A group of feminine hygiene product makers formed a coalition to reimburse consumers for the sales tax they pay on menstrual products. Shoppers still pay sales tax on tampons, pads and menstrual cups in 21 states, but the companies behind the coalition and other women’s health advocates have argued these products should be sold free of taxes. They also noted, in comparison, products like Rogaine and Viagra, created for men, are considered medical necessities.
All you have to do is go to www.tampontaxback.com and sign up with your phone number. Once you receive a text confirmation, you can reply with a photo of your receipt of eligible items that were purchased within 10 days.