The meaning of Bella is "beautiful". When we first came across a menstrual cup, we found that most of them were stubby & stiff. So we focused on an elegant & convenient design. Tenderness, grace and unconstrained freedom...This is the real value of bella.

When Lily tried in 2010 a menstrual cup she found them all too hard and decided to start her own cup that would be softer. It's the first and only menstrual cup in Russia.

"1 for sex, 1 for the ❤" This young french company gives 10 condoms to a country in need when you buy a pouch a 10 condoms. Be safe and share the love with others!

The Diva story began in the heart of a young girl named Francine. Over time Francine’s entrepreneurial spirit and passion for better menstrual care led her to discover menstrual cups. Today, in partnership with her daughter Carinne, Francine is changing the way women view period care.

We are a women’s empowerment project from Auroville, South India. Rising from rural India and reaching the world. For every pad you buy, we give a pad to a girl in rural India. Pad for Pad.

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Femmecup Ltd was established in 2007 by Kate Selby & Julie Clarke. They have one goal: to inform every woman about the many benefits of using Femmecup and offer them the right to make an informed decision about the sanitary protection they use. We know that in time Femmecup will be as well known and used as tampons are today. Ours is the only menstrual cup with all components made entirely in the UK.

The French Letter Condoms are made entirely from fair trade and FSC certified rubber provided by Fair Deal Trading, so its producers have received a Fair Trade premium to help improve their living and working conditions and carry the BSI kitemark, so you can be assured that they are as safe as any other available brand.

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Hygienna Inc. is a Canadian personal hygiene company focused on design innovation and function. The Hygienna Solo is a discreet nozzle that transforms plastic water bottles into a portable and personal hygiene device. This product is suitable for those who want to obtain a superior level of cleanliness wherever they may be.

ImseVimse was founded in 1988 and is based in the Swedish city of Visby, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It began on a small scale and grew from a need that arose when one of my daughters developed contact eczema from wearing disposable diapers. The problem disappeared when she wore cloth diapers.

What started as a daughter’s attempt to help her mother with an embarrassing condition has won many international awards and has transform the lives of thousands of others who suffer from incontinence and pelvic floor weakness.

Softcup was invented by a female triathlete. In 1996, she introduced Softcup to the U.S. market because she knew there must be a better solution to tampons and sanitary pads--one that would enable her to complete a triathlon without having to stop to change a tampon, and a more comfortable solution.

Silvia Cariolato, a mother of 2 started using washable diapers when her son was 1 week old and never stopped. In 2009 she started her own business in Fossalta of Portogruaro near Venice, to sell ecological products online to contribute giving children a cleaner world to live in.

JuJu menstrual cup is a reusable eco-friendly feminine hygiene tampon alternative. Australian made and owned company founded in 2009 by Brenda and Katryna.

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Since 1993, Lunapads has been making their signature collection of menstrual products, Lunapads and Lunapanties. Lunapads were created by Madeleine Shaw, a fashion designer who realized she needed something to solve her own health concerns about using disposable pads and tampons.

In 2004, Heli Kurjanen from finland founder and owner of Lunette was convinced that menstrual cups could be better and decided to design her own that would be easier and safer to use. The Lunette menstrual cup was born!

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The Milton Method has been safely sterilising baby’s feeding equipment for over 60 years and in that time has been used by millions of parents and in hospitals throughout the UK and beyond.

Momiji Natural is the pioneer reusable menstrual pad in Sri Lanka created by a Japanese woman and her Sri Lankan family in 2008 with the intention of supporting women's health and safeguarding the scenic beauty of the small island in the Indian Ocean. Now its remarkable pink check pads are attracting more and more fans specially in Japan and other Asian countries mainly because of their cute designs, wide range of sizes and durability.

Established in 2002 by Su Hardy, with a mission to make women’s experience of menstruation more positive, healthy and eco-friendly. Based in Brighton, Mooncup Ltd today is a multi-award winning small business run by a team of eight women, and collaborating with distributors all around the world. Whenever possible, the Mooncup team gets out of the office to talk directly with women at festivals, health shows and conferences.

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Naturcup is born in Spain in 2010 by a group of women entrepreneurs who believe in healthy alternatives for the environment. After using menstrual cups for several years, we created a design that facilitates insertion and removal of the cup.

The seed for the present company was planted by a young couple, Luisa and Jose, some 70 years ago in Huercal-Overa, Almeria a province in the beautiful southern Spanish region of Andalucia. All the materials used are certified organic and suppliers are also certified companies for quality control. All pads are made in Spain.

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Krista founded Krista's Cups in 2006 to promote a product that had a tremendous positive impact on her life. It is not as well known as it should be and she wanted that to be different. People often ask her if she uses the pStyle and her answer is "absolutely! I can't imagine life without it."

An award winning menstrual cup with a social cause! Ruby Cup is a high-quality 100% medical grade silicone cup with the special purposes of supporting girls and women in poverty. Ruby Cup is designed by three young Danish women who have won several awards for their work and product. With an easy to grab stem and a large capacity, you almost forget you have your period! And, every time you buy a Ruby Cup, you support girls and women in Kenya. Spoil your body and get involved!

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Secret Ceres was born out of the aspiration to keep a tradition alive that women in Asia had maintained for centuries; a tradition that honours womanhood by nourishing and caring for the most intimate and precious area in a woman. A woman's sexual organs make up the centre of a woman's body. By sustaining the balance in one's centre the entire body attains balance. This concept is the foundation of our credo: BLOSSOM FROM WITHIN!

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Samantha Fountain hit upon the amazing idea to create the revolutionary Shewee while studying towards her BA Honors Product Design course at De Montfort University Leicester in the United Kingdom. She won awards in 1999, many years later Samantha is ready to change women's lives by launching her product.

Professionals and fans of silicone, we use for over 10 years, the exceptional properties of this material. Today we want to share our passion for silicone and our skills as experts on products that facilitate people's lives. As you can probably guess our team is made ​​up of women, and knowing the constraints associated with periods, we decided to create our own cup.

Originally from Australia, WhizBiz has been in business for seven years; manufacturing and distributing the Whiz and other products through Australia and the world.

Sarah and Susi met in the late 80s and were long standing friends and colleagues who simultaneously reached a point in life where they wanted to devote themselves to something new, daring and worthwhile, something that reflected their values and ethics: A certified organic, plant-based natural range of intimacy products

In 2005, Zuzana from Czech Republic tried a menstrual cup and loved the idea of not having to buy tampons or pads ever again. She wanted something comfortable for her travels and safe to do sport with. That's how she decided to create Yuuki to offer a different cup to women, slightly stiffer and with great capacity. The name Yuuki is simply because Y, U, U are letters that looks like a cup.