Did anyone else see that this ( Read more... )

Someone asked me to do a writeup on PUL.... so here goes :)
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hello all, if this is not appropriate for the group please let me know ( Read more... )

I have a bunch of educational info on alternative menstrual products from when I used to give lectures on alternative menstrual products back in the day. If someone is interested in having these, let me know. Lots of time and research went into creating these informational packets so I'd hate to just recycle them. They'd also be good for someone ( Read more... )

Read here:
http://www.parrforthecourse.com/2012/03/tale-of-moldy-tampon.html

The email from KOTEX is infuriating!

Thoughts?

x-posted in menstrual-cups

Hello all!
I am wondering if you folks can help me out a bit. I have a project that involves buying magazines and then analyzing and sharing the ads for feminine hygiene with my class. If any one who happens to run across one could let me know which magazine they found it in, that would be awesome.

The ads are not as prolific as I had anticipated ( Read more... )

It comes up from time to time.. so I thought we probably should have a full post about it.

Batting (sometimes called "wadding") is a felt-like fabric designed to be used for inside quits and other things that need to be "poofy".  It's designed to trap air.... if you trap air in something like a quilt, it traps warm air which keeps you warm.  That is ( Read more... )

psy·chol·o·gy

1. The scientific study of the human mind and its functions, esp. those affecting behavior in a given context
2. The mental characteristics or attitude of a person or group

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Does anyone know anything about this? Seems it is/was being run by Heather from Holistically Heather (who is/was a pad maker ( Read more... )

 I came across this article yesterday about a study in India revealed that "Only 12% of India's 355 million menstruating women use sanitary napkins.".

Excerpt from the Article:
"NEW DELHI: Only 12% of India's 355 million menstruating women use sanitary napkins (SNs).  Over 88% of women resort to shocking alternatives like unsanitised cloth, ashes ( Read more... )