
A chiropractor has invented a 'glue' for women to seal their vaginas during periods
The unconventional method didn't go down well with people. "This shows your obvious ignorance of the female anatomy. But then, what do I know? I'm obviously distracted by my menses", said a woman on his website.
It's 2017 and men still don't understand periods #mensez
— maura mcscience (@mauraisdumb) February 22, 2017
I'm not worried about bacteria with this, no different than a cup or tampon. Am worried about labial damage! https://t.co/CW2SsdNfVs
— Jennifer Gunter (@DrJenGunter) February 22, 2017
People who don't know how vaginas/periods work shouldn't try to create menstrual products https://t.co/NUv46aX3EW#thursdaythoughts#mensez
— Tara 💫 (@Catstello) February 23, 2017
Ummm....so you're now trying to #mansplain our periods to us? So much UGH 😑 #Mensez#ThatsNotHowAnyOfThisWorks
— BioPatriot (@SciencePatriot1) February 23, 2017
Even men had their issues with it
I. Just...NO... As a guy, I'm mortified at the lack of basic anatomy on display. Also would like to point out he named it Men Says...#Mensezpic.twitter.com/ukJFPyP5id
— Riley (@apollorising) February 22, 2017
He wasn't done yet. In a screenshot (see below) of the Facebook page of Mensez, which was reportedly hacked, the developer told a critic of the product - "you as a woman, should have come up with a better solution than diapers and plugs, but you didn't".

The product is yet to hit the market.