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More than 40 percent of women in the U.S. lack access to menstrual hygiene tools and education.

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Women are ditching toxins in favor of safer period care.

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Environmental consciousness can mean more than recycling cans.

When used properly, sustainable menstrual products may offer a variety of benefits.

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If you're into period sex, the newer 'disc' model might be your new best friend.

A new attitude about periods has led to innovative products meant to help women deal with them.

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Women shouldn't let myths about menstrual products leave them confused and misinformed.

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