JP5796802B2 - Men's incontinence pad - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a male incontinence pad.

  Conventionally, a male incontinence pad used for a male genitalia is known. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a male incontinence pad formed in a cup shape from a single sheet-like member.

JP 2008-136641 A

  However, since the male incontinence pad disclosed in Patent Document 1 is formed in a cup shape from one sheet-like member, the male incontinence pad protects the male genital so that a desired shape is maintained. As a result, the fit of the male incontinence pad to the male genitalia may be reduced.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said situation, The objective is to provide the male incontinence pad with the favorable fitting property to a male genitalia.

  The male incontinence pad of the present invention that has solved the above-mentioned problems has an inner cup having a peripheral edge part and a central part located inside thereof, and an outer cup provided on the outer side of the inner cup. The inner cup is characterized in that the peripheral portion is joined to the outer cup and the central portion is formed to be movable with respect to the outer cup. The male incontinence pad of the present invention has an inner cup provided inside the outer cup, and the center part of the inner cup is formed so as to be movable with respect to the outer cup. In addition, the inner cup is protected from the external pressure by the outer cup, and the inner cup is not easily deformed by the external pressure. Therefore, the feeling of wearing the male incontinence pad is improved.

  It is preferable that a cushion material is provided between the center portion of the inner cup and the outer cup. Thus, by providing a cushioning material, the center part of an inner cup is pushed toward a wearer's male genital, and it becomes possible to improve the fitting property to a male genital more in the central part.

  It is preferable that the inner cup has a first layer and a second layer provided outside the first layer, and the second layer is provided in a part of the central portion. If the inner cup is formed in this way, the center part becomes less likely to follow the outer cup, the center part can move freely with respect to the outer cup, and the fit to the male part of the center part can be easily maintained. In order to enhance the fit to the male part of the central part, the second layer is more preferably divided into two or more and provided in a part of the central part.

  The inner cup has a first layer and a second layer provided outside the first layer, and the first layer is made of a spunbond nonwoven fabric, a point bond nonwoven fabric, a melt blown nonwoven fabric, an SMS nonwoven fabric, or a perforated plastic film. It is preferable that the second layer is composed of an air-through nonwoven fabric or an airlaid nonwoven fabric. If the inner cup is formed in this manner, the wearing feeling of the male incontinence pad is improved, and the absorbability of urine is enhanced by the second layer composed of the air-through nonwoven fabric or the airlaid nonwoven fabric.

  It is preferable that a liquid absorber is provided inside or outside the inner cup. If the inner cup is equipped with a liquid absorber, even if a large amount of urine is excreted from the wearer, the urine can be fixed to the liquid absorber without leaking outside the male incontinence pad. become.

  As the liquid absorber, it is also preferable that a sheet-like absorber having a water-absorbing resin between the nonwoven fabrics and not having pulp fibers is provided outside the inner cup. If a sheet-like absorber is used as the liquid absorber, the inner cup can be formed flexibly even if the sheet-like absorber is provided on the inner cup, and it becomes easy to improve the fit to a male genitalia. Further, by providing the sheet-shaped absorber outside the inner cup, after the urine is first absorbed by the inner cup, the urine that could not be absorbed by the inner cup can be absorbed by the sheet-shaped absorber. . Therefore, rapid urine absorption and high urine absorption capacity can be realized.

  The inner cup is preferably formed with a plurality of folds. By forming a plurality of folds in the inner cup, the inner cup has a wider range of movement with respect to the outer cup at the center, and the center can be more fitted to male genitals. In particular, the inner cup preferably has a plurality of folds formed concentrically.

  When a fold is formed in the inner cup, the liquid absorber is preferably provided inside or outside the inner cup so as not to overlap the fold. Thus, if the liquid absorber is provided in the inner cup, it becomes easy to form a crease in the inner cup, and the inner cup can be easily folded into a desired shape.

  The outer cup preferably has a larger mass per unit area than the inner cup. If the inner cup and the outer cup are configured in this way, the outer cup is likely to have higher rigidity than the inner cup. Therefore, the inner cup is protected from the external pressure by the outer cup, and the inner cup is hardly deformed by the external pressure.

