Magnetic panty liner assembly

Inventor: Melissa Haskins (Craig, CO)

A61L15/18 A61F13/475 A61F13/535 A61F13/53743 A61L15/42 A61F2013/4708 A61F2013/530029 A61F2013/530036

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Patent No.: US 10,918,762
App. No.: 15/925,201
Granted: Feb 16, 2021
Kind: B2

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Abstract

A magnetic panty liner assembly for reducing menstrual pain includes a first panel, a first panel, a second panel, and a third panel. The second panel, which is absorbent, is coupled to a lower face of the first panel. The third panel is coupled to a bottom surface of the second panel and a perimeter of the first panel to enclose the second panel. The ridge and the third panel are impermeable. A coupler on an exterior face of the third panel is configured to couple the third panel to an undergarment. Menstrual fluid flows through the first panel to be absorbed by the second panel. A ridge on the first panel is positioned in abutment to skin of the user to prevent leakage. Magnets that are positioned between the second panel and the third panel are configured to reduce pain of menstruation.

Claims (38)

1. A magnetic panty liner assembly comprising:

a first panel, said first panel being flexible, said first panel being permeable to menstrual fluid;

a ridge coupled to and extending from an upper face of said first panel, said ridge being positioned around a perimeter of said first panel, said ridge being impermeable to menstrual fluid;

a second panel coupled to a lower face of said first panel, said second panel being flexible, said second panel being absorbent of menstrual fluid wherein said first panel is configured for flowing of the menstrual fluid through said first panel positioning said second panel for absorbing the menstrual fluid;

a coupler coupled to an exterior face of a third panel, said coupler being configured for coupling said third panel to an undergarment of a user, said coupler comprising adhesive;

said third panel being coupled to a bottom surface of said second panel and said perimeter of said first panel such that said second panel is enclosed between said first panel and said third panel, said third panel being flexible, said third panel being impermeable to menstrual fluid wherein said coupler is positioned on said third panel such that said coupler is configured for coupling said third panel to the undergarment of the user positioning said ridge in abutment to skin of the user for preventing leakage of the menstrual fluid between said first panel and the skin; and

a plurality of magnets fixedly positioned between said third panel and said second panel wherein said magnets are configured for reducing pain from menstrual cramps;

a plurality of extrusions coupled to and extending from said upper face of said first panel wherein said extrusions are configured for deterring movement of the menstrual fluid along said upper face, each said extrusion being positioned at an associated said hole.

2. The assembly of claim 1 , further including a first slit positioned through said first panel, wherein said first slit is positioned in said first panel such that said first slit is configured for flowing of the menstrual fluid through said first slit positioning said second panel for absorbing the menstrual fluid.

3. The assembly of claim 2 , further including said first slit extending extending lengthwise along said first panel.

4. The assembly of claim 3 , further including a second slit positioned through said first panel, said second slit being perpendicular to and intersecting said first slit, wherein said second slit is positioned in said first panel such that said second slit is configured for the flowing of the menstrual fluid through said second slit positioning said second panel for absorbing the menstrual fluid.

5. The assembly of claim 4 , further including said second slit being positioned equally distant from said opposing ends of said first panel.

6. The assembly of claim 2 , further including each said hole being positioned between said first slit and said ridge such that said plurality of holes is positioned in a pair of rows.

7. The assembly of claim 1 , further including a plurality of cylinders coupled to and extending between said lower face of said first panel and a top surface of said second panel, said cylinders being absorbent of menstrual fluid, wherein said cylinders are positioned on said second panel such that each said cylinder is configured for wicking the menstrual fluid from said first panel to said second panel.

8. The assembly of claim 7 , further comprising:

said first panel comprising foam;

said second panel and said cylinders comprising rayon; and

said ridge and said third panel comprising plastic.

9. The assembly of claim 8 , further including said second panel and said cylinders comprising cotton.

10. The assembly of claim 1 , further including said plurality of magnets comprising a strip, said strip being flexible, said strip being magnetic.

11. The assembly of claim 10 , further including said strip being substantially rectangularly shaped.

12. The assembly of claim 1 , further including said first panel being elongated rectangularly shaped.

13. The assembly of claim 1 , further including said first panel having opposing ends, said opposing ends being arcuate.

14. The assembly of claim 1 , further including said holes being circularly shaped.

15. The assembly of claim 1 , further including each said extrusion being cylindrically shaped.

16. A magnetic panty liner assembly comprising:

a first panel, said first panel being flexible, said first panel being permeable to menstrual fluid, said first panel being elongated rectangularly shaped, said first panel having opposing ends, said opposing ends being arcuate, said first panel comprising foam;

a ridge coupled to and extending from an upper face of said first panel, said ridge being positioned to around a perimeter of said first panel, said ridge being impermeable to menstrual fluid, said ridge comprising plastic;

a second panel coupled to a lower face of said first panel, said second panel being flexible, said second panel being absorbent of menstrual fluid said second panel comprising rayon, said second panel comprising cotton;

a plurality of cylinders coupled to and extending between said lower face of said first panel and a top surface of said second panel, said cylinders being absorbent of menstrual fluid, wherein said cylinders are positioned on said second panel such that each said cylinder is configured for wicking the menstrual fluid from said first panel to said second panel;

a third panel coupled to a bottom surface of said second panel and said perimeter of said first panel such that said second panel is enclosed between said first panel and said third panel, said third panel being flexible, said third panel being impermeable to menstrual fluid, said third panel comprising plastic;

a plurality of magnets fixedly positioned between said third panel and said second panel, said plurality of magnets comprising a strip, said strip being flexible, said strip being magnetic, said strip being rectangularly shaped;

a first slit positioned through said first panel, wherein said first slit is positioned in said first panel such that said first slit is configured for flowing of the menstrual fluid through said first slit positioning said second panel for absorbing the menstrual fluid, said first slit extending extending lengthwise along said first panel;

a coupler coupled to an exterior face of said third panel, said coupler being configured for coupling said third panel to an undergarment of a user, wherein said coupler is positioned on said third panel such that said coupler is configured for coupling said third panel to the undergarment of the user positioning said ridge in abutment to the skin of the user for preventing leakage of the menstrual fluid between said first panel and the skin, such that said first slit is configured for flowing of the menstrual fluid through said first slit positioning said second panel for absorbing the menstrual fluid, such that said magnets are configured for reducing pain from menstrual cramps, said coupler comprising adhesive;

a second slit positioned through said first panel, said second slit being perpendicular to and intersecting said first slit, said second slit being positioned equally distant from said opposing ends of said first panel, wherein said second slit is positioned in said first panel such that said second slit is configured for the flowing of the menstrual fluid through said second slit positioning said second panel for absorbing the menstrual fluid;

a plurality of holes positioned through said first panel, wherein said holes are positioned in said first panel such that said holes are configured for the flowing of the menstrual fluid through said holes for absorbing the menstrual fluid in said second panel, each said hole being positioned between said first slit and said ridge such that said plurality of holes is positioned in a pair of rows, said holes being circularly shaped; and

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