US2004030307A1PendingUtilityA1
Absorbent article
Priority: Jan 21, 2000Filed: May 15, 2003Published: Feb 12, 2004
Est. expiryJan 21, 2020(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Edward Nitenson
A61F 13/84A61F 13/471A61F 13/64
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Abstract
An absorbent article for use by a male to absorb moisture at the scrotum comprising: an elongated soft pad made of an absorbent material and sized to wrap around the rear of the scrotum and lie against the inner thigh, said pad having opposed ends; a strap connected to the ends of the pad for extending about the waist of the wearer to hold the pad in place about the scrotum and against the inner thigh; and wherein said absorbent article includes a body portion having a slit to allow fitting the pad along the stomach and allow the pad to collect sweat.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An absorbent article for use by a male to absorb moisture comprising:
an elongated soft pad made of an absorbent material and sized to wrap around the rear of the scrotum and lie against the inner thigh, said pad having opposed ends, and a strap connected to the ends of the pad for extending about the waist of the wear to hold the pad in place about the scrotum and against the inner thigh.
2 . An absorbent article for use by an obese person to absorb moisture at the bottom of the stomach comprising:
an elongated soft and flexible pad made of an absorbent material and sized to be disposed within the crease about the bottom of the stomach and along the sides thereof, and a strap connected to the ends of the pad for extending about the back of the wearer in the region of the waist for holding the pad in place in stomach crease.
3 . All absorbent article as described in claim 1 wherein the pad is moke of a sponge-like material.
4 . Au absorbent article as described in claim 2 wherein the pad is made of a sponge-like material.
6 . An absorbent article as defined in claim 1 wherein the pad has front and back faces and both faces are made of absorbent material.
7 . Au absorbent article as defined in claim 6 wherein one face of the pad lies against the thighs and the other faces of the pad lies against the scrotum.
8 . An absorbent article as described in claim 6 wherein the pad is made of a sponge-like material.
9 . An absorbent article as described in claim 1 wherein the pad has a narrow central portion intended to engage the rear portion of the scrotum.
10 . An absorbent article as described in claim 1 wherein the strap is made of a stretchable material.
11 . An absorbent article as described in claim 2 wherein the strap is made of a stretchable material.
12 . An absorbent article as described in claim 10 wherein the strap is detachably connected to the ends of the pad.
13 . An absorbent article as described in claim 11 wherein the strap is detachably connected to the ends of the pad.
14 . An absorbent article as described in claim 1 wherein the pad is multi-layered.
15 . An absorbent article a described in claim 2 wherein the pad is multi-layered.
16 . An absorbent article as described in claim 2 wherein the pad is wider at its mid portion than at its end portions.
17 . An absorbent article as described in claim 14 wherein the pad has outer layers of absorbent material and an intermediate layer of non stretchable material.
18 . An absorbent article as described in claim 15 wherein the pad has outer layers of absorbent material and an intermediate layer of non stretchable material.
19 . An absorbent article according to claim 16 wherein said pads to eight inches long.
20 . An absorbent article according to claim 12 wherein removable fastening means are used to connect said absorbent article to said strap.
21 An absorbent article according to claim 13 wherein said removable fastening means comprise alligator clips.
22 An absorbent article according to claim 12 wherein removable fastening means comprise at least one alligator clip, and at least one buckle.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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