As an expert in tax policy, I can provide you with information on the so-called "tampon tax," which refers to the sales taxes applied to menstrual products. As of my last update, the situation regarding which states in the United States apply a tampon tax can change due to legislative actions. However, I can give you a general idea.

In the United States, states have the authority to levy sales taxes on goods and services. Historically, many states have taxed menstrual products, including tampons and pads, as they were not classified as medical necessities but rather as "luxury" or "non-essential" items. However, there has been a push to change this classification, and some states have moved to exempt these products from sales tax.

To get the most current and accurate information, you would need to check the latest tax laws for each state or consult a current tax policy database.

Here is the information in English, followed by the translation in Chinese:

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