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Do Tampons In Europe Have Applicators. Here in germany the ones without applicator are the default. I've just started using tampons and the only ones i could find in europe with an applicator are tampax (and they cost twice as much than the rest). In europe, tampons are typically sold without applicators or wrappers and come in cardboard packaging, which reduces waste. Pads and tampons without applicators are widely. Ireland and uk both have tampons with applicators, and ones without. When i was in spain i was surprised to see that almost all tampons sold in. Tampons with cardboard applicators can be found in major cities, like paris and nice. Tampon applicators are technically unnecessary but marketers pushed them to capitalize off of the shame around women coming into contact with their genitals and menstrual blood. Most tampons are sold without applicators in europe and australia.

Here in germany the ones without applicator are the default. When i was in spain i was surprised to see that almost all tampons sold in. Tampon applicators are technically unnecessary but marketers pushed them to capitalize off of the shame around women coming into contact with their genitals and menstrual blood. Tampons with cardboard applicators can be found in major cities, like paris and nice. Most tampons are sold without applicators in europe and australia. Ireland and uk both have tampons with applicators, and ones without. In europe, tampons are typically sold without applicators or wrappers and come in cardboard packaging, which reduces waste. Pads and tampons without applicators are widely. I've just started using tampons and the only ones i could find in europe with an applicator are tampax (and they cost twice as much than the rest).

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Do Tampons In Europe Have Applicators Here in germany the ones without applicator are the default. Here in germany the ones without applicator are the default. Tampon applicators are technically unnecessary but marketers pushed them to capitalize off of the shame around women coming into contact with their genitals and menstrual blood. I've just started using tampons and the only ones i could find in europe with an applicator are tampax (and they cost twice as much than the rest). Ireland and uk both have tampons with applicators, and ones without. In europe, tampons are typically sold without applicators or wrappers and come in cardboard packaging, which reduces waste. When i was in spain i was surprised to see that almost all tampons sold in. Tampons with cardboard applicators can be found in major cities, like paris and nice. Pads and tampons without applicators are widely. Most tampons are sold without applicators in europe and australia.