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Risks of Using Water Wings for Children
Water wings or floaties around a child's arms may not be effective in keeping their head above water if they go under, posing a safety risk. Additionally, the increased sales of tampons due to an ad campaign have caused shortages in the product.
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Learn how to prevent toxic shock syndrome by changing your tampon regularly, and not using one that's more absorbent than you need.
59:27 - 1:00:15 (00:47)
Summary
Learn how to prevent toxic shock syndrome by changing your tampon regularly, and not using one that's more absorbent than you need. Additionally, you can still catch sexually transmitted diseases on your period, so make sure to wear a condom.
ChapterRisks of Using Water Wings for Children
EpisodeHow Menstruation Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Tampax claimed that their ad campaign featuring Amy Schumer was so impactful that they partly blame the subsequent rise in demand for the tampon shortage.
1:00:15 - 1:01:04 (00:49)
Summary
Tampax claimed that their ad campaign featuring Amy Schumer was so impactful that they partly blame the subsequent rise in demand for the tampon shortage.
ChapterRisks of Using Water Wings for Children
EpisodeHow Menstruation Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The episode starts with an amusing anecdote about Civil War-era tampons.
1:01:04 - 1:02:18 (01:14)
Summary
The episode starts with an amusing anecdote about Civil War-era tampons. Later, the hosts discuss important water safety information, including the fact that water wings are not effective for keeping children safe in the water.