The Light Research and Consulting·1d agoA policy brief on Menstrual Pads in NigeriaSafe Pads means safe girls. Calling on NAFDAC and SON to set and enforce limits for toxic chemicals in disposable sanitary pads sold in…
mohammed.ricky·Oct 31Sejak Kapan Beli Pembalut Bisa Mengurangi Maskulinitas?Sampai sekarang, aku masih belum paham kenapa laki-laki membeli pembalut di supermarket atau warung pinggir jalan bisa dianggap sebagai…
Salesangeltouch·Jul 24What’s Actually Inside Your Sanitary Pad? I Read Every Label I Could Find in NepalThe average person who menstruates uses somewhere between 10,000 and 16,000 disposable pads in a lifetime. That’s roughly 5–7 days a month…A response icon1A response icon1
Salesangeltouch·Jul 19Menstrual Hygiene in Nepal Is Changing — Here’s What’s Actually WorkingAsk most people outside Nepal what they know about menstruation in the country, and if they know anything at all, it’s usually chhaupadi —…A response icon1A response icon1
Juliezimmi·May 27Suggestions for better period products.Photo by Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition on Unsplash
Mary Dehinde·May 24From Luxury Fashion to Luxury Menstruation: How Did We Get Here?When Menstrual Care becomes a Luxury Product in a Country Battling Period Poverty
InNo TimebyDr. Aascharya·Jan 7Periods Don’t Need Loyalty: Understanding Pads, Tampons, Cups, and Cloth Without Shame.For many females, the first interaction with menstruation doesn’t come with options. It comes with a whisper, a folded newspaper wrap, a…
Suhani Mohan·May 27, 2025A Decade in MHM and I’ve Never Written About It10 years of lived experience building in menstrual health: what we got right, what we missed, and what we need to rethink going forward.A response icon4A response icon4
Nikky·Apr 7, 2025My First Experience with a Menstrual Cup: Honest Thoughts, Challenges and TriumphsI finally tried a menstrual cup. And let me tell you — what a ride it’s been! So if you’ve ever been scared, curious, or just plain…
