Sustainable sanitary products are finally here! Natracare’s Natural Maxi Pads are 100% plastic-free, compostable, and recommended by gynecologists!

Key Information

Recommended by gynecologists
Suitable for sensitive skin
Sustainable plant cellulose core
Biodegradable and compostable
Free from: GMO, Chlorine, Toxic Glue, Perfumes, Dyes, and Plastic
Organic

Product Overview

Unlike conventional sanitary pads, Natracare’s natural maxi pads are made using organic and natural materials. Each pad is completely plastic-free and is equipped with a sustainable plant cellulose core and certified organic cotton cover, meaning it can be easily composted at home! What’s more, no perfumes or dyes are used in any of Natracare’s menstrual pads, making them suitable for anyone with sensitive skin or allergies.

These regular pads without wings are perfect for light to medium flow or in the last days of your cycle. Each maxi pad is individually wrapped in sustainable biofilm - so you can easily pop it in your bag and take it on the go!

Ingredients

Pad - organic cotton, plant cellulose, non-toxic glue

Packaging - biofilm (wrapper), biofilm laminated paper (bag)

home compostable

What is Natracare and what does it stand for?

Natracare was founded in 1989 by environmentalist Susie Hewson with the vision of making the world a better place for everyone. With her mantra “plastic-free periods”, Susie has gone on to develop a brand that provides organic, ethical, and affordable alternatives to menstrual care that support both women’s health AND the environment.

Since it was founded over 30 years ago, Natracare has launched its products in over 80 countries worldwide. It is now a proud member of the 1% for the Planet, donating 1% of all its turnover to a number of environmental organizations, including Marine Conservation Society (MSC), Women Engage for a Common Future (WECF), and Turning Green.

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