L. Regular Organic Cotton Tampons
Thirty tampons and a cotton core grown in the US.
The Regular carton builds that core from organic cotton. The story page places the crop in the United States and rules out synthetic pesticides, scent, elemental chlorine, and rayon. The barrel skips BPA, and the core is cut to expand once it is in.
The pack image shows 30. Art on the page lists polyester fiber, glycerin, and paraffin wax beside the cotton.
Procter & Gamble shares the footer with the company styled THIS IS L INC.
A US field is not a Canadian plant. This Regular page adds no city.
Product Highlights
- •30 count
- •100 percent organic cotton core
- •US-grown cotton
- •Applicator made without BPA
- •No rayon or fragrance
Category
Our Canadian score
Imported
The L brand Regular tampon belongs to Procter & Gamble, with cotton grown in the US. The photo shows a 30-count, and the plastic barrel does not contain BPA.
Score breakdown (45% evidenced, low confidence)
“Our tampons contain US grown organic cotton core fibers, made without synthetic pesticides, fragrances, elemental chlorine, or rayon.”
This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score
Key Facts
- Count
- 30
- Core
- 100 percent organic cotton
- Cotton origin
- United States
- Applicator
- Made without BPA
- Owned by
- Procter & Gamble
All Information Sources
Frequently Asked Questions
Are L. Regular tampons made in Canada?
No. The cotton in L. Regular is described as US-grown, the owner is Procter & Gamble, and no Canadian factory is named.
Do L. Regular tampons contain rayon?
Rayon is off the list. L. Regular's core is organic cotton, and the brand also drops scent, elemental chlorine, and synthetic pesticides.
How many tampons are in L. Regular?
The L. Regular pack image is labelled as 30 tampons. Light, Super, and multipacks are separate pages.
Is the L. Regular applicator BPA-free?
BPA is left out of the plastic barrel. The Regular art prints that beside the cotton-core line.
Who owns L. Regular tampons?
Procter & Gamble. The L. site footer reads Procter & Gamble / THIS IS L. INC., and L. Regular is sold on thisisl.com.