  The inner cup and outer cup may be water-degradable. If the inner cup and the outer cup are water-degradable, the male incontinence pad can be discarded by flowing it into a normal flush toilet or the like. Thus, the wearer does not have to worry about where to discard the male incontinence pad.

  The outer cup may lack at least a portion of a portion that is not joined to the inner cup. If the outer cup is formed in this manner, the stuffiness in the male incontinence pad is suppressed, and the wearing feeling is improved.

  The male incontinence pad of the present invention has an inner cup provided inside the outer cup, and the center part of the inner cup is formed so as to be movable with respect to the outer cup. In addition, the inner cup is protected from the external pressure by the outer cup, and the inner cup is not easily deformed by the external pressure. Therefore, the feeling of wearing the male incontinence pad is improved.

The perspective view of the male incontinence pad (1st embodiment) of this invention is represented. The top view of the male incontinence pad (1st embodiment) of this invention is represented. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of the male incontinence pad shown in FIG. 2. The perspective view of the male incontinence pad (2nd embodiment) of this invention is represented. The top view of the male incontinence pad (2nd embodiment) of this invention is represented. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the male incontinence pad shown in FIG. 5 taken along the line BB. 6 represents an embodiment in which a liquid absorber is provided on the male incontinence pad shown in FIG.

  The male incontinence pad of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The present invention is not limited to the embodiments shown in the drawings.

  1 to 3 show a first embodiment of the male incontinence pad of the present invention. 1 is a perspective view of the male incontinence pad according to the first embodiment, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the male incontinence pad according to the first embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. Represent. FIG. 2 shows the side of the male incontinence pad facing the wearer's skin.

  The male incontinence pad 1 of the present invention has an inner cup 2 and an outer cup 3 provided outside the inner cup 2. When the male incontinence pad 1 is used, the inner cup 2 is positioned so as to face the wearer's skin, and the outer cup 3 is positioned opposite to the wearer, that is, on the outer side.

  The inner cup 2 has a cup shape, and a male genital can be suitably accommodated in the cup shape. The inner cup 2 preferably covers both the penis and the scrotum. The male incontinence pad 1 of the first embodiment has a cup shape in which the inner cup 2 swells on one side.

  The inner cup 2 has a peripheral edge portion 2a and a central portion 2b located inward thereof. The peripheral part 2a is a part of the inner cup 2 including the outer edge of the inner cup 2, and the central part 2b is a part adjacent to the peripheral part 2a and positioned inward of the peripheral part 2a. The entire periphery of the central portion 2b is surrounded by the peripheral edge portion 2a. 1-3, the peripheral part 2a and the center part 2b are divided and displayed by the dotted line.

  The outer cup 3 has a cup shape and is provided to protect the inner cup 2. The inner cup 2 is formed such that the peripheral edge 2 a is joined to the outer cup 3 and the center 2 b is movable with respect to the outer cup 3. At this time, part or all of the peripheral edge portion 2 a may be joined to the outer cup 3. By providing the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 in this manner, the fit of the inner cup 2 to the male genitalia is enhanced, and the inner cup 2 is protected from external pressure by the outer cup 3, and the inner cup 2 is It becomes difficult to be deformed by external pressure.

  The inner cup 2 is preferably made of a material that is flexible and can absorb urine or the like to some extent. If the inner cup 2 is made of such a material, the fit of the inner cup 2 to the male genital can be improved, and the urine excreted carelessly is absorbed by the inner cup 2, so that the urine is absorbed. It becomes possible to prevent leakage to the outside of the male incontinence pad 1.

  Specifically, the inner cup 2 is preferably composed of a hydrophilic nonwoven fabric. Examples of such a nonwoven fabric include nonwoven fabrics formed from hydrophilic fibers such as cellulose, rayon, and cotton; and polyolefins. (For example, polypropylene, polyethylene), non-woven fabric formed from hydrophobic fibers such as polyester (for example, PET), polyamide (for example, nylon), and the surface of the hydrophobic fibers is made hydrophilic by a surfactant Etc. As the hydrophilic nonwoven fabric, a nonwoven fabric produced by a spunbond method, an air-through method, a point bond method, a melt blow method, an airlaid method, a combination of these production methods (for example, an SMS method), or the like may be used. Moreover, the inner cup 2 may be comprised from the woven fabric and the knitted fabric.

