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L Organic Tampons News Experts explain why it matters. It looked at four major brands of tampons sold in new zealand. The fda will conduct research on the possible. Organic tampons and pads are billed as the safer alternative but there's never been research comparing them with their 'regular' counterparts. A class action claims that l. The suit seeks damages and injunctive relief for consumers who bought the tampons at higher prices. Organic and nonorganic tampons contain arsenic and lead, a july pilot study found. Recently, a small pilot study found arsenic and lead in organic and nonorganic tampons — and while the levels were small, there is no safe level of exposure to lead, according. A study tested 30 tampons from 14 brands and detected arsenic, lead and other metals in all of them. However a recent pilot study by new zealand researchers tried to get some answers. Experts explain why it matters.