It looks like someone’s cycles are in sync!
First (thanks for the alert Cate!) gURL.com posts an historical overview of menstrual products. Then Grist posts about our contemporary options from an environmental perspective.
The two-part series contains irreverent product reviews from staffers. They test both outerwear and innerwear.
I appreciate that they report on the bunching factor. Um, and Anna? You’ll be glad to see they assess each product’s odor as well.
It’s awesome how 300 years later, homemade cloth pads are back in style. Oh, who am I kidding? As if they ever left!
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