The symbol, historically representative of the female gender identity, was typically worked into the design of the individual wrappers on each Always product.

WASHINGTON — Procter & Gamble will be removing the female Venus symbol from some packaging of its Always sanitary products by December. The move comes partly in response to calls and concerns by ...

Always sanitary products will remove the Venus symbol, historically used to represent the female sex, from its products to be inclusive of transgender and nonbinary customers. Transgender ...

OUTRAGED women are threatening to boycott Always sanitary products after the company axed the ‘Venus’ symbol from packaging. Makers Procter & Gamble (P&G) made the decision to r… ...

Procter & Gamble brand Always will remove the feminine Venus symbol from its menstruation product wrappers in an effort to be more "inclusive" to transgender customers, according to reports. The ...

Always Removes Female Symbol To Include Trans & Non-Binary Customers Erika W. Smith Last Updated 22 October 2019, 22:31 ...