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Adoption, use and environmental impact of feminine hygiene products among college going girls of Udaipur, India

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Owing to gaps in research studies regarding menstrual hygiene among college going students, this study was planned to gather information regarding awareness of feminine hygiene products in the market, availability, popularity, adoption, usage and disposal pattern of feminine hygiene products (FHP). The findings indicate that very few of the college going students knew of tampons and menstrual cup. | Adoption use and environmental impact of feminine hygiene products among college going girls of Udaipur India

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