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Be Period Powerful

Trusted range of organic period care plus menstrual cups. Available on subscription.

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100% organic, cruelty-free, biodegradable tampons, pads and liners

Pure organic cotton - 100% certified

Our range of period products are made from 100% organic cotton, certified by GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), ICEA and carrying the Cotton Seal.

One month or every month. You’re the boss.

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We’ll deliver your items in discreet, environmentally friendly sugar cane packaging, designed to fit through your letterbox.

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Make a one off purchase or choose to have your monthly supply delivered at a frequency that suits your cycle (you can cancel anytime).

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Not only are you using a more natural, healthier product you’ve also made an eco-friendlier, cruelty-free choice and helped to improve lives.

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Don't get caught short! Subscribe and get our organic period care conveniently delivered according to your cycle. No set up fee, and no long-term commitment. You can pause, edit your product selection and cancel anytime.

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We are proud to support Endometriosis UK.

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Natasha’s Story

“Since switching over to organic tampons I have experienced no irritation whatsoever – which is amazing!”

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions

Why organic cotton?

Organic cotton is grown without the use of toxic pesticides. It’s GM-free and has a naturally soft, breathable texture. This makes it ideal for use in period care which comes into contact with the sensitive and highly absorbent vaginal area. Mainstream tampons, pads and liners are made with conventional cotton and have been found to also contain additional synthetic materials such as rayon, plastics and artificial absorbents. We use organic cotton as it's kind to the body and the environment. You can find out more here.
Are your tampons and pads absorbent?

Our period care conforms to industry standard absorbencies. All absorbency information can be found on each product page. Remember, it is important to always use the correct absorbency on your period.
Is your organic cotton period care biodegradable?

Our tampons, pads and liners are all made with 100% organic cotton. Cotton is biodegradable and will naturally break down in the landfill. We also use sustainable packaging wherever possible in the range. Including biodegradable cardboard tampon applicators and biodegradable pad wrappers.

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Organic cotton is grown without the use of toxic pesticides. It’s GM-free and has a naturally soft, breathable texture. This makes it ideal for use in period care which comes into contact with the sensitive and highly absorbent vaginal area. Mainstream tampons, pads and liners are made with conventional cotton and have been found to also contain additional synthetic materials such as rayon, plastics and artificial absorbents. We use organic cotton as it's kind to the body and the environment. You can find out more here.

Our period care conforms to industry standard absorbencies. All absorbency information can be found on each product page. Remember, it is important to always use the correct absorbency on your period.

Our tampons, pads and liners are all made with 100% organic cotton. Cotton is biodegradable and will naturally break down in the landfill. We also use sustainable packaging wherever possible in the range. Including biodegradable cardboard tampon applicators and biodegradable pad wrappers.

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TOTM Consultant Gynaecologist - Ms Anne Henderson

Our consultant Gynaecologist: Why organic cotton?

“Organic cotton is both highly absorbent and breathable and keeps the delicate skin drier and free from irritation than synthetic alternatives”. - Dr Anne Henderson

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