  When a liquid absorber is provided inside the inner cup 2, the inner cup 2 may be made of a liquid-impermeable material. Also in this case, the inner cup 2 is preferably made of a flexible material. Examples of the liquid-impermeable material include nonwoven fabrics formed from hydrophobic fibers such as polyolefin (for example, polypropylene, polyethylene), polyester, polyamide (for example, nylon), and plastic films. As the liquid-impermeable nonwoven fabric, a nonwoven fabric manufactured by a spunbond method, an air-through method, a point bond method, a melt blow method, an airlaid method, a combination of these methods (for example, SMS method), or the like may be used. In the present invention, liquid impermeability includes the meaning of water repellency.

  The inner cup 2 may be formed by overlapping a plurality of sheet members. That is, the inner cup 2 may have a first layer and a second layer provided outside the first layer. At this time, for example, a combination in which the first layer and the second layer are both non-woven fabric, a combination in which the first layer is non-woven fabric and the second layer is a plastic film, the first layer is a perforated plastic film, and the second layer is a non-woven fabric. A combination or the like is shown. A third layer may be further provided outside the second layer.

  From the viewpoint of enhancing the absorbability of urine by the inner cup 2, the inner cup 2 preferably has a layer composed of a hydrophilic air-through nonwoven fabric or an airlaid nonwoven fabric. This is because the air-through nonwoven fabric and the airlaid nonwoven fabric are bulky and can hold a relatively large amount of urine in the fiber gap.

  When the inner cup 2 has a layer composed of an air-through nonwoven fabric or an air-laid nonwoven fabric, the layer composed of the air-through nonwoven fabric or the air-laid nonwoven fabric is preferably provided so as not to come into direct contact with the male genitalia. This is because the air-through nonwoven fabric and the air-laid nonwoven fabric have a relatively rough surface, and when the male genitalia comes into contact with the air-through nonwoven fabric or the air-laid nonwoven fabric, the wearer may feel itching and pain in the male genitalia. Therefore, the inner cup 2 has a first layer and a second layer provided outside the first layer, and the first layer has a relatively smooth surface, a spunbond nonwoven fabric, a point bond nonwoven fabric, a melt blown nonwoven fabric, It is preferable that the second layer is composed of an SMS nonwoven fabric or a perforated plastic film, and the second layer is composed of an air-through nonwoven fabric or an airlaid nonwoven fabric. At this time, both the first layer and the second layer are preferably hydrophilic. Furthermore, a third layer may be provided outside the second layer, and a second layer made of an air-through nonwoven fabric or an airlaid nonwoven fabric may be disposed between the first layer and the third layer. As the third layer, for example, a material usable for the first layer may be used.

  The outer cup 3 is preferably made of a material having higher rigidity than the inner cup 2. If the outer cup 3 is configured in this way, the inner cup 2 is protected from the external pressure by the outer cup 3, and the inner cup 2 is less likely to be deformed by the external pressure. Specifically, the outer cup 3 preferably has a larger mass per unit area than the inner cup 2.

  The outer cup 3 is preferably made of a liquid-impermeable material. As such a material, a liquid-impermeable material that can be used for the inner cup 2 may be used. From the viewpoint of allowing the outer cup 3 to have a certain degree of rigidity, the outer cup 3 is preferably made of a liquid-impermeable nonwoven fabric.

  The inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 may be water-decomposable. Water decomposability means the property that the original form is lost by dispersion or dissolution when flushed with water in a flush toilet or the like. Therefore, if the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 are water-degradable, the male incontinence pad 1 can be poured into a normal flush toilet and discarded, and the wearer has a place to discard the male incontinence pad 1. You don't have to worry about it.

