Men blasted on social media for creating pink tampon disposal gloves
NY Post
They’ve got themselves into a bloody mess.
The German men behind Pinky Gloves — a product intended to prevent people from getting menstrual blood on their hands while removing tampons or other period products — are being dragged on social media for what many are calling a female body-shaming concept. “So these dudes designed pink gloves so tampons and pads can be disposed of properly and discretely. I s–t you not. (The text is translated from German),” tweeted OB-GYN Jennifer Gunter along with a translated screenshot of a post on Pinky Gloves’ Instagram.
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