Have you ever wondered what happens to the waste that you create every month after you dispose of your sanitary napkins? No, right? Well, all the menstrual waste created by us still exists somewhere on the Earth. Here's why - The conventional, mass-produced menstrual products are one-time used products and 90% of the sanitary pads are made of plastic and hence are non-biodegradable. Studies show that one sanitary pad takes around 100 years to completely decompose and India produces over 1 billion non-compostable sanitary pads every month which ends up in some or the other landfills. Here are top 5 reusable menstrual products that one can adopt to address the problem of growing waste.
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