Tampons & Pads

We get that it’s convenient to get a pad or tampon in the supermarket, but getting eco-friendly period products would bring long-term benefits for you and the planet. First, some eco-friendly products are made with natural materials. You no longer have to expose your genitals to artificial materials.

Some environmentally-friendly tampons and pads are reusable, generating less waste and saving more money. Lastly, they’re more sustainable than traditional period products, which can help protect the world we’re living in.

Taking the switch is difficult at first, but it’ll be worth it in the long run. Check out the different eco-friendly products we have in store; just scroll above to see our selection.

Are you planning to buy tampons or pads in our shop but unsure what to pick? We’ve got you covered, as we’ve listed are bestsellers in this section. First on the list is the Mirko Flow Underwear Set. What’s amazing about this product is you don’t need to stick pads or insert tampons on your vagina. Just wear the underwear, and you’re good to go! It’s made with breathable polyester spandex and can hold up to 10ml of blood, equivalent to 2 regular tampons. Less leaks, less stress!

Another bestseller in the shop is the Nala Regular Tampons. They’re made with natural and biodegradable materials, good for your body and the environment. But don’t get worried about its function as it provides efficient leak protection; it even has a superabsorbent core with multiple cotton layers around it.

If you’re planning to use a tampon, here’s how it goes. First, you wash your hands. Then, grab a single tampon, remove the wrapper, and push the tampon into your vagina using the applicator or your finger. Keep it on for 4-8 hours, depending on how heavy your period flow is. After that, gently remove the tampon from your vagina, cover it up with tissue and throw it in the trash bin.

If you’re using a pad, grab a single pad, remove the wrapper, then remove the sticker covers. After that, stick the pad into the underwear, right on the crotch area. Wear the underwear as usual. Change your menstrual pad once the pad is soaked with blood. Once you’re done using it, wrap the used napkin with tissue, then throw it in the trash bin. Same with tampons, make sure your hands are clean when sticking the pad in.