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Final Verdict: Are Tampons Safe? Yes. Dr. Parris has yet to see any evidence that tampons are not safe to use, and current research and regulatory standards support their safety when used as directed.

Here’s what you should know. The “toxic metals in tampons” study did not take into account how tampons are actually used.

The tampons examined in the study are sold in the US, UK or EU, and included organic and non-organic varieties, as well as name-branded and store-branded ones.

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Typically, tampons enlarge when they absorb fluid, which actually helps them stay in place, according to Dr. Zeno. However, if they become overly saturated, they can shift or fall out, she says.

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced it would investigate heavy metals in tampons after a 2024 study found that tampons contained arsenic and lead. "The FDA is aware of concerns about ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has begun an expert, independent review of recent research on the health effects caused by heavy metals in tampons after lawmakers sounded the alarm on possib… ...

Recently, a study found trace quantities of 16 heavy metals, including lead, arsenic, and cadmium, in 14 tampon brands available across the U.S. and the U.K.