Kalon Lueur sanitary pads; A Sanitary Pad with Natural Super Absorbant Polymers protects from skin reactions, rashes, allergies, reproductive issues like carcinogens, endocrine disruptors, and surface irritants and toxic Shock Syndrome.
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Kalonlueur sanitary pads, skin reactions, rashes, allergies, reproductive issuesAbstract
Synthetic sanitary napkins are laced with odor neutralizers and artificial fragrances. These cheap chemical components can cause serious irritations and allergy. These chemicals can cause complications in reproduction, to the extent of infertility.Phthalates are compounds used to give a smooth finish to the sanitary pads. These compounds have been shown to cause endocrine disruption and affect normal reproductive hormone levels. Super Absorbent Polymers used in sanitary pads are mostly petroleum by- products which claim to soak 30 times their weight. This quality of ultra-thin sanitary napkin makes it very desirable for women, but there is a considerable health threat that comes with this convenience. SAP can cause skin reactions, rashes, allergies, reproductive issues, and Toxic Shock Syndrome. KALONLUEUR SANITARY PADS, A Sanitary Pad with Natural Super Absorbant Polymers free from skin reactions, rashes, allergies, reproductive issues and toxic Shock Syndrome. The present paper Reviews the Role of KALONLUEUR SANITARY PADS developed by R&D cell of Lactonova Nutripharm Pvt Ltd. Hyderabad to protect the women from innumerable health threats.
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