  In order for the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 to have water decomposability, the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 are preferably made of a water decomposable material. Examples of water-degradable materials include wood pulp fibers, non-wood plant fibers, rayon fibers, and polyester fibers. Furthermore, water-soluble binders such as starch, polyacrylic acid aqueous solution, polyethylene oxide, alkyl cellulose, and hydroxyalkyl cellulose may be added to the water-degradable material.

  The inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 may be biodegradable. Biodegradable means degradable by a living organism such as a microorganism. If the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 are biodegradable, when the male incontinence pad 1 is poured into a flush toilet and discarded, activated sludge treatment or the like is performed at a sewage treatment plant or the like. 3 can be suitably decomposed into carbon dioxide, sludge and the like.

  Since the central part 2 b of the inner cup 2 is formed to be movable with respect to the outer cup 3, it is preferable that a space is provided between the central part 2 b of the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3. The male incontinence pad 1 of the first embodiment is configured such that the inner cup 2 has a smaller area than the outer cup 3, and the peripheral portion 2 a of the inner cup 2 is joined to the outer cup 3, whereby the central portion 2 b is It is formed so as to float with respect to the outer cup 3. As a result, as shown in FIG. 3, a space is formed between the central portion 2 b of the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3. By configuring the central part 2b of the inner cup 2 in this way, the central part 2b can move freely with respect to the outer cup 3, and the central part 2b can improve the fit to a male genitalia. it can.

  It is also preferable that a cushion material is provided in the space formed between the central portion 2 b of the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3. That is, it is preferable that a cushion material is provided between the center portion 2 b of the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3. By providing the cushion material in this manner, the center portion 2b of the inner cup 2 is pushed toward the wearer's male genital, and the fit to the male genital can be further enhanced by the central portion 2b.

  As the cushion material, foamed polymers such as foamed urethane, foamed rubber, and foamed polyester; a fiber lump that is an aggregate of fibers such as cotton, pulp fiber, and synthetic fiber can be used. What is necessary is just to fill the space between the part 2b and the outer cup 3. FIG.

Further, natural rubber; synthetic rubber such as urethane rubber, styrene butadiene rubber, butadiene rubber, ethylene propylene rubber; a sheet member composed of a nonwoven fabric or the like is folded; It may be arranged in the space between the outer cups 3. Further, the sheet member may be joined to the space between the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 so as to form a string with respect to the arc-shaped inner surface of the outer cup 3 without being folded. In this way, by joining both ends of the seat member to the inner surface of the outer cup 3 so as to shortcut the inner surface of the outer cup 3, the seat member can be provided with a cushioning action. When using a non-woven fabric as the sheet member, it is preferable to use a non-woven fabric having a relatively large basis weight, and the basis weight is in the range of 50 g / m ^{2 to} 150 g / m ² (more preferably 60 g / m ^{2 to} 120 g / m ² ). Is preferred.

  Since the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2 is formed to be movable with respect to the outer cup 3, it is also preferable to attach a reinforcing material to a part of the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2. By attaching the reinforcing material to a part of the central portion 2b, the rigidity of the portion of the central portion 2b to which the reinforcing material is attached is increased, whereas the portion of the central portion 2b to which the reinforcing material is not attached becomes low in rigidity. It becomes easy and the part from which rigidity differs in the center part 2b becomes easy to be formed. As a result, it becomes difficult for the center portion 2 b to follow the outer cup 3, and the center portion 2 b can move freely with respect to the outer cup 3. For example, when the male incontinence pad 1 is subjected to pressure from the outside by the wearer's movement, the central portion 2b is less likely to follow the distortion or displacement of the outer cup 3, and the central portion 2b is kept fit to the male genitalia. It can be done easily. When a reinforcing material is attached to a part of the central portion 2b, the space between the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3 may or may not be provided.

  The reinforcing material may be attached to the inner side of the inner cup 2 or may be attached to the outer side. Moreover, in order to obtain the same effect as attaching a reinforcing material to a part of the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2, the inner cup 2 may be formed as follows. That is, the inner cup 2 may include a first layer and a second layer provided outside the first layer, and the second layer may be provided in a part of the central portion 2b. At this time, the second layer plays the same role as the reinforcing material. It is preferable to use a relatively bulky material for the second layer, and it is preferable to use an air-through nonwoven fabric or an airlaid nonwoven fabric as such a material.

