Night Pads
Each box contains 10 pads.
Features
- 280mm thickness, suitable for regular and abundant flows
- Plastic-free
- Hypoallergenic, helps prevent the risk of irritation and allergies
- Organic cotton
- Biodegradable, compostable and waterproof nappy
- BPA-free
- Fragrance-free
- Elemental chlorine-free
- Dioxin-free
- Pesticide-free
Packaging
- Compostable wrapper made from biofilm
- FSC certified cardboard box
Full description
Our night pads are the most reliable partner for a good night's sleep!
Designed to give you peace of mind during your restful hours, they're soft, breathable and ultra-absorbent, so you feel dry and confident. Without compromising your body's health.
- Regular price
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$8.50 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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$8.50
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Product Details
Composition
- Organic certified cotton
- Biodegradable backsheet made from corn
Social impact
We give back.
Iris + Arlo fights against period poverty by giving back products to people in need. Thanks to our strategic partnerships with organizations, we will distribute products to more than 70 organizations in Quebec in our first months of operation.
Environmental impact
It takes 500 to 800 years for the usual commercially available menstrual pads to decompose.
We said no.
We've chosen sustainable materials, so that our menstrual pad takes approximately 150 days to decompose.
How To Use It
- Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water and remove your towel from its box.
- Unfold the towel and carefully remove it from its individual packaging.
- Remove the protective paper from the adhesive strip on the back.
- Position your towel in the center of your underwear at crotch level. Make sure the adhesive sticks to your underwear to prevent slipping. You can move it a little forwards or backwards to suit your needs.
- When you're ready to change your towel, simply peel it off your underwear. Roll up your used pad, put it back in its original packaging (if you've kept it) or in the new one, and dispose of it in the garbage can for menstrual products. Above all, don't flush it down the toilet.
- If you regularly use a toilet that doesn't have a waste garbage can in every stall, don't hesitate to tell the person in charge of maintenance.