Thinx lawsuit: What to know about the settlement and PFAS exposure : NPR

The lawsuit says Thinx underwear, long marketed as safe and sustainable, contains harmful chemical substances known as PFAS. The company denies those allegations but will pay up to $5 million.

PFAs in Thinx Underwear: Health Risks, Lawsuit & Settlement

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Thinx 'non-toxic' period panties settles $5M lawsuit over harmful chemicals

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Thinx Settled a Lawsuit Claiming Its Period Underwear Contains Potentially Harmful Chemicals

Thinx to pay up to $5 million to settle claims its period underwear contained potentially harmful chemicals

Australian period underwear makers deny using 'forever chemicals' after Thinx settles suit in US, PFAS

What to know about PFAS after Thinx underwear settles class-action lawsuit - ABC News

Thinx to pay millions to settle class-action lawsuit alleging its period underwear contained potentially harmful chemicals

What to know about PFAS after Thinx underwear settles class-action lawsuit - ABC News

Toxic chemicals in period underwear? What to know as U.S.-based Thinx settles lawsuit - National

The latest 'forever chemical' PFAS lawsuit is coming from Tennessee

Thinx settles lawsuit over period underwear marketing: What to know - The Washington Post

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