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The Labels & Safety Bill
Georgia bill forces menstrual product labels and safety testing
Menstrual Product Transparency and Safety Act of 2026; enact
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If passed, the bill would make companies list ingredients on menstrual product packaging and have third‑party labs test them for banned chemicals.
Our take
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Women could know what’s inside pads and tampons, reducing exposure to harmful substances, while manufacturers may face higher testing costs, possibly raising prices.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Bill requires ingredient labeling on menstrual product packages.
- Bill requires third‑party testing of product ingredients.
- Georgia Department of Public Health will set trace limits for restricted substances.
- Bill creates a civil penalty for non‑compliance.
- Bill funds a public education campaign about product safety.
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