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It is a known fact that the average woman uses 12,000 to 16,000 pads in her lifetime. Each of these pads takes anywhere between 500 to 800 years to decompose since they have plastic components in them that are non biodegradable. Take a moment to let those numbers sink in. A pad that we chuck into the dustbin without a second thought will still contribute to sanitary waste long after we’re gone. If that wasn’t disturbing enough, medical experts have repeatedly stressed on the possibility of pelvic infections due to the use of disposable pads.  These factors among others are causing a gradual consumer shift when it comes to picking menstrual products. Reusable menstrual products like cloth pads are quickly gaining popularity because of their environmental benefits, health benefits, cost saving, ease of use and effectiveness. At MyAvni, one of
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