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Always pads are trending and it's bad

In this video we dive deep into the rising wave of complaints and controversies surrounding Always pads. What started as isolated stories has turned into a global conversation under hashtags like #MyAlwaysExperience, where users share troubling reactions: burning, rashes, severe irritation. 🔍 What we cover: The origin of the #MyAlwaysExperience movement in Kenya and how the discussion spread globally. Reports of discomfort: vulvar itching, burning sensations, rashes. A clinical case-series from Montreal found 26 of 28 women experienced irritation while using Always pads — symptoms improved when they switched. Testing by non-profit groups finding toxic or poorly disclosed chemicals in certain Always pad lines — including carcinogens and reproductive toxicants. Allegations of lower-quality materials being used in developing markets (e.g., Kenya) versus those sold in the US/Europe, and the implications this has for consumer trust and equality. Brand response: What Procter & Gamble has said (and hasn’t said) in response to the outcry. What this means for menstrual health, product transparency, and consumer rights. Tips for viewers: how to identify if you might be experiencing negative reactions, alternatives to consider, and how to make informed choices. 👉 Why this matters: Periods are already surrounded by stigma in many places. When a product meant for basic hygiene becomes the subject of complaints and suspicion, it gives rise to more than just consumer frustration — it raises questions about health equity, corporate responsibility, and the right to safe menstrual products everywhere. 💬 Join the conversation: Have you used Always pads and had a good or bad experience? Leave a comment below (or call out the brand on social media) and help others know what to watch out for. 🔔 If you found this video helpful, please like, subscribe, and share it so we can spread awareness and support safer options for everyone who menstruates. #AlwaysPads #MenstrualHealth #MyAlwaysExperience #PeriodEquity #WomenHealth