Pictures of this cup and others.
Tentative history of this cup.
Older comments from users of menstrual
cups.
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MUSEUM OF MENSTRUATION AND WOMEN'S HEALTH
Tassette rubber menstrual cup (catamenial
receptor) prospectus,
instructions, promotional leaflets for women, doctors & medical
community (1950s-1960s, U.S.A.) (tentative
history of this cup,
pictures & sketchy history
of American menstrual cups)
"a fresh point of view"
(different pamphlet from the
identically named one & here)
I thank the former Tambrands, maker of Tampax tampons, for contributing
this material!
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Below: This QUIZZ
seems awfully silly although I can't explain
exactly why.
Answers on the facing page (the bottom image).
Notice how all questions but two concern French
words, continuing
the French theme that
started with the name Tassette.
By implication, feminine=France.
But as mentioned earlier the general manager was president of the French-sounding
Institute for Gracious Living!!
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Below: What happens if you flunk?
They won't sell you a Tassette?
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NEXT .
undated ad: "3 out of 4 nurses use Tassette"
- newspaper article, 20 March 1961: "New Menstrual
Aid Offered on National basis" -
undated leaflet: "'Tassette' menstrual cup for
internal sanitary protection" - undated leaflet: "a
fresh point of view" (#1) -
Tassette stock prospectus, 1961 - "Tassette:
the safe and sanitary menstrual cup" - "a
fresh point of view" (#2) -
"A Note to the Budget Minded" - "Tassette Menstrual
Cup: The ultimate in Sanitary Protection"
- the third "a fresh point of view"
Pictures of this cup and others. Tentative history of this cup. Older comments
from users of menstrual cups.
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