Women should use a tampon, a feminine hygiene product, to absorb vaginal fluids and bleeding from the genital area during their monthly cycles. The product is also inserted into the vagina, which absorbs menstrual blood and expands. Cotton, rayon, or both cotton and rayon may be used to manufacture cylindrical products. In addition, the product may be made wholly from synthetic fibers.
Several tampons are made from organic cotton. However, it is not true for all of them. In several countries, the use of tampons in medical settings is governed by law. According to reports, tampons come in a variety of absorbency classifications. The string attached to the tampon's end can be cut to remove it from the tampon. The user of this product need not worry about their period blood soaking through their clothing.
Women have access to various commercially available feminine hygiene products during their periods. Cups for menstruation and sanitary napkins are two examples of products included in this category. As a result of the fact that many women in countries with low and moderate incomes are unaware of these products, numerous government organizations around the globe have implemented various awareness programs to raise awareness about them. Since sanitary napkins generate a substantial amount of refuse and require considerable time to decompose, their global use has decreased over the past decade. Therefore, governments and other significant stakeholders are launching campaigns to increase global awareness of tampons and the number of people who use them.
The increasing number of activities conducted by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and governments to raise awareness about the benefits of tampons is expected to increase tampon usage. These initiatives aim to increase the number of individuals who recognize the advantages of tampon use. These initiatives seek to increase the population's awareness of the benefits of tampon use. For instance, India launched significant advertising to promote tampons in 2019. The goal was to decrease the percentage of women who did not use tampons. Implementing these marketing strategies is anticipated to facilitate the expansion of the tampon company in developing nations.
North America is the most significant global tampon market shareholder and is estimated to exhibit a CAGR of 5.0% over the forecast period. Due to the high number of educated women in the area and awareness of the availability of tampons on the market, the U.S. tampon market is anticipated to contribute the highest share to the North American market. In the U.S., more than 50% of women are between the ages of 12 and 50, and 70% use tampons—additionally, important industry players like Johnson & Johnson and Kimberly-Clark support market expansion. In addition, Diva International Inc. started North America's "Inner Revolution" campaign to spread awareness about alternate menstruation products. The campaign was run across North America using various media, including TV, radio, social media, and internet advertisements. According to estimates, such initiatives will raise knowledge of tampons' advantages over sanitary pads. It is projected that the accessibility of the items will spur market expansion in North America.
Asia-Pacific is anticipated to exhibit a CAGR of 6.6% over the forecast period. The population in the Asia-Pacific region constitutes 59.66% of the population of the entire world. Due to their enormous populations, China and India mainly contribute to the market's growth. A notable increase in disposable income, healthcare industry advancements, and awareness of feminine hygiene further drive the market expansion for tampons in this region. One significant factor projected to increase the adoption of tampons among women during the forecast period is the rise in efforts to enhance awareness regarding the advantages of using them in the Asia-Pacific region. The high percentage of women in the area and the growing knowledge of the value of utilizing tampons also contribute to the market's expansion.