Not only do FLO create better pads and tampons, they also work with charities like Orchid Project who work to end female genital cutting (FGM), donating 5% of profits to the charity. All of our bamboo period pads are made from 100% sustainable and natural OEKO-Tex bamboo (that’s the really really sustainable kind). They also donate 5% of profits to Orchid Project and Bloody Good Period and make monthly product donations to organisations in need.

We go to great efforts to ensure that the information on this page is accurate at the time that the page was last edited. Our non-applicator organic tampons are our extra eco friendly super organic, hypoallergenic and biodegradable cotton option. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Whilst the average sanitary pad is up to 95% plastic, FLO pads are made with 100% organic bamboo certified by Oeko-Tex and Ecocert, all individually-wrapped in biodegradable plant-based wrappers.We only use planet-friendly materials in our natural period care - so our messiest moments don’t make a mess of our planet.

FLO menstrual products are plant-based, natural and super comfy, for period protection you can rely upon.Every material is sourced to be good for the planet, but also free of any dyes, chemicals and nasties we don't want anywhere near our bodies. A bathroom chat at university first got friends Tara Chandra and Susan Allen thinking about an organic period product business. They’ve been bringing affordable, accessible and adorable products to the bathroom cabinet ever since. The ‘Ultra-Long’ Pad – (305mm) 24-pack of bamboo pads for heavier flow days – with compostable a wrapper! Best friends and co-founders Tara and Susan believe what we put in our bodies should be as natural as possible and not horrible for the planet – and they fulfil their mission through sustainable period care, natural sensitive bladder protection and eco-friendly condoms.

If at any time you would like to opt out from marketing, you can visit the Privacy Preferences page and select the relevant options. After using plastic period products for years I switched to these, they are SO much nicer than the plastic based counterparts; the feel and freshness. Not sure if it’s the placebo effect or what not but my cramps were not that bad when I started using these pads.Acceptable formats of this evidence are at Jamii and Here We Flo’s discretion; common examples include photographic images. With International Women’s Day 2023 (8th March) approaching I wanted to ensure that Here We Flo – the female-founded, women of colour owned menstrual care brand that gives back to women – was on your radar. of our profits go to people + planet, and every month we donate our sustainable period products to help fight period poverty. Our mission is simple; make femcare products that inspire people to feel crazy confident and empowered about their messiest bodily moments while being better for the planet. If you do not update your preferences, we will assume that you are happy to receive amazing offers and news.

I had always looked to make the change to reusables but I was never completely comfortable until I came across Lauren and the wearemout site. FLO donate 5% of all profits to charities that support women – these include Bloody Good Period who work to end period poverty, and The Orchid Project who combat FGM around the world. Our period pants are machine washable and hold up to 5 tampons' worth of menstrual flow, giving you all the comfort and support you need. FLO’s range is exclusively made of natural, hypoallergenic and planet-friendly materials, from biodegradable organic cotton in the tampons to silky soft and sustainable bamboo in the liners. It may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without Ocado Limited's prior consent, nor without due acknowledgement.they’re shunning the stigma and opening inspiring conversations about feminism, sustainability and period equity. At Here We Flo we donate product each month to those in need + 5% of our profits go to people + planet! Whenever possible, I would always choose bamboo, but I'm not sure I'd choose these because of their shape and awkwardness.