Tampax Pearl Tampons

Tampax is one of the most recognized personal hygiene brands globally, specializing in tampons with various applicator types. The brand was originally created based on a patent filed by Dr. Earle Haas in the United States in the 1930s.

Tampax was later acquired by the consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (P&G). Today, the brand's production is largely centered in major facilities such as those in Auburn, Maine (USA) and Budapest (Hungary), which serve global markets. The 'Pearl' line is specifically known for its plastic applicator design and 'LeakGuard' braid technology.

As a flagship brand within the Procter & Gamble portfolio, Tampax benefits from P&G's extensive global distribution network. Ownership remains firmly with P&G, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, ensuring the brand maintains its dominant position in the feminine care industry.