BC is $0 now, was $5 with or $30 without insurance per month before. Once yearly check-up is free, used to be $20 co-pay and misc lab expenses, but under $100 per year. Between the diva cup, less frequent periods from BC and occasional tampons, under $30/year. I think the most controversial contributors are the waxing, yeast infection screening and PMS relief items, certainly contribute an unreasonable amount to the total by frugal standards.
I will point out, however, that the list came right after the "Sandra Fluke is a slut for wanting birth control" incident, so the birth control numbers have more to do with the specific case of a student who's insurance wouldn't cover a medicine they needed to control PCOS, which in their example is 1600/2600, or +60%. (who also may not have insurance for UTI antibiotics, yeast infection, or annual exam either, and probably shouldn't be worried about pubic hair removal at those prices). The context is just very different for those of us with insurance under the new Obamacare rules who are relatively healthy.
The toilet paper thing is real though. And if I am going to be using TP every time (because unlike men, there is not "shake it out" option, it needs to not be sandpaper, which also adds to the cost.
tl;dr: a few terrible numbers and categories, but the context the list was made in contributes to the wonky results