If you would like to send in a picture for our gallery, we would love to have it.

Your pictures are anonymous. They are renamed to just numbers, and no identifying labeling is done.

You need to include the length of the pad, as it is important to show the length of the flow pattern, and knowing if it was worn during the day or over night is also helpful for referencing, you can also tell us the fabric the top is if you wish.

If you would like to send one in – please email me at vermilion.magazine@gmail.com with a good quality pic to use and the length of the pad (in cm or inches).

The gallery pages are locked for comments, so if you wish to make a comment, please do so here. Flaming and abusive replies will be deleted – so if you don’t have something constructive to say, don’t bother. We’re not interested in hearing how offended or grossed out you are – if you chose to look at the pics, then you can’t blame us for what you saw.

The purpose of these galleries is to show the variation in how women bleed during menstruation. Women are asked to provide pictures of pads that show a typical pattern of their blood flow. Some of these were worn during the day, some over night, some only worn for a short time, some longer. Also some Women bleed more heavily than others. However, even with those variables, this does show that there are huge differences in the way women bleed!

The images are shown in a small preview picture, and the post has a link to view the rest of the post, containing a larger image.

Black and White Image Gallery
http://flowgallery.wordpress.com/category/black-white-gallery

Colour Image Gallery
http://flowgallery.wordpress.com/category/colour-gallery

Comments have been disabled for the image posts, this is to avoid having the inevitable “eww that’s gross” troll comments.  However we have a comments post in which you are welcome to leave any comments.