may have benefits for people who do not have good access to tampons and other disposable period products. However, the upfront cost of reusable products may be higher than disposable options.

Stanford graduates Amanda Calabrese and Greta Meyer, co-founders of Sequel, are passionate about the intersection between ...

This Women's History Month, let's make real change by dismantling the systems of oppression that hold menstruators back.

I have tried almost every sanitary product, but in recent years I have found tampons particularly uncomfortable, and fear what toxins I could be putting in my body, especially in such a delicate area.

In reality, the team was researching the development of safe menstrual products and had only acknowledged—in passing, in a ...

So, I guess these representatives will have to accept the responsibility for ... Regarding the story about whether free tampons should be available in Iowa school bathrooms, there is no question ...

I have been fortunate enough to trial a variety of WUKA’s designs over the years, and my personal favourite is, of course, the absorbent knickers. I alternate between the style depending on my outfit, ...

For students from low-income or under-resourced families, periods often mean missing school; 1 in 4 students has stayed home due to lack of access.

The annual sales tax holiday is held on the last weekend in July, making clothing, some electronics and school supplies ...