Reusable Sanitary Pads (Pack of 6)
Reusable Sanitary Pads (Pack of 6)
Trade To Aid is a not-for-profit social business. 100% of their profits go to funding emergency sanitary kits for refugees and running menstrual health programmes.
Trade To Aid’s reusable period pads are made from high-quality super-soft bamboo charcoal and recycled plastic.
The starter pack comes in a recyclable cardboard box and includes: 2x light pads, 2x medium pads, 2x heavy pads and 1x waterproof wet bag to get you started on a more sustainable period journey.
It comes with the easy instructions on how to use, wash and maintain the pads.
DIMENSIONS of the Box: 35 × 25 × 2.5 cm
For every pack of Trade To Aid reusable pads you buy, they donate a pack to a refugee in need of period products. By purchasing Trade To Aid’s reusable sanitary pads, you are helping to fund menstrual health programmes for school girls in West Africa, as well as women and girls around the world to have a better period.
Plus, you get outstanding pads at an affordable price! So you can feel good and proud of not only saving money in the long run, but also reduce waste and help others too!
Find out more about Trade To Aid’s reusable period pads on their website.
Why we support them:
SOCIAL BUSINESS They are trying to end period poverty in a sustainable way. They are not reliant on donors. They are funded by the customers buying thier pads. 100% of their profits are then used to help others have a better period.
ECO-FRIENDLY Reduce single use plastic by switching to reusable sanitary pads. The average woman uses over 15,000 menstrual products during her lifetime. That’s a lot of plastic!
SUSTAINABLE They are a non-profit initiative. They use all their profits to provide free sanitary pads to girls and women in refugee camps, and also to fund menstrual hygiene sessions in West Africa.
ETHICAL They make sure the people making their pads get a fair wage and good working conditions. They annually audit all thier suppliers and require them to follow the FLA (Fair Labor Association’s) Code of Conduct.
