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Why we must ban harmful chemicals in women’s underwear and other textiles
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Why we must ban harmful chemicals in women’s underwear and other textiles

1. March 2026 Olga Speranskaya

A report from European consumer groups led by Arnika reveals a startling reality — many women’s underwear and other textiles

Policy

Women`s Voices for the Earth release new report on impact of disclosure
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Women`s Voices for the Earth release new report on impact of disclosure

18. May 2022 Alexandra Caterbow

NGOs investigated the impact of disclosure chemicals on menstruation products

Science

Study Reveals Toxic Metals in Tampons
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Study Reveals Toxic Metals in Tampons

19. July 2024 Alexandra Caterbow

A recent study published in Environmental Research has brought to light alarming findings regarding the presence of toxic metals in

Alternatives

How to use toxic-free menstruation products – New film by WECF
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How to use toxic-free menstruation products – New film by WECF

20. October 2022 Alexandra Caterbow

This video from WECF  is intended to make it easier for menstruating people to switch to sustainable, plastic-free, and healthy

Young Females

Understanding What’s in Your Menstrual Products: An In-depth Look at Composition, Health Impacts, and Sustainable Alternatives
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Understanding What’s in Your Menstrual Products: An In-depth Look at Composition, Health Impacts, and Sustainable Alternatives

14. May 2024 Author

Learn about the composition, health impacts and sustianable alternatives of menstrual products

Health

Why we must ban harmful chemicals in women’s underwear and other textiles
ActionFeaturedHealth

Why we must ban harmful chemicals in women’s underwear and other textiles

1. March 2026 Olga Speranskaya

A report from European consumer groups led by Arnika reveals a startling reality — many women’s underwear and other textiles

Enviroment

Report Giftfreie Menstruation (toxic-free menstruation)
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Report Giftfreie Menstruation (toxic-free menstruation)

7. October 2022 Alexandra Caterbow

WECF Germany released a report in German language, adressing the use of sustainable, non-toxic, and plastic-free menstrual products.

In the Media

HEJSupport Interview with Ebby Weyime, Founder of The Grace Cup
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HEJSupport Interview with Ebby Weyime, Founder of The Grace Cup

23. October 2020 Author

In a country where some people don’t even make a dollar a day, a pad doesn’t really become a necessity, over something like food.

Perspectives

HEJSupport Interview with Ebby Weyime, Founder of The Grace Cup
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HEJSupport Interview with Ebby Weyime, Founder of The Grace Cup

23. October 2020 Author

In a country where some people don’t even make a dollar a day, a pad doesn’t really become a necessity, over something like food.

Action

Why we must ban harmful chemicals in women’s underwear and other textiles
ActionFeaturedHealth

Why we must ban harmful chemicals in women’s underwear and other textiles

1. March 2026 Olga Speranskaya

A report from European consumer groups led by Arnika reveals a startling reality — many women’s underwear and other textiles

Partners

Tests find nanomaterials in menstrual panties
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Tests find nanomaterials in menstrual panties

20. December 2022 Alexandra Caterbow

Test of AVICENN finds nanosilver in menstrual panties.

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