This really depends on how heavy your flow is in your cycle. If you are comfortable wearing the same sanitary pad for five hours, there is no downside. It is, however, best to keep changing as per your body's requirements. During heavy flow days, or if your periods are generally very heavy in flow, you may require heavy duty napkins with extra absorption to be able to keep them on for five hours or more a day.
The length of time before your pad becomes "full" all depends on the type of pad you use. If you use a thin "light day" one, and you have a heavy flow, it could be about 3-5 hours before you need to change. If you wear a "heavy flow" pad, those can last for up to 8 hours maximum. Check the label on your pad package to be sure becaue al brands vary. Although pads can absorb for a long time, I recommend to change every 2-3 hours to avoid stench.
Of course! you have two main options. the first is to wear a tampon. this is the most effective. The second is to wear a thong pantyliner. these work on low flow days but not very well on heavy days. Of couse you can. Just be sure to wear a tampon when wearing a thong during your period. You don't feel a thing when you have it in you, but be sure to change it every 5-8 hours. Yes, but you can't put on a pad, you'd have to wear a tube.
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5 to 7 hours
There are several good brands of saddle pad. Some of them are Cashell, SMX Air Ride, 5 Star, Cork Saddle, EZGrip, Classic Equine, Diamond Wool and Reinsman.
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about 4 to 5 hours each day.
Its really hard to say which will last longer between a mattress and a matress pad. Since mattresses only have a lifespan of 5 to ten years typically I would say matress pads because they don't wear out like a mattress does.
Killer Pad - 2008 was released on: USA: 5 February 2008
You would wear the medal/ribbon with 4 oak leaf clusters attached.
The shortest time is 5 hours and 48 minutes, with good traffic.
5 hours if the traffic is good on a 2 lane road and the weather is good.