Abstract: A package of a sanitary tampon used to absorb menstrual blood, the package comprising a packing sheet assembly composed of two sheets superposed one upon another to form sheet parts that extend in at least Three directions, two of the sheet parts being bonded at their sides facing each other and at a free end so as to enclose one part of the tampon, the other sheet part enclosing the other part of the tampon in such a state that when the thus packed tampon is used a periphery of the tampon's lower part held with the fingers is insulated from a periphery of the tampon's upper part to be inserted in the vagina thus protecting the fingers from any smudge.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a tampon applicator having a tampon for physiological use to absorb woman's menstrual blood, and comprising a rotatable member connected to a trailing end of the applicator and rotated to thereby cause the tampon to be protruded from and retracted into an outer cylindrical member of a case. The tampon in its spared state is thus held within the outer cylindrical member so that the applicator can be made small-sized and easy to carry. The tampon applicator is easily used by simply rotating only the rotatable member, without fear of staining fingers wherein protrusion of the tampon out of the case can be adjusted by rotation of the rotatable member so that a user can protrude the tampon to a desired length most appropriate to her before she inserts the tampon in her vagina, whereby she can use the applicator with a reduced feeling of disorder or incongruity because the tampon is inserted together with the case after protruded therefrom.