WV HB2859

Requires all menstrual products sold in West Virginia (tampons, pads, menstrual cups) to display a complete list of intentionally added ingredients on packaging, listed in order of predominance

Manufacturers have 18 months after the law's effective date to comply with the labeling requirements

Ingredient lists must be either printed directly on the package or affixed to it in a plain and conspicuous manner

Violations carry a civil penalty of 1% of the manufacturer's total annual in-state sales, capped at $5 per package or box

Labeling requirements apply in addition to any existing regulations under other laws