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US Women Citlali Perez Marquez, Marely Ramirez , River Hernandez New Futures High School The problem is why do we women have to pay for something that slowly kills us or affects our health overall? The variables are, we shouldn’t need to pay for something that our body discharges naturally. Now toilet paper you’d might say, I get we cannot do anything about, but these feminine products just add up…I get that if they were free, people would miss using them more, we truly have to come out with a possible solution. This is important because these companies are making billions of dollars off of what should be handed out for free, especially with the risks it comes with. If we possibly get the cost to go down, it does not mean the sanitation should decrease. No! on the contrary they should experiment more on the safety of each feminine product. It may take a lot of testing on women which I get why they really haven’t done anything since 1921. We plan on making this problem work by letting our voices be heard until something is done, speaking up for those who can’t. The computation will be on, how many deaths and health issues these menstrual products have caused us women. Noting down all the cases found in America only to begin with.