Founded by Claire Coder at age 18 after she got her period in public without supplies, Aunt Flow makes free-vend period-product dispensers and supplies organic cotton pads and tampons for schools, businesses and public restrooms. The woman-owned company designs ADA-compliant dispensers that hold up to five times more product and has donated millions of period products to people in need since 2021. Aunt Flow now works with more than 900 organizations to make menstrual care available without coins or stigma.
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LOLAFounded by women to bring transparency to women’s health, LOLA makes period care and sexual and vaginal wellness products with clearly labeled, non-toxic ingredients. Its offerings are reviewed by a medical advisory board that includes board-certified specialists, while the company pairs product sales with evidence-based health education and reproductive-health advocacy. LOLA has also donated more than 6 million products to people in need and gives customers a choice of nonprofit for 1% of each purchase.New York, NY
Herplum LLCFounded by Brooklyn native Natasha Hall, Herplum LLC makes reusable menstrual and incontinence pads designed around comfort, body awareness, and protection from back leakage. Its pads use OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100-certified fabrics, including bamboo and cotton, and the company pairs its period-care products with community education on menstrual and mental wellness.BROOKLYN, NY
Badgerface Beauty SupplyFounded by Kristina Strain in 2014, Badgerface Beauty Supply makes small-batch, handmade bath, body, and natural skincare products with an unapologetically irreverent voice. The woman-owned company pairs practical self-care with low-waste packaging and a “you don’t need fixing” philosophy, while donating 15% of one week’s profits each month to women’s-rights organizations.GILBERTSVILLE, NY