There's a huge array of reusable options, from pads to pants to menstrual cups. Ana Santi explores which is the most sustainable and how safe they are.

Should you wear pads or tampons with period underwear ... and have been refuted by the companies in question, like Always and Thinx. Note: Thinx agreed to pay $5 million to settle a proposed ...

Pads have the advantages of being easy to use and better for heavy periods, but you can't swim in them and they may be visible under certain types of clothing. Tampons and pads are two of the most ...

Before that, safe and reliable menstrual products were not widely accessible for a large group of women. As one of the first easily available mass-market sanitary pads, Always Kenya’s products ...

Always®, the world's leader in period protection, offers a wide range of period care pads, liners and underwear designed to fit different body types, period flows and preferences. The Always line ...

While tampons and pads have traditionally been produced ... the taboo surrounding menstruation. “I have always been interested in why periods are so stigmatised, when in fact they should have ...

You might not always smell period blood, but it sometimes may be less than pleasant. Change your pad or tampon frequently and practice good vaginal care to reduce period blood smell. Different ...

"We always talk about 'break even points' in ... I would have spent up to £200 ($252.7) on pads in the same period. A menstrual cup is approximately £20 ($25.2) and, for people comfortable ...

Now available, NEW Always Pocket Flexfoam provides a full-sized Flexfoam pad with up to zero leak ... bringing superior period protection and innovation," says Niyazee. "With the launch of ...