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Female Urination Devices:

When/where are they useful? Do you have suggestions on how to use them? Which model do you feel is better?

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Menstrual Reuseables:

Are they a good option for fieldwork? Which works better - pads or pants?

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Waste disposal:

Do you have a good tip? Packing in/packing out is essential in many locations, what would you suggest to a newcomer?

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Pee bottles:

Does you organisation use them? Are they orange?

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Menstrual Cups:

Awkward option or perfect solution?

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Toilet tents:

Do you have one for field classes? Does it have a toilet in it? Who cleans it?

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What not to do?

Share bad advice here

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UK Research ships suggested the use of "Fab Little Bags", these are sealable, opaque and biodegradable bags that are easy to open with one hand, and can be used to store waste until you reach a suitable disposal site.

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Have you ever used a product for longer than 8 hours because you were in the field and did not want to change supplies without access to a bathroom?

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Wet bags: a real aid if you use reuseables. They are easy to open, completely waterproof, when you get home, unzip and chuck everything in the washing machine.

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Have you contributed to our survey? This can be anonymous if you prefer, share your stories here, and help us collect data to show the need for bringing this conversation out into the open.

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A form for those who wish to contribute to an upcoming video on how to manage menstruation in the field. This video is being produced as part of the GAEA (Geo-Biosciences Advanced E-Learning Academy) project, an online learning platform for geochemistry and geochronology. The platform is a video based learning environment, and will contain detailed courses on methods, in additon to key skills for geoscientists including this video on menstruation. The website (www.gaea.ac.uk) launched in 2022. You can contribute anonymously, with a testimonial or advice, or on camera when this will be filmed later in 2023. We are looking for a broad range of contributions from all menstruators in any discipline that undertakes field work. The numerical questions will help shape the content of this video. If you would like to contribute a photograph/video, we are looking for images of places where you have faced the challenges of menstruation, examples of your menstrual field kits and any equipment/products you have found useful, and field privacy/bathroom set ups. You do not need to be in the photo! All queries and images should be directed to Dr. Millie Bompard at the University of Glasgow (Millie.Bompard@glasgow.ac.uk). If you are interested in joining the conversation on facebook, there is a group called “Bloody Fieldwork” where I hope to continue sharing advice and ideas in the future. https://www.facebook.com/groups/989983448628455