Reusable Sanitary Napkin

About
Menstruation is one of the oldest yet least addressed health issues in developing countries like India. In rural areas where the awareness about menstruation is very less, females suffer various diseases because of not taking proper healthcare measures during their monthly menstruation cycle.

We Seek To End Period Poverty:
Period Poverty ! A reality for millions of womena s ?
Menstruating is a part of everyday life for women all over the world. But although nearly half the global population are female, a good portion dona t have access to sanitary products that help make that time of month so much more bearable. Lack of Access to feminine hygiene products due to poverty is felt by 1.2 billion globally.

The United Nations has recognized menstrual hygiene as a global public health and human-rights issue, yet across the world, a period poverty,a as some call it, is the reality for millions of women and girls.

While young girls having no knowledge of sanitary pads miss out their schools, women avoid going to work during their periods. Ignoring menstruation cycle and various precautionary health measures to handle it properly result into uneducated and unemployed women who struggle every day to make ends meet.

Re:Pad has decided to take progressive step to provide a better alternative to end period poverty.

Our products are cost-effective, super absorbent and is a viable solution to the millions across the globe suffering Period Poverty.