I love that on so many levels! Especially as they're microfinancing the machines to provide local employment. As for the revolution, it's like they say - the future belongs to the creators, the innovators, and the entrepreneurs.
Startling to know how it is possible to invent, create and make a nice profit selling sanitary napkins for a fraction of the price of the existing ones. Makes you think about what else we are paying way to much for.
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Like the Indian entrepreneur who took on Proctor & Gamble and build his own DIY machine for making low-cost sanitary napkins. http://www.mamamia.com.au/health-wellbeing/the-man-who-wore-...
I love that on so many levels! Especially as they're microfinancing the machines to provide local employment. As for the revolution, it's like they say - the future belongs to the creators, the innovators, and the entrepreneurs.
Startling to know how it is possible to invent, create and make a nice profit selling sanitary napkins for a fraction of the price of the existing ones. Makes you think about what else we are paying way to much for.