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MoonPads are 100% Biodegradable Menstrual Pads. Organic Cotton Premium Pads, Environmentally Friendly, Leak-Lock, BPA Free, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, Non-Toxic
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ORGANIC - Quality should never be a compromise. MoonPads is committed to providing healthy, non-toxic, organic pads. The average menstruator may spend up to 40,500 hours wearing pads over their lifetime, ingredients in conventional pads have been linked to cancer and other health issues. That is why MoonPads uses 100% organic cotton and plant-plastic. We do not use chemicals or fragrances that compromise our health.100% BIODEGRADABLE - Planet over Profit. There are 1.8 billion menstruators in the world who have had very few options but to filling landfills (and waterways) with billions of tampons and pads each year. MoonPads is here to offer a better solution. Our pads will biodegrade over the course of one year, compared with conventional plastic pads which will take up to a thousand years to break down.
- BUY ONE & GIVE ONE - At MoonPads, we put people and planet over profit. MoonPads is the only pad company, that invests 100% of profit back into eradicating period poverty. With each box sold, we offer a free box of pads to someone in need. We have distributed over 60,000 free pads in the last 2 years.
- ALL NIGHT PROTECTION: Ultra-thin pads feature innovative, breathable, leak-locking technology; Offering your body both satin-soft comfort and strong-reliable leak protection with zero dyes, chemicals or fragrances. We believe that EVERYBODY deserves safe, organic, comfort during their moon cycle.
- MoonPads does business differently. We are a multi-national, femme owned and operated social benefit business that sprouted up from a non-profit that addresses the intersectional issues of environmental sustainability, equity, and wellness. Our programs in Tibet dive into maternal child health, intimate partner violence and sexual wellness. We began by sharing education and pads to nomadic women and girls who faced not only severe period stigma, but also zero access to supplies and healthcare.