Let’s get Periodic™

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28 states require free period products in various public restrooms

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Free-Vend

No one carries change! Our dispensers operate on a free-vend model, similar to toilet paper and paper towels.

Flex Refill

We can customize our dispensers to work with any products in their original packaging—no extra wrapping needed. Our off-the-shelf options are compatible with most pad/tampon brands.

Custom

Want your school’s logo front and center? Or maybe you’re a period care brand or business looking to showcase your branding across the entire dispenser.

Feature-Rich

Our dispensers can be as high-tech or low-tech as you need. Choose models with features like adjustable delay between dispenses or motion-activated vending, all customizable to fit your needs.

Let’s get statistical

“Nearly seven in ten (68%) people agree that period poverty is a public health issue, yet only 4% of Americans are aware of a local resource where free or reduced cost period supplies are available.”
“People unable to access mentrual products have reported using rags, toilet paper, and children’s diapers. Some people have also used menstrual products they did have for longer than intended. Using these alternative products put individuals at higher risk of urogenital infections, which are infections of the urinary and genital systems.”
“The World Bank estimates that period poverty affects 500 million people across the globe.”
“In 2021 more than 30 states across the country saw legislators introduce ‘menstrual equity’ policies.”
“In the US., 17 states and Washington, D.C., have laws requiring period products be free for students while in school.”
“1 in 4 students who menstruate experienced period poverty in 2021 (up from 1 in 5 in 2019).”
“A study commissioned by Thinx and PERIOD in 2021 found that 23% of students in the U.S. have struggled to afford mentstrual products, 51% have worn menstrual products for longer than recommended, and 38% often … cannot do their best school work due to a lack of access to such supplies.”
“45 percent of menstruators polled in an INTIMINA survey said they’ve canceled a date or left work early because they didn’t have the correct supplies.”