Paper applicator containing a compostable coating

Surgery – Means for inserting fibrous or foraminous resident packing,... – With lubricating means

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604 11, 604 14, 604 15, A61F 1320

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ABSTRACT:
An applicator is disclosed for inserting a substance into a body cavity. The applicator is especially useful for inserting a catamenial tampon into a woman's vagina. The applicator includes a tubular member formed from at least one layer of paper which has an exterior surface. The tubular member is capable of holding the substance which is to be inserted. The exterior surface of the tubular member is coated with a compostable coating. The coating is comprised of at least 85 percent by weight of a polymeric material, at least 10 percent by weight of additives, and up to about 5 percent by weight of a residual monomer.

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