  When the second layer is provided in a part of the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2, the second layer occupies 20% to 90% (more preferably 30% to 80%) of the area of the central portion 2b. The central portion 2b is preferably provided. Moreover, it is preferable that the 2nd layer is divided | segmented into 2 or more in the center part 2b from the point which improves the fitting property to the male part of the center part 2b. The upper limit of the number by which the second layer is divided is not particularly limited, but is preferably 10 or less, and more preferably 8 or less. If the number of divided second layers is 10 or less, it becomes easy to manufacture the male incontinence pad 1 in which the second layer is provided in the central portion 2b. Also when attaching a reinforcing material to the inner cup 2, it is preferable to provide a reinforcing material on the same conditions.

  When the reinforcing material or the second layer is provided in a part of the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2, the reinforcing material or the second layer may be provided also in the peripheral edge portion 2a. If the reinforcing material or the second layer is also provided on the peripheral edge 2a, the rigidity of the peripheral edge 2a is increased, and the shape of the male incontinence pad 1 is easily maintained. When the reinforcing material or the second layer is also provided in the peripheral portion 2a, the reinforcing material or the second layer provided in the central portion 2b and the reinforcing material or the second layer provided in the peripheral portion 2a are separated from each other. It is preferable. If the reinforcing material or the second layer is provided in this way, the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2 can move freely with respect to the outer cup 3.

  The outer cup 3 may lack at least a portion of a portion that is not joined to the inner cup 2. That is, the outer cup 3 may be formed with an opening at a portion that is not joined to the inner cup 2. If the opening is formed in the outer cup 3, the stuffiness in the male incontinence pad 1 is suppressed, and a feeling of wear is improved. In addition, it is preferable that the opening formed in the outer cup 3 is provided so that the area is the same as or smaller than the area of the portion of the outer cup 3 that is not joined to the inner cup 2. If the opening is formed in this way, the strength of the outer cup 3 is easily secured, and the central portion 2b of the inner cup 2 is less likely to receive pressure directly from the outside.

  Fixing means such as an adhesive, a hook, a loop, and a fastener may be provided outside the outer cup 3. If a fixing means is provided outside the outer cup 3, the male incontinence pad 1 can be suitably fixed to the inside of the wearer's pants by the fixing means.

  It is preferable that a liquid absorber is provided inside or outside the inner cup 2. When a liquid absorber is provided outside the inner cup 2, the liquid absorber is provided between the inner cup 2 and the outer cup 3. If the inner cup 2 is provided with a liquid absorber, even if a large amount of urine is excreted from the wearer, the urine can be fixed to the liquid absorber without leaking out of the male incontinence pad 1. become able to.

  The liquid absorber is not particularly limited as long as it includes an absorbent material that can absorb urine and the like. As the liquid absorber, for example, a molded body in which an absorbent material is molded into a predetermined shape is used, or the absorbent material is covered with a sheet member such as paper (for example, tissue paper or thin paper) or a liquid-permeable nonwoven fabric. Can be used. Examples of the absorbent material contained in the liquid absorber include hydrophilic fibers such as pulverized pulp fiber and cellulose fiber, and water-absorbing resins such as polyacrylic acid-based, polyaspartic acid-based, cellulose-based, starch and acrylonitrile-based materials. Etc. The water-absorbing material may include polyolefin fibers such as polyethylene and polypropylene, polyester fibers such as PET, and heat-fusible fibers such as polyamide fibers. These heat-fusible fibers may be subjected to a hydrophilic treatment with a surfactant or the like in order to increase the affinity with a body fluid such as urine.

  The absorbent material preferably contains hydrophilic fibers so that urine or the like can be rapidly absorbed. Moreover, it is preferable that an absorptive material contains a water absorbing resin from the point which raises the absorption capacity | capacitance of a liquid absorber. As the absorbent material, for example, a material obtained by mixing or spraying a water-absorbing resin on an aggregate of hydrophilic fibers may be used.

