Segmentation by Types categorizes tampons according to material composition, absorbency rating, and delivery mechanism, each influencing market dynamics independently of application. Cotton‑based regular tampons dominate the volume base, offering a balance of cost and performance that aligns with the Regular flow segment. Organic tampons, certified for pesticide‑free cotton, occupy a growing niche (≈12 % of type‑specific sales) driven by sustainability concerns, though they command higher price points. Super/Ultra variants—designed for heavy flow—capture roughly 25 % of type sales, reinforcing the heavy‑flow application’s premium contribution. Night‑time tampons, with extended length for overnight use, hold about 8 % of the type mix, catering to consumers prioritizing convenience. Finally, Applicator‑based versus non‑applicator designs split the market roughly 60 % to 40 %; applicator models add perceived hygiene benefits, while non‑applicator options appeal to cost‑sensitive buyers. Understanding these type‑level shares enables precise forecasting of material demand, pricing elasticity, and innovation pathways within the broader tampons market.