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Other Underwear and Plastic Pants
Since the earliest times of just using a sanitary belt with attached disposable towel (pad or napkin) various forms of protective underwear have been developed. The earliest were ordinary panties with belt hooks attached which allowed a tampon or towel to be inserted. These were satisfactory, but if the woman had a heavy period then blood could soak right through and get on the crotch of the underwear. The next stage of development were panties with a plastic covered crotch and gusset area to save any soiling of the underwear, they still retained the loops or hooks to attach the towel but in all other respects looked very similar to ordinary panties. These panties evolved over time to cater for the newer and more modern tampons (pads) which had their own integrated waterproofed layer. This type of panty had pouches sewn in to the crotch area where the pads could be inserted and worn in comfort and ultimately cut down on the bulkiness of the older towel. These panties came into production in the mid 1960's and have been in use right up to the late 1990's and even into the early 2000's. Nowadays modern sanitary pads are thin self adhesive pads with a highly absorbent layer over a plasticised base. They also now have side wings to make them much easier to attach to the crotch of any ordinary panty - therefore doing away with the necessity of specialised panties to hold them in place.
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