  As the liquid absorber, only a water absorbent resin may be used. Alternatively, the liquid absorber may be a sheet-like absorber that has a water-absorbing resin between the nonwoven fabrics and does not have pulp fibers. Since the sheet-like absorbent body has a water-absorbing resin between the nonwoven fabrics, a high absorption capacity can be realized. Moreover, since a sheet-like absorber does not have pulp fibers between nonwoven fabrics, it can be formed thin without being bulky and can be formed flexibly. Therefore, if a sheet-like absorber is used as the liquid absorber, the inner cup 2 can be formed flexibly even if the sheet-like absorber is provided on the inner cup 2, and the fit to a male genital can be easily improved.

  The nonwoven fabric used for the sheet-like absorbent body is liquid permeable. Examples of such a nonwoven fabric include hydrophilic fibers such as cellulose, rayon, and cotton; polyolefin (for example, polypropylene, polyethylene), polyester, polyamide (for example, A material obtained by hydrophilizing a hydrophobic fiber such as nylon) with a surfactant may be used. As the nonwoven fabric used for the sheet-like absorbent body, a relatively thin and highly flexible nonwoven fabric is preferable. For example, a spunbond nonwoven fabric, a point bond nonwoven fabric, a melt blown nonwoven fabric, or an SMS nonwoven fabric is preferably used.

  When using a sheet-like absorber as the liquid absorber, the sheet-like absorber is preferably provided outside the inner cup 2. Since the sheet-like absorbent body is slightly inferior in the absorption rate of urine, by providing the sheet-like absorbent body outside the inner cup 2, urine is first absorbed by the inner cup 2 and then absorbed by the inner cup 2. It is preferable that the urine that has not been absorbed is absorbed by the sheet-like absorber.

  When a liquid absorber is provided inside or outside the inner cup 2, a liquid permeable sheet may be provided on the surface of the liquid absorber opposite to the inner cup 2. That is, the liquid absorber may be disposed between the inner cup 2 and the liquid permeable sheet. As the liquid-permeable sheet, the above-described hydrophilic nonwoven fabric, tissue, crepe paper, or the like can be used.

  Next, another embodiment of the male incontinence pad of the present invention will be described. 4 to 6, as the second embodiment of the male incontinence pad of the present invention, folds 4a, 4b and 4c are formed in the inner cup 2 with respect to the male incontinence pad 1 shown in FIGS. A male incontinence pad 1 is shown. 4 is a perspective view of the male incontinence pad according to the second embodiment, FIG. 5 is a plan view of the male incontinence pad according to the second embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. Represent. FIG. 5 represents the side of the male incontinence pad facing the wearer's skin. In the following description, description of portions overlapping with the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 is omitted.

  In the male incontinence pad 1 of the second embodiment, the inner cup 2 is formed with folds 4a and 4b concentrically. In the present invention, such a case where the fold is formed in the cup shape is also included in the category of the cup shape. “Concentric folds” do not require that each crease be formed in a perfect circle, but each crease may be formed in a closed curve and each crease may not cross each other. Further, the fold line need not be formed in a clear line shape, and the fold line may be formed in a gentle mountain shape or a gentle valley shape.

  In the male incontinence pad 1 of the second embodiment, the folds 4a and 4c represent valley folds, the fold 4b represents mountain folds, and the inner cup 2 is folded in a concentric accordion shape. That is, valley folds and mountain folds are alternately formed. The inner cup 2 corresponds to the peripheral portion 2a between the outer edge and the crease 4a, and the inner portion of the inner cup 2 corresponds to the central portion 2b. In the male incontinence pad 1 of the second embodiment, the central portion 2b can be disposed closer to or farther from the wearer, and the center portion 2b further improves the fit to the male genitalia. Will be able to.

