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Array of Disposable Absorbent Articles Having a Sequence of Graphics Corresponding to a Wearer’s Sta

U.S. Patent No. 10,092,462

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By: Tara Olivo

Associate Editor at Nonwovens Industry, Rodman Media

Gregory Ashton, Cincinnati, OH; Molly Kelly Grovak, New York, NY; Kaoru Ishihara, West Chester, OH; and Deborah Ann Vargo, Wyoming, OH.
Assigned to The Procter & Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OH.

Filed: 12/22/15
Issued: 10/9/18

An array of disposable absorbent articles, the array comprising: a first absorbent article in a first package, wherein an externally visible outer garment facing portion of the first absorbent article comprises a dye or pigment, and wherein the first absorbent article comprises fasteners and an umbilical cord notch; a second absorbent article in a second package, wherein an externally visible outer garment facing portion of the second absorbent article comprises a dye or pigment, and wherein the second absorbent article comprises fasteners and a wetness indicator; a third absorbent article in a third package, wherein an externally visible outer garment facing portion of the third absorbent article comprises a dye or pigment, and wherein the third absorbent article comprises a pull on chassis; wherein the second absorbent article comprises a greater percentage of a surface area of dye or pigment than the first absorbent article; and wherein the third absorbent article comprises a greater percentage of a surface area of dye or pigment than the first absorbent article.

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