See
more Tampax items: American ad from
August 1965 -
nudity in an ad: May
1992 (United Kingdom) - a sign advertising
Tampax during World War II - the original patent - an instruction sheet
from the 1930s
See a Modess True
or False? ad in The American Girl
magazine, January 1947, and actress Carol Lynley in
"How Shall I Tell My Daughter" booklet ad
(1955) - Modess . . .
. because ads (many dates).
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Tampax ad promoting use with thongs (February
1994)
Tampax is famous for promoting
freedom from inconvenience; read
the humor
page for how that tampon can help
people ride bicycles and swim,
even if they aren't women.
Pads, an informant who should
know tells me, are not very
attractive to use with thongs, and
the Scandinavian company SCA
developed a tapering panty
pad for them in 1999.
This British Tampax advertising
is bolder than the usual American
ads in showing how Tampax made
things easier.
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