As women, we have this truly wonderful gift – the divine ability to produce life. However, a not-so-exciting plus one is the alarm system it comes with – reminding us about our fertility every month. Ladies, we all learn to face this fact at a young age, there’s no wiggling out of that monthly period and are mentally prepared to deal with it for the next 40 years from the first time it comes knocking on our doors. So why compromise on comfort while we’re bleeding from our vaginas?
Product Description: Wishing for a pad-free period? Well, The Woman's Company Menstrual Cup is the answer. Our FDA-approved menstrual cups are made of 100% medical-grade silicone making them soft and flexible and easy to use. It does not use any chemicals hence is gentle on the skin and keeps you free of itchiness and rashes during your periods. It lasts for up to 10 years saving you money the hassle of disposing of pads every month- Good for you and the environment. It is leakproof and doesn't hinder your daily routine.
How to Use: For a comfortable insertion, the cup needs to be folded in certain ways. The cup once inserted will pop open inside for a leak-proof experience. Once you've managed to do one of these folds, keep it in place and insert the cup into your vagina, directing it towards your back.
Benefits / Features of using the product:
- Menstrual cups are safer
- Menstrual cups hold more blood.
- They’re eco-friendly
Country of Origin: India
Brand Name: The Woman's Company
Today, we have so many options available in the market – both, internal and external. Internal options include a wide range of tampons and menstrual cups, that vary in size depending on the amount of fluid they can collect. External options are sanitary pads and napkins, which are generally the more popular option (especially in India). With a vast and confusing selection of shapes and sizes of pads, it’s only understandable to take your own sweet time, based on trial and error of what suits you best. But we’ll help you with the easy decision – should you go for traditional or organic pads? Organic is definitely the way to go if you haven’t made that switch already!
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Menstrual Cup Large (Only Cup)
₹700.00
Organic Cotton Day Pads | Pack of 12| The Woman’s Company | Biodegradable and Rash Free | 280mm
₹279.00
Large Menstrual Cup - Made of Medical Grade Silicone, Rash free, No Leakage, FDA Approved| The Woman’s Company
₹550.00
Organic Cotton Panty Liners| The Woman’s Company | Pack of 30 | Rash Free and Biodegradable
₹249.00
Need convincing on why you should shift to organic sanitary pads? Check out the several benefits of using organic pads and let us help you make the morally correct decision.
1. Eco-friendly
One of the more obvious reasons to shift to the organic alternative is to save the environment. Every non-organic sanitary pads can take anywhere between 500-600 years to decompose. Isn’t that haunting? Knowing that one single product (which is undoubtedly a necessity) can leave behind such a huge environmental footprint. Women, open your eyes and go with the obvious choice!
2. Say Goodbye To Skin Irritation:
While the friction of normal pads with your vagina causes skin irritation, these organic babies are so soft because they are free of synthetic materials, plastic and chemicals. Treat your lady right!
3. Keeping it Clean:
Organic pads are made of a cellulose core that is super absorbent, keeping your lady friend nice and dry. Your vagina will thank you for the lack of rashes and irritation. Also, organic sanitary pads are completely sterile so don’t worry about those bacterial and fungal infections. Of course, if you don’t change your pad frequently and maintain hygiene, nothing can save you.
4. Freedom From Plastic:
Yes, until now, we’ve not had too many options to ditch the plastic when it came to our menses. However, with growing awareness of environmental degradation and concern for saving what’s left of our planet; we now have so many new options in the plastic-free organic pad department. Everyone knows how harmful plastic is to the environment. Also, it’s no treat to wear a layer of synthetic materials mixed with plastic between our soft cotton underwear and genitals (and that too for almost an entire week!). So why is there a need to think twice?
Product Description: The Woman's Company Biodegradable Organic Cotton day pads are your answer to rash free periods. The pads have a 100% organic top sheet, are non- bleached, and are gentle on your skin. TWC pads are dioxin-free hence, reducing the chances of cervical cancer. The pads are ergonomically designed to avoid any leakage and manage your flow in the best possible way. TWC pads are biodegradable and good for the environment. How to Use: Stick the pad in your underwear using the sticky strip on the back. Some reusable pads are held in place with snaps or elastic in your underwear. Change your pad every few hours, or when it's soaked with blood. Wrap used pads in the wrapper or toilet paper and throw them in the trash. Flushing used pads or wrappers down the toilet will clog it up. SIZE: 1 piece, Large (Also available in Small) Benefits / Features of using the product: Country of Origin: India Brand Name: The Woman's Company 
5. No Dioxins
Dioxins are released when the polymer absorbent in traditional pads, (which is made of cotton in organic pads) comes in contact with the air, or is burned; and these fumes cause air pollution.
6. Save The Animals
Organic pads cannot include chemicals and synthetics. They also need to be made from completely organic cotton (from the grass-root level); which means that the cotton is grown in a completely organic environment, devoid of any insecticides and pesticides. This affects the lives of so many animals and birds that depend on the field for their meals. So indirectly, you’re saving animals, girls!
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