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In 1931, Dr. Earle Haas developed and patented the first modern-day applicator tampon. Yet it was a woman, Gertrude Tendrich, who bought the patent from Haas and began producing cardboard applicator tampons. Tendrich sewed each tampon from her home until she expanded her business into the now-famous brand Tampax.
Your mom was Gertrude?
Your mom was Gertrude?
Dave1955 · 61-69, M
@FrogManSometimesLooksBothWays Imagine something lovingly made at home ending up like that
pillowprincess · F
What else, what else did you search? 👀
GlitterEater · 36-40, F
Tammy Ponni
Dude. That's what incognito mode is for. Here's what I found.
[quote]In 1931, Dr. Earle Haas developed and patented the first modern-day applicator tampon. Yet it was a woman, Gertrude Tendrich, who bought the patent from Haas and began producing cardboard applicator tampons. Tendrich sewed each tampon from her home until she expanded her business into the now-famous brand Tampax.[/quote]
Source: [c=008099]https://goauntflow.com/blog/the-history-of-the-tampon/[/c]
[quote]In 1931, Dr. Earle Haas developed and patented the first modern-day applicator tampon. Yet it was a woman, Gertrude Tendrich, who bought the patent from Haas and began producing cardboard applicator tampons. Tendrich sewed each tampon from her home until she expanded her business into the now-famous brand Tampax.[/quote]
Source: [c=008099]https://goauntflow.com/blog/the-history-of-the-tampon/[/c]
@LordShadowfire Gertrude was this homeboy's mom.
Lilnonames · F
@Lilnonames I think they were originally invented as bullet hole plugs for battlefield medics to use during war.
