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Do cloth pads work for heavy flow?

Heavy menstrual flow can be challenging for many women - dealing with uncomfortable and sometimes embarrassing leakage and the hassle of constantly changing pads or tampons.  Fortunately, cloth pad...

A Beginner's Guide to Using Cloth Pads

Menstruation is a natural process. The thought of it directly connects with the decision of choosing and carrying sanitary pads. While the usage of sanitary pads is decades old, menstruators today ...

Why Are Our Avni Lush Pads the Best in The Market

In today's changing times, people who menstruate are switching to a sustainable array of period products. Regular sanitary pads cause landfills, the results of which are irreversible and highly tox...

Why do most women in India hesitate to switch to reusable menstrual products?

Introduction In recent years, there has been a growing movement of women around the world who are choosing to switch to reusable menstrual products, such as cloth pads and menstrual cups. However, ...

Are Reusable Cloth Period Pads Unhygienic?

There's a lot of controversy surrounding reusable cloth pads. Some people feel it's healthier, safer, and more durable than disposable pads or tampons. However, some believe reusable pads aren't h...

Cloth Pads: Pros, Cons, Use, Care, and Everything Else You Need to Know

Long before sanitary pads came into the picture, ancient Egyptian women used papyrus; Greek women used wooden sticks wrapped with lint. On the other hand, English women fashioned 'catamenial sacks'...

Reusable Sanitary Pads: How to Use and Care for Them

There is always time for new things and innovations. However, how about when old practices make a headway again but with a bigger and better impact? Such is the story of the humble reusable pad, wh...

Reusable Cloth Pads: Origin, Benefits, Usage & Care

Did you know that initially pads were made using wood pulp and bandages by nurses in France? They were absorbent and cheap enough to throw afterward. Commercial manufacturers, then, worked more on ...