Pamus

Pamus, also known as Pampers, is a brand of disposable diapers and related baby products manufactured by Procter & Gamble. The brand was first introduced in 1961 and has since become one of the most recognized names in the infant care market. Pamus diapers are designed to absorb and contain urine and feces, helping to keep babies dry and comfortable. They are available in various sizes to accommodate infants and toddlers as they grow, and feature different designs and absorbency levels.

The product line has expanded over the years to include training pants, swim diapers, and baby wipes. Pamus has also introduced innovations such as adjustable fasteners, breathable materials, and wetness indicators to improve the functionality and comfort of their products. The brand is marketed globally and is a significant contributor to Procter & Gamble's consumer goods portfolio. Pamus has been involved in various marketing campaigns and partnerships aimed at supporting parents and promoting child development.