Period pads & liners
Worn inside underwear; they absorb flow after it leaves the body.
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We'll open when our first vendors are ready. Until then, here is what we plan to stock and how we'll choose it.

“The shelves are empty for now. Readers' requests help us choose what goes on them.”
Worn inside underwear; they absorb flow after it leaves the body.
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Worn in the vagina; they absorb flow there.
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A flexible cup worn in the vagina that collects flow rather than absorbing it.
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A flat, flexible collector that sits higher than a cup, around the cervix.
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Underwear with absorbent layers built in.
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Pads made to be washed, dried and used again.
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