Description - Reusable Menstrual Pads
These new reusable menstrual pads feature a super soft cotton pad and better fitting wings!
Plastic menstrual pads add a huge amount of waste to landfill every single day - and cost a fortune over a lifetime.
Reusable sanitary items save waste and save money. Here's why we love these pads:
- Fully plastic-free
- Made from cotton and bamboo
- Cruelty-free and vegan friendly
- Machine-washable
- Also suitable as incontinence pads
- Made in the UK
- Earn 20 pear points per pad with our loyalty scheme!
Available in short & medium.
Short: 21cm
Medium: 22.5cm
How much money can you save?
Switching to reusable sanitary products can save you up to £6000 over your lifetime!
Buy more, save more
We understand you will need more than one pad and we also understand that while you save money in the long run, the initial outlay can be high.
To help you get started, we have a few discount codes for you to use on multiple pads.
Buy two, get 5% off: PADS-2
Buy four, get 10% off: PADS-4
Buy six, get 15% off: PADS-6
Why are they eco-friendly?
What products are the fifth most common item found on Europe’s beaches? What are more widespread than single-use coffee cups, cutlery or straws?
That's right, sanitary products.
Sanitary products account for 200,000 tonnes of waste ending up in UK landfill every year.
Want more?
Around 2.5 million tampons, 1.4 million pads and 700,000 panty liners are flushed every single day here in the UK!
A big-brand pack of 14 menstrual pads contains the same amount of plastic as five carrier bags.
Read more on this Friends of the Earth article.
These pads are eco-friendly as they are completely plastic free and reusable. Most reusable pads have PUL (a type of waterproof plastic) in them meaning eventually, at the end of their life, they still pollute the environment.
These pads are PUL free, plastic popper free and fully biodegradable.
What are they made from?
Cotton and bamboo with a metal stud press so your pad can be 100% plastic free.
Product care
Wash before use.
For gently used pads, rinse and put them in with your regular laundry load.
For heavily soaked pads, or to avoid staining, pre rinse in cold water (never hot) to wash out as much blood as possible then add to laundry.
It's always best to not allow your pad to dry out before washing to minimise staining.
