Organic tampons are marketed as "safer" than regular brands because they are made from 100 per cent cotton, but experts say that doesn't mean they are free from chemicals.

Non-organic cotton tampons come with the unwelcome addition of pesticide residues, a remnant of conventional cotton farming practices.

Even tampons labeled organic can contain worrisome ingredients. Here are the potential risks or organic tampons and how to stay safe when using them.

That means tampons may be labeled as made with organic cotton, even if they also use other materials that are synthetic—and even if they contain potentially harmful chemicals such as VOCs or PFAS.

Organic tampons are made of 100% cotton and generally have no bleaches, dyes, fragrances, and added synthetic ingredients and no pesticides were used while growing the cotton.

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We independently review and compare Tom Organic Organic Cotton Tampons Super against 27 other tampon products from 10 brands to help you choose the best.

Well, the main difference between organic tampons and the non-organic ones comes down to material and chemicals. An organic tampon will use 100 percent cotton and won't have any exposure to ...

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