Always Sanitary Products Accused of Erasing Biology After Venus Symbol Removed From Packaging. Published Oct 21, 2019 at 12:21 PM EDT. By Tareq Haddad . Newsweek Is A Trust Project Member.

Always feminine products are seen on the shelf of a drugstore in New York on Oct. 23, 2019. Julia Weeks/AP. The company Always said this week that it will remove the female symbol from the ...

Always sanitary products will remove the Venus symbol, historically used to represent the female sex, from its products to be inclusive of transgender and nonbinary customers. Transgender ...

Always, the sanitary products brand owned by Procter and Gamble, will remove the female Venus symbol from its design to include transgender and nonbinary people.

On social media, others pointed out that they had never seen a Venus symbol on an Always pad. Asked about this, Procter & Ga mble said that only the products that currently carry the design will ...

Always sanitary products have announced that they will remove the feminine “Venus” symbol on their products in an effort to make them more inclusive to all customers.. The decision follows ...

Always have removed the Venus symbol from its feminine products to be 'more inclusive' – but the sanitary pad brand is getting backlash for "erasing" cis-women. Procter and Gamble have since ...

Procter & Gamble – home to Tampax tampons and Always pads – dominates the feminine product market. The consumer goods company reported a net sales and earnings per share increases in the first ...

As a result, we developed the Always Sensitive feminine pad especially to address these women’s unique needs. We then asked doctors to test the new pads to ensure their safe functionality. ...