Sanitary Pad Wing and Adhesive Review Checklist for Private Label Buyers

For private label sanitary pads, wings and adhesive are small construction details with a large effect on sample handling, pack instructions and buyer acceptance. Approval should cover the full system: pad shape, wing placement, adhesive layout, release paper, folding sequence and individual wrapper. Buyers should evaluate physical samples rather than relying only on a product photo or general description.

Confirm the Pad Length and Shape

Record the stated length, front and back shape, absorbent-area position and intended day or night direction. Compare several units using the same measurement method. If the range includes multiple lengths, keep each sample and artwork file clearly identified.

Review Wing Position

Check where the wings begin, their width, symmetry and fold direction. Observe whether they align with the intended underwear position during a controlled fitting review. A wider or differently shaped wing is not automatically better; it must suit the selected pad construction and channel requirement.

Inspect Adhesive Layout

Ask for a clear description of the back adhesive and wing adhesive layout. Review placement, consistency and release behavior on the sample. Adhesive performance can vary with substrate and storage conditions, so buyers should agree on a practical comparison method rather than request an unsupported universal guarantee.

Check Release Paper

Review the number of release-paper sections, opening order, printed guidance and whether the paper is easy to distinguish from the wrapper. Confirm that any arrows or instructions match the actual folding sequence. If artwork or paper sourcing changes, repeat this check.

Review Folding and Individual Wrapping

Inspect how the wings sit after folding and whether the wrapper opens without disturbing the product. Record wrapper size, seal position, print clarity and product identification. For combination packs, use clear length or color coding so day and night items are not confused.

Connect Construction to Artwork

Packaging illustrations should match the approved pad shape, wing direction and opening method. Confirm size, piece count, intended use wording and language after the physical sample is accepted. Avoid absolute leakage, dryness or health-effect claims without an appropriate evidence and market review.

Document Revisions

Assign a new version when the wing shape, adhesive pattern, release paper, wrapper or pad length changes. Keep comparison photos and a short reason for each revision. This helps purchasing, design and production teams use the same approved configuration.

Prepare the Buyer Brief

Include destination, channel, length plan, day or night position, wing requirement, surface direction, absorbent-core preference, individual wrapper, retail pack quantity and estimated order quantity. Mark unresolved choices so the supplier can prepare a focused sample set.

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Buyer FAQ

Can wing shape be approved from a drawing? A drawing helps, but physical sample review provides a stronger basis.

Should adhesive details be printed on the pack? Only include descriptions that accurately match the approved product.

What changes require renewed review? Changes to shape, adhesive, release paper, folding, wrapper or artwork should be checked.