclosed by a second layer of absorbent material before being compressed into the final tampon shape.

Is the scent safe to use internally in the body?
Yes, Tampax Compak scented tampon has undergone rigorous safety testing. The scent has been dermatological tested and is safe to be used internally. Millions of women in the US have safely used scented Tampax for many years.

For young girl – First time user?
Specify that it is really important to read carefully the information booklet available inside the sampling.

Will I still be a virgin if I use tampons?
Yes. The hymen, a flexible membrane that partially covers the vaginal opening, is usually still intact for girls who haven't had sexual intercourse. Most girls can slide a tampon in through that same opening that lets menstrual fluid out without affecting the hymen.

Can a tampon get lost inside of you?
No way! There’s no place for it to go. The tampon goes into the vagina. At the top of the vagina is the opening of the cervix. This opening is tiny. That’s far too small to let a tampon through to any other part of your body. Besides, the tampon is held in place by the walls of your vagina until you pull gently on the cord to remove it.

What is a tampon gets stuck?A tampon can’t get “stuck” inside you. After you put the tampon in, the muscles at the vaginal opening will hold it in place until you remove it by gently pulling on the string.

How do you know when to change a tampon?
In general a tampon should be changed every 4-8 hours – never wait longer than 8 hours to change it. The better you get to know your own flow, the easier it will be to know when to change it, and which absorbency is best for you.