Linh brought the menstrual cup to Vietnam. And she had a real challenge on her hands: how to sell menstrual cups in a place where nobody talked about periods? 8 years later, almost 3,000,000 women in Vietnam have bought a Lincup and Linh says they're just getting started. Today, Linh talks about the entrepreneurial spirit and consumer habits of Vietnamese women, the pressures faced by women in Vietnam today, and the importance of brand-building in Vietnam.

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E14: "They said the menstrual cup wouldn't work in Vietnam," says Lincup's Linh Bach-Howell 43:08 Share

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E14: "They said the menstrual cup wouldn't work in Vietnam," says Lincup's Linh Bach-Howell