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Sustainable Swap To Cloth Pad For 7 Years Can Save Almost 3000 Disposables From Landfill
Since October 2018, The Brand hannah AU has helped tens of thousands of people across Australia make the switch to sustainable cloth pads with hannahPAD. The past 4 years alone, we have saved over 4 MILLION (4,037,263 to be exact) disposable pads from landfill and oceans.
Get Council Rebates on Cloth Pads and Save Your Money
Make the switch to reusables and save your money! Cloth pad options are being recognised by councils in Australia. As the need for more eco conscious living is becoming more apparent, people are looking to make the switch from disposables to reusable options for their period, bladder leakage, and maternity needs. We think this is fantastic! This wonderful switch is being recognised by councils around Australia as a great way...
How to Properly Retire Your Cloth Pads
Is it time to retire your most loved hannahPADs? We open up about the normal signs of wear you should be expecting and when it is absolutely time to retire and replace your pads. Read on to learn how you can properly compost, recycle, and dispose your cloth pads.
6 Reasons You Should Wear a Cloth Pad with Period Underwear
Did you know that you can wear a cloth pad on top of period underwear? It's actually a great combination we would recommend if you've got one or the either reusable period care products. Find out the 6 top reasons cloth pad and period underwear should be worn together.
Where menstrual waste ends up and what's the impact on the environment?
More than 45 billion tampons or sanitary pads are used every year across the world, that’s about 3.2 million kgs of waste. That’s an unfathomable amount and makes our heads spin. To make matters even worse, it’s estimated that a regular non-organic cotton pad can take 500–800 years to break down, additionally, as the main component of disposable pads is plastic (a shocking 90% is plastic), they will never completely biodegrade. Read more.
3 reasons why cloth pads are a great backup to sustainable period products
Whether you’re brand new to menstrual cups and period undies, or a long-time lover of all-things sustainable period products, there’s a case to be made for the benefit of using reusable liners and pads in combination with your preferred sustainable product.
What is PUL and TPU fabric? 4 reasons we choose TPU for reusable pads
Ever wondered what the difference is between PUL and TPU fabric? The main difference between PUL and TPU is that PUL is a type of plastic that uses chemicals in production, whereas TPU is bonded using heat rather than chemicals.
7 best period trackers for 2021
Why use a period tracker? It’s the easiest way to keep track of when your period is on the way, your symptoms and how long your cycle lasts. Understanding how regular you are or what symptoms your body is experiencing every month can give you information on your overall health and what your body might need more or less of. It’s also helpful to know where your body is at so you can be prepared to be extra kind to yourself. Check out these apps available on iOS and Android that help you keep track of your period and more!
Save $1080 by switching to reusable pads – better for your pocket and our earth
You know that reusable pads and menstrual cups are better for the environment and even safer for you (if you missed that, read more about the harmful toxins in disposable pads here and the benefits of certified organic cotton here) but what about your pocket? How much will switching to a greener alternative save you in the long run?
How to have a zero-waste period while travelling
Saying goodbye to 2020, or welcoming in the new year with a trip? Your commitment to using less plastic and contributing less waste doesn’t need to take a backseat while you travel on your period. Let’s take a look at some of your options and the perks of choosing reusable alternatives when you’re on the go.
15 foods to relieve period pain and bloating this Christmas – and the ones to avoid
Christmas is just around the corner, which we all know means food, food, and more food! If your flow is going to start around the holidays, it’s a good idea to know which foods to stay clear of on the dinner table – as they could worsen the symptoms of your period – and which foods will keep you hydrated, less bloated and restore essential nutrients so you have more energy to enjoy time with friends and family.
An honest pros and cons guide to menstrual cups
If you’re anything like us, making a big decision or trying something new usually starts with a pros and cons list. Menstrual cups can be a little daunting at first if you’ve been using pads for years. Here’s an honest take on what you can expect when you give our menstrual cups a go.
Reusable pads or period undies – what’s the difference?
You’ve probably got the gist of why using sustainable period products is better – cost effective, no nasties and zero waste. But with so many choices out there, how do you know which one’s for you? Let’s take a look at the differences between reusable pads and period undies so you can decide what’s best for you.
5 Tips for Easy Menstrual Cup Insertion– hannahCUP
If you’re having a bit of trouble inserting your hannahcup, don’t worry, you’re not alone! It can take some time and patience to get the hang of using a menstrual cup or changing to a new cup. Below are some tips and tricks that we hope might offer some guidance.
Introducing hannah⋮cup- Your New BFF!
hannahcup is a high quality menstrual cup, offering you comfortable, healthy and easy period management. Made from 100% Medical Grade Silicone, hannahcup is the perfect menstrual cup for beginners– as it is not too soft nor too firm. Our cup is natural in colour, non-toxic, BPA free, SGS Medical Device Tested, and FDA registered.
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