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How This Entrepreneur Got Funding To Supply Free Tampons To More Than 30,000 Bathrooms
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15:40Now PlayingMillions of menstruators, breathe easy. Forbes Under 30 lister Claire Coder founded Columbus, Ohio–based Aunt Flow to stock company and school bathrooms with free tampon and pad dispensers. Google, Netflix and 500 others pay for her free-vend dispensers.
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