Tampax

Tampax is one of the world's best-known tampon brands, offering reliable period protection across a range of absorbencies and applicator styles, including Pearl and Compak. The range is designed for comfort and confidence.

At StockMyMedicine you'll find the Tampax range, dispatched discreetly from our UK pharmacy.

About Tampax

Tampax is one of the world's best-known tampon brands, offering reliable period protection with a range of applicator tampons to suit different flows. Its tampons are designed for comfort, security and discretion.

The range includes Compak, Pearl and cardboard applicator tampons in absorbencies from Lites to Super Plus.

Browse the Tampax range below, dispatched discreetly from our UK pharmacy. Always follow the guidance on the pack and change your tampon regularly.

Frequently asked questions

What is Tampax?

Tampax is a brand of tampons - small, absorbent period products worn inside the vagina to absorb menstrual flow. Most Tampax tampons come with an applicator to make them easy to insert.

How do you insert a Tampax tampon?

Wash your hands, get comfortable, and use the applicator to gently guide the tampon into the vagina at a slight upward and backward angle, then push the inner tube to release it and remove the applicator. It should sit comfortably so you cannot feel it - the leaflet in the pack has step-by-step pictures.

Are Tampax tampons safe?

Yes, tampons are safe for periods when used correctly: use the lowest absorbency for your flow, change it every 4 to 8 hours, and never leave one in for more than 8 hours. This lowers the small risk of toxic shock syndrome (TSS) - if you feel suddenly unwell with a high temperature while using a tampon, take it out and seek medical advice.

Do Tampax tampons expire?

Tampons do not have the same kind of expiry as food, but they do have a shelf life and are best used within the date on the box, stored somewhere clean and dry. An old or damp tampon should be thrown away rather than used.

What absorbency of Tampax do you need?

Choose the lowest absorbency that copes with your flow - Lites for light days, Regular or Super for heavier ones - rather than always using the highest. Using a higher absorbency than you need is linked to a greater TSS risk, so match it to your flow and change regularly.

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