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Always Ultra Pads Long Size 2 – 13 Pads

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FAQs

What does Size 2 mean in the Always Ultra range?
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Size 2 in the Always Ultra range corresponds to Long absorbency — the step up from Size 1 Normal for heavier flow days. The numerical sizing runs alongside the descriptive names to make the absorbency level easy to identify at a glance: Size 1 for everyday lighter to moderate flow, Size 2 for longer coverage on heavier flow days, and so on up the range.

How does this differ from the Always Ultra Long 14-pack?
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Both are Always Ultra Long pads — the primary known difference is the pack count (13 versus 14 pads). The size numbering on this product may indicate a market-specific variant or packaging revision. Please confirm the precise distinction with your supplier before publishing both listings simultaneously to avoid customer confusion.

When should I use a Size 2 Long pad rather than a Size 1 Normal?
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Step up to Size 2 Long when the Size 1 Normal pad is consistently saturated before you are ready to change it — typically on the heavier mid-cycle days when flow is at its peak. A Long pad provides both greater absorbency capacity and extended front-to-back coverage, giving more reliable protection for longer on the days when a Normal pad cannot keep up with flow.

How often should I change this pad on a heavy flow day?
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On heavy flow days, change every two to four hours or when the pad becomes saturated — do not wait until it is fully soaked. On lighter days within the same period, four to six hours is a more typical change interval. No pad should be worn for longer than eight hours regardless of flow level.

How do I dispose of used pads?
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Wrap in toilet tissue or the backing paper from a fresh pad and place in a bin. Never flush sanitary pads — they cause serious blockages in the sewage system and are not designed to break down in water. Most public toilet cubicles provide a sanitary disposal unit for discreet disposal away from home.