General objective: To assess the preference and performance in terms of satisfaction and acceptability as well as safety profile of a novel innovative design of menstrual hygiene device (Wondaleaf®) during the night for menstruating women by comparing it to prior experience of the usual hygienic product for menstrual control, i.e. sanitary pads. Specific objectives: * To determine the preference of participants between Wondaleaf® and usual sanitary pads as a night use menstrual hygiene product. * To determine the satisfaction of participants towards Wondaleaf® and usual sanitary pads as a night use menstrual hygiene product. * To determine the acceptability of participants towards Wondaleaf® as a night use menstrual hygiene product. * To determine the safety profile of the Wondaleaf®.
Age range
18 Years – 45 Years
Sex
FEMALE
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Preference
Timeframe: every night for one cycle of menstruation, an average of 5 days