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The inception of adult diapers is closely tied to technological advancements in baby diapers. In the 1940s, due to a cotton shortage in Germany, fiber fluff pulp was invented, which laid the foundation for disposable hygiene products with its soft and absorbent properties. Subsequently, Swedish innovator Bo Listerm adopted this material, cutting it into special shapes and wrapping it in gauze, forming the prototype of modern diapers. In the 1960s, the United States introduced waterproof layer technology, solving the issue of urine leakage and driving the commercialization of diapers. These technologies gradually extended to the field of adult care, providing solutions for incontinent individuals.
From the late 20th century to the early 21st century, global aging accelerated. Taking China as an example, by 2020, the population aged 60 and above reached 260 million, with over 44 million disabled or semi-disabled elderly individuals. These populations, due to mobility limitations or incontinence, urgently needed convenient and hygienic care products. Adult diapers, with their high absorbency, leak-proof design, and breathability, became a key solution to address this demand.
1980s: The application of super absorbent polymers (SAP) enabled diapers to absorb several hundred times their own weight in liquid, making them lighter and more practical.
Post-2012: Composite core technology broke through the limitations of traditional cores in terms of slow absorption speed and rewetting, enhancing product comfort.
2020: The market size of adult diapers in China exceeded 10 billion yuan, yet the penetration rate was only 4%, far below that of Japan (80%) and Europe and the United States (60-70%), indicating significant market potential.
The application scope of adult diapers has expanded from incontinence care to postpartum care, postoperative recovery, and other fields. For instance, postpartum women experiencing lochia and postoperative individuals with limited mobility can maintain dryness and reduce infection risks by using adult diapers.
Noda Adult Diapers utilize composite core technology, ensuring higher absorption efficiency and rapid urine locking while keeping the surface dry. Their three-dimensional leak-proof barriers and elastic waistbands effectively prevent side leakage, making them particularly suitable for bedridden or immobile individuals.
The products employ breathable and leak-proof bottom films, reducing stuffiness and dampness, and preventing skin issues such as prickly heat and rashes. For long-term bedridden elderly individuals, Noda's materials can lower the risk of skin damage and infections, enhancing the quality of care.
Adjustable Waistbands: The hook-and-loop fastener design accommodates different body shapes, improving wearing comfort.
Wetness Indicator: Some models are equipped with wetness indicators, facilitating timely replacement by caregivers.
Lightweight and Portable: Each diaper is lightweight and easy to carry, suitable for outdoor use or travel.
Noda Adult Diapers optimize materials and processes to reduce costs while maintaining performance, alleviating the financial burden on families. Additionally, some products adopt biodegradable materials to minimize environmental impact.
Noda Adult Diapers not only address incontinence issues but also enhance users' dignity and quality of life, reflecting humanistic care. For example, their leak-proof design allows elderly individuals to sleep soundly at night, reducing the risk of falls caused by frequent nighttime bathroom trips. Their breathable materials prevent prolonged skin contact with moisture, preserving users' dignity and health.
The evolution of adult diapers is a testament to technological innovation and the demands of aging societies. From the initial fiber fluff pulp to today's composite core technology, product functionality has continuously improved. Noda Adult Diapers, with their efficient absorption, breathability, leak-proof design, and user-friendly features, have become a high-quality choice in the field of incontinence care, providing comfort and dignity for the elderly and immobile individuals while alleviating the burden on caregivers. In the future, with advancements in materials science and smart technologies, adult diapers will further evolve towards personalization and environmental sustainability.
