Thinx Period Underwear Has Settled in a Lawsuit Over Harmful

Independent testing of the brand's underwear detected PFAs, a known health hazard.
Have you purchased period underwear from Thinx since 2016? You might be entitled to financial compensation. Last November, the popular retailer agreed to pay a $5 million settlement in Dickens, et al. v. Thinx Inc., a class action lawsuit regarding its alleged use of harmful chemicals in its period panties. The website where consumers can file claims recently went live — and loyal Thinx customers are making their outrage known across social media. Thinx makes washable, reusable underwear designed to absorb menstrual blood. As ClassAction.org reported, the company has been sued multiple times since 2020 for allegedly misrepresenting its products

Toxic chemicals in period underwear? What to know as U.S.-based Thinx settles lawsuit - National

Thinx 'non-toxic' period panties settles $5M lawsuit over harmful chemicals

Thinx lawsuit: What to know about the settlement and PFAS exposure : NPR

PFAS 'forever chemicals' found in period underwear, tampon packaging - The Washington Post

Thinx to Settle Lawsuit Alleging Harmful Chemicals in Period Underwear

Thinx underwear PFAS lawsuit survives bid to dismiss

The Slow, Quiet Demise of Thinx

Um, Should I Throw Out My Thinx?! - Betty's Co.

PFAS Class-Action Thinx Period Underwear Lawsuit Settled for $5 Million

It needs a marketing U-turn': can Thinx bounce back after toxic lawsuit?

Thinx Reaches Settlement in 'Forever Chemicals' Period Underwear Class Action Lawsuit - Fashionista

Thinx 'non-toxic' period panties settles $5M lawsuit over harmful chemicals

What to know about PFAS after Thinx underwear settles class-action lawsuit – WHIO TV 7 and WHIO Radio

The Best Period Underwear of 2024 — Tested and Reviewed

Thinx period underwear was supposed to be 'non-toxic'. Now customers feel betrayed