Thinx Settles Class-Action Lawsuit: Here's What You Need To Know

Earlier this month, the feminine hygiene company Thinx settled a class-action lawsuit for five million dollars over the use of PFAS in its products. Thinx used PFAS, or per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, to improve the performance of its period underwear.

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