Always maxi thick pads, in the blue package, are thick pads with extra absorbent core. Always Ultra-Thin pads, in the teal package, are super thin but still highly absorbent for women who prefer a slimmer fitting pad. Both provide superior protection.

Even though Always pads provide long lasting protection, we recommend changing your pads every 3 to 4 hours on average during the day for ultimate freshness and comfort.

Always Ultra Thin pads provide protection tailored to every woman's shape and flow. For light and moderate flow days, use normal or pads. For heavy flow days and at night, extra long offer the best protection.

To know how to choose the right menstrual pad, you must first know the type of flow you’re having and the occasion you need it for. There are many different types of sanitary pads available in the market that cater to different flow needs, as well as nighttime pads customized for superior protection at night like the Always Night Pads.

There are so many different types of pads for periods in the market, but the best are those that cater to three important aspects – best protection, comfort and safety. And Always pads fit the brief with the various types of sanitary pads that they have catering to different needs.

A sanitary pad is mainly used to manage period blood. A panty liner is used to manage vaginal discharge and can also be used for protection from urine leakage and as backup protection when your periods are due. Also, a sanitary pad is deigned to be highly absorbent, whereas a panty liner is designed to absorb light to moderate discharge.

Wearing sanitary pads every day when you’re on your period is safe and will not cause any problem as long you change it after every four to five hours. This is a general rule and during your heavy flow days, you may need to change your pad more frequently, depending on your comfort. On your non-period days, however, wearing panty liners should be fine.

If you've recently begun menstruating and are confused about how to wear a female sanitary pad, here's how you do it. Take a sanitary pad and peel the protective cover or strip which is underneath the pad. Once removed, you will see the adhesive strip that you need to pace on your panty, firmly. If your pad has wings, you can peel off the strip and stick them under your panty. Make sure to use only the best quality sanitary pads like Always pads.