Do I need underwear to wear safety pants?

There is generally no need to wear underwear when wearing safety pants. The safety pants are designed to have the basic functions of underwear. Wearing additional underwear may affect the breathability and comfort.

Comfort pants are cut in one piece, often including an absorbent layer, leak-proof panels and an elastic waistband to fit directly against the skin. Most of its materials are breathable non-woven fabrics or cotton surface layers. The water-absorbent core can quickly lock liquids, and the leak-proof design can avoid side leakage and rear leakage. When worn alone, it is more conducive to air circulation, reduces the feeling of stuffiness and humidity, and reduces the risk of infection in private parts. Some products also add antibacterial ingredients to further ensure hygiene and safety.

A few people with sensitive skin may need to wear pure cotton underwear as an isolation layer. If you use safety pants with poor water absorption, or if your menstrual flow is too heavy, underwear can help fix the sanitary napkin. However, wearing double layers may lead to waist and abdominal tightness, friction and discomfort, and even affect the leak-proof effect. Choosing high-waisted safety pants can better solve the fixation problem.

It is recommended to adjust the way you wear it according to your personal feel. Give priority to regular brand safety pants, be sure to change them every 4-6 hours, and clean your hands before and after use. Discontinue use if skin redness and itching occur, and consult a gynecologist if necessary. It can be worn with loose outer pants every day to avoid sitting still for long periods of time and keep the perineum dry and breathable.