  Although the embodiment in which concentric folds are formed in the inner cup 2 is shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the folds formed in the inner cup 2 may not be concentric. For example, a plurality of arc-shaped folds may be formed concentrically without crossing each other, a plurality of linear folds may be formed substantially parallel without crossing each other, and a plurality of folds are formed radially. Also good. By forming a plurality of creases in the inner cup 2, the range of movement of the central portion 2b relative to the outer cup 3 is widened, and the fit to the male genital can be further enhanced at the central portion 2b. Especially, as shown in FIGS. 4-6, when the concentric fold is formed in the inner cup 2, it is especially preferable at the point which can improve the fitting property to a male genital in the center part 2b.

  When a crease is formed in the inner cup 2, the liquid absorber is preferably provided so as not to overlap the crease. In particular, when the liquid absorber includes pulp fibers, the liquid absorber is formed to be relatively bulky, and the rigidity is likely to increase at the portion of the inner cup 2 where the liquid absorber is provided. The body is preferably provided in the inner cup 2 so as not to overlap the fold.

  FIG. 7 shows an example of an embodiment in which the liquid absorber 5 is provided on the male incontinence pad 1 shown in FIG. In FIG. 7, the liquid absorber 5 is provided in the inner cup 2 so as not to overlap any of the folds 4a, 4b, 4c. Thus, if the liquid absorber 5 is provided in the inner cup 2, it becomes easy to form a crease in the inner cup 2, and the inner cup 2 is easily folded into a desired shape.

  Even when a crease is formed in the inner cup 2 and the second layer provided outside the first layer in the inner cup 2 is provided in a part of the central portion 2b, the second layer does not overlap the crease. It is preferable to be provided. Also in this case, it becomes easy to form a crease in the inner cup 2, and the inner cup 2 can be easily folded into a desired shape.

1: Male incontinence pad 2: Inner cup 2a: Peripheral part 2b: Central part 3: Outer cup 4a, 4b, 4c: Crease 5: Liquid absorber

Claims (13)

An inner cup having a peripheral part and a central part located inward thereof;
Having an outer cup provided outside the inner cup;
On the outside of the inner cup, a sheet-like absorber having a water absorbent resin between the nonwoven fabrics and not having pulp fibers is provided,
The male incontinence pad, wherein the inner cup is formed such that the peripheral edge portion is joined to the outer cup and the central portion is movable with respect to the outer cup. An inner cup having a peripheral part and a central part located inward thereof;
Having an outer cup provided outside the inner cup;
A plurality of folds are formed in the inner cup,
The male incontinence pad, wherein the inner cup is formed such that the peripheral edge portion is joined to the outer cup and the central portion is movable with respect to the outer cup. The male incontinence pad according to claim 2 , wherein a liquid absorber is provided inside or outside the inner cup. The incontinence pad for men according to claim 3 , wherein a sheet-like absorber having a water-absorbing resin between nonwoven fabrics and having no pulp fibers is provided outside the inner cup as the liquid absorber. The male incontinence pad according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the inner cup has a plurality of folds formed concentrically. The male incontinence pad according to any one of claims 2 to 5 , wherein a liquid absorber is provided inside or outside the inner cup so as not to overlap the fold. The incontinence pad for men according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a cushion material is provided between a central portion of the inner cup and the outer cup. The inner cup has a first layer and a second layer provided outside the first layer,
The male incontinence pad according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the second layer is provided in a part of the central portion. The male incontinence pad according to claim 8 , wherein the second layer is divided into two or more. The inner cup has a first layer and a second layer provided outside the first layer,
The first layer is composed of a spunbond nonwoven fabric, a point bond nonwoven fabric, a melt blown nonwoven fabric, an SMS nonwoven fabric, or a perforated plastic film,
The incontinence pad for men according to any one of claims 1 to 9 , wherein the second layer is composed of an air-through nonwoven fabric or an airlaid nonwoven fabric.   The incontinence pad for men according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the outer cup has a larger mass per unit area than the inner cup.   The incontinence pad for men according to any one of claims 1 to 11, wherein the inner cup and the outer cup are water-degradable.   The male incontinence pad according to any one of claims 1 to 12, wherein the outer cup lacks at least a part of a portion that is not joined to the inner cup.