Sanitary napkin having laterally extensible means for attachment

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6043852, A61F 1315

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060931787

ABSTRACT:
An improved sanitary napkin is disclosed. The sanitary napkin has a laterally extensible flap which extends outwardly from one of the longitudinal edges of the sanitary napkin or a laterally extensible backsheet. The backsheet or flap may be laterally extended from the neutral, retracted position and will return to the retracted position upon release of the disturbing force. This arrangement provides the advantage that any adhesive strips or patches associated with the flaps or backsheet more easily move with the undergarment of the wearer and are less likely to be stressed or become detached from the undergarment of the wearer due to the forces encountered during typical wearer movements.

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patent: 4605404 (1986-08-01), Sneider
patent: 4759754 (1988-07-01), Korpman
patent: 5346486 (1994-09-01), Osborn, III et al.

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