U by Kotex Click Compact Multipack Tampons, Regular/Super/Super Plus, Unscented, 30ct | Meijer
Plastic periods: menstrual products and plastic pollution | Friends of the Earth
Bad recycling habits keep Austin from reaching 2040 zero waste goal
Menstrual products and sustainable alternatives report 2021 - Life Cycle Initiative
How companies are making single-use period products more sustainable - ABC News
Menstrual products and sustainable alternatives report 2021 - Life Cycle Initiative
L. Organic Cotton Tampons Multipack - Regular + Super 30 Count | Meijer
L. Organic Cotton Tampons Multipack - Regular + Super 42 Count | Meijer
An exploratory study of the impact and potential of menstrual hygiene management waste in the UK - ScienceDirect
What Can I Recycle? - Geomet Recycling
The box of tampons I buy keeps shrinking yet the price remains about the same : r/LateStageCapitalism
See the Latest U.S. Recycling Facts and Statistics | Dumpsters.com
The Ecological Impact of Feminine Hygiene Products - Technology and Operations Management
How companies are making single-use period products more sustainable - ABC News
IJMS | Free Full-Text | Menstrual Tampons Are Reliable and Acceptable Tools to Self-Collect Vaginal Microbiome Samples
Organic Cotton Tampons Market Research Report 2023 | Global anal - RIVER COUNTRY - NEWS CHANNEL NEBRASKA
The value of reusable feminine hygiene products evaluated by comparative environmental life cycle assessment - ScienceDirect
Here's Why Charging $0.25 for a Tampon or Pad is SILLY
How tampons and pads became unsustainable and filled with plastic
IJMS | Free Full-Text | Menstrual Tampons Are Reliable and Acceptable Tools to Self-Collect Vaginal Microbiome Samples
Menstrual products and sustainable alternatives report 2021 - Life Cycle Initiative
Menstrual products and sustainable alternatives report 2021 - Life Cycle Initiative
Recycling Trends — Recycling & Disposal Services Inc.
Organic Cotton Tampons - Regular Absorbency | Seventh Generation
National recycling rate now at 34.6 percent
Columbia Provides Free Sanitary Items in Campus Restrooms | Columbia | Operations
TIL that sanitary pads can take 500-800 years to decompose in landfills. : r/todayilearned
