What's Going on with PFAS in Period Care? – WWD
Study Warns of Potentially Cancer-Causing PFAS Chemicals in Tampon Brands Commonly Used by Women Throughout U.S. - AboutLawsuits.com
Toxic tampons and pads? Tell Always to “Detox the Box!” - Toxic-Free Future
Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Personal Hygiene Products: The Implications for Human Exposure and Emission to the Environment | Environmental Science & Technology
Let's talk about period toxicity ... are our knickers safe?? - Knicked Australia
Do Your Tampons Contain PFAS "Forever Chemicals?" They Might.
Non-Toxic Period Care — 3 Little Plums
What Are Forever Chemicals & Their Links To Period Care?
PFAS Found in Tampons, Including Organic Ones
Indicator of PFAS found in some — but not all — period products - American Chemical Society
Evidence of PFAS found in tampons — including organic brands - EHN
PFAS Found in Tampons - Alliance for Natural Health USA - Protecting Natural Health
Forever chemicals' found in tampons, period underwear, and more - Futurity
PFAS - Chemicals in Tampons | WUKA
Lawsuit accuses Tampax of using forever chemicals in tampons
PFAS 'Forever Chemicals' Found in Some Period Products
What To Know About PFAS Chemicals in Menstrual Products | Time
Your tampon may cause cancer - states are stepping in with laws mandating disclosure of ingredients | Daily Mail Online
P&G seeks dismissal of Tampax PFAS class action, claiming not enough proof - Top Class Actions
Evidence of PFAS found in tampons – including organic brands – The PFAS Project Lab
PFAS Tampon and Pads Contamination Investigation - Seeger Weiss LLP
Evidence of PFAS Found in Tampons — Including Organic Brands - Organic Consumers
Evidence of PFAS in sanitary and incontinence pads - WFIPP.org
Bill restricting PFAS in menstrual products, clothing and cosmetics passes Vermont Senate | Vermont Public
Forever chemicals' found in tampon wrappers and period underwear, raises concerns
PFAS in Tampons, Maxi Pads | Toxicity Lawsuits | ClassAction.org
Study finds toxic 'forever chemicals' may be 'intentionally added' to some period products | The Independent
