The pH value of sanitary napkins being equated to curtains is a misunderstanding

The topic arose when netizens noted this overlap in pH standards, leading to widespread debate about whether such a broad pH range could pose health risks to women. In response, reporters conducted a market investigation and compared various standards while consulting gynecological experts to understand the specific impacts of pH on women's health.Currently, sanitary napkins on the market adhere primarily to two standards. The confusion stems from the fact that the pH requirements for sanitary napkins align with those for Class C textile products as outlined in the National Textile Product Basic Safety Technical Specification. However, these two categories are fundamentally different; sanitary napkins are classified as disposable hygiene products, which fall under a distinct set of regulations.Experts emphasize that if women use sanitary products that comply with national standards, they need not worry excessively about health risks associated with pH levels. They recommend prioritizing comfort and breathability when selecting sanitary napkins and choosing products from reputable brands that provide evidence of compliance with safety standards.