When a U.K. startup began selling a subscription service to period products in 2015–the menstrual version of the Dollar Shave Club–they offered both disposable and reusable products. The reusable ...

We've got a period problem. Every year, billions of menstrual products are thrown away and can end up in landfills or the ocean, where they can take years — sometimes decades — to degrade. How do we ...

When Celia Pool and Alec Mills first approached investors with a plan to design the world’s first reusable tampon applicator, she was met with skepticism. The pair already had a business, DAME, which ...

As Johnny Depp's courtroom showdown with Amber Heard continues, photos apparently illustrating the actor's past drug use have sparked confusion online. The former couple's trial is nearing the ...

In recent years, many menstrual product manufacturers have focused on developing products that cause less harm to the environment. From menstrual cups to absorbent period underwear, products are being ...

A woman has detailed a “nasty” shock she made about an essential item while living in Australia, revealing it’s very different back home. TikTok user @jamieeastonn shared a video claiming applicator ...

The pitch: When it comes to the menstrual health and hygiene category, innovation is not a word that comes to mind. The last true innovation was probably the move away from belts, to adhesive pads.

Two years ago, college friends and entrepreneurs Jordana Kier and Alex Friedman quit their jobs to disrupt the multi-billion dollar tampon industry. They set out to solve a problem most women have ...

For monthly protection, 70% of American women use tampons. Tampons are discreet, convenient, and don’t interfere with active lifestyles. Their popularity is evident when cruising down the feminine ...