Tampax

Tampax is a U.S. brand of feminine hygiene founded in 1936, now owned by Procter & Gamble. Its origins date back to the patent filed by American doctor Earle Haas in the early 1930s: it was then entrepreneur Gertrude Tendrich who acquired the rights and built a female-led company around that patent, bringing to market the first internal tampon with an applicator. The name Tampax — a blend of tampon and packs — has become a recognizable reference in over a hundred countries worldwide. Since 1997, the brand has operated as part of the P&G group, continuing to offer a range dedicated to internal menstrual protection, available in various absorbencies and applicator types, including a line with a core made of 100% organic cotton, free from fragrances and dyes.

The Tampax selection on OneBioShop

In the OneBioShop catalog, you will find 26 Tampax references that cover the main needs of the menstrual cycle: tampons with cardboard or plastic applicators, compact versions designed for those seeking convenience in their purse, and offerings in organic cotton for those who prefer natural materials. The different absorbencies — from light to super — allow you to adapt your choice to your flow day by day. If you have any doubts about which format is most suitable for you or about the correct usage method, we invite you to consult the product leaflet or speak to your trusted pharmacist.

Scroll through the selection below to compare the available options and find the one that best suits your daily habits.