Light Incontinence Cellulose Pads
Disposable pads for light urinary incontinence, featuring a fluff cellulose core and topsheet. They are included in HTS 9619.00.15.60 as 'similar articles' of cellulose webs for personal hygiene.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If designed specifically for babies
Baby incontinence liners/diapers have dedicated subheadings.
If plastic film dominates absorbency layer
Plastic sanitary articles of cellulose acetate shift to Chapter 39.
Not sure which classification is right?
The Tariff Assistant works through the GRI rules on your specific product to reach the right HTS code — and can price the duty on it in the same conversation.
Import Tips & Compliance
• Distinguish from baby diapers by adult sizing and marketing on packaging
• Comply with CPSC labeling for incontinence products
• Test for SAP content; excessive synthetics may shift classification
Related Products under HTS 9619.00.15.60
Travel-Size Sanitary Napkin Packs
Miniature sanitary napkins of cellulose wadding packaged for portability. Classified under HTS 9619.00.15.60 regardless of small size or packaging.
pH-Balanced Cellulose Sanitary Pads
Sanitary pads with pH-balanced cellulose layers for vaginal health. HTS 9619.00.15.60 as functional additives are minor.
Antibacterial Cellulose Panty Liners
Liners treated with antibacterial agents in cellulose base for infection prevention. Still HTS 9619.00.15.60 per chapter notes on minor constituents.
Disposable Bed Protection Liners
Large cellulose sheet liners for bed wetting protection, similar to adult diaper liners. HTS 9619.00.15.60 as 'similar articles' for incontinence.
Nursing Pad Inserts of Cellulose
Absorbent inserts for nursing bras, made from soft cellulose wadding. Classified in HTS 9619.00.15.60 as similar sanitary absorbent articles.
Ultra-Thin Absorbent Panty Liners
Disposable panty liners made from cellulose wadding and webs of cellulose fibers provide light protection for daily use. They are classified under HTS 9619.00.15.60 as 'other' sanitary towels and similar articles of paper or cellulose materials, distinct from full pads or tampons.