Category: Female Hygiene
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Kensta Group Diversifies into Sanitary Pads Production in Uganda
Kensta Group, a renowned Kenyan printing and packaging business established in 1965, is venturing into sanitary pads production with a new facility in Uganda. This strategic move is bolstered by a minority equity investment from Norfund, the Norwegian state-owned development financier, aimed at diversifying Kensta’s offerings beyond stationery and paper-based products. Stayfree Ultra Thin All…
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Study Reveals Menstrual Health Challenges for Female Athletes in Bangladesh
Menstrual health and hygiene are crucial aspects of female athletes’ well-being, particularly in physically demanding sports like those in Bangladesh. Despite global efforts, many girls and women lack access to proper menstrual hygiene facilities, impacting their performance. This study delves into the challenges faced by adolescent female athletes in Bangladesh regarding menstruation management and athletic…
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World Bank’s Impactful Investments in Menstrual Health Empower Women
Investing in menstrual health and hygiene is a pivotal step towards enhancing the well-being and productivity of women and girls globally. The lack of access to suitable menstrual products and proper knowledge affects millions of individuals, hindering their education and work opportunities. In regions like Sub-Saharan Africa, a significant number of girls miss school during…
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Czech Schools to Provide Free Menstrual Products for Students
Starting in January 2026, Czech schools will be required to offer free menstrual hygiene products to female students aged nine and older. The decision, signed into law by Health Minister Vlastimil Válek, applies to elementary, secondary, and vocational schools across the country. U BY KOTEX Maxi’s Extra Overnight Pads with Wings 60 Count (6 x…
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Health Risks in Feminine Care Products Spark Safety Concerns
The female hygiene market has experienced significant growth in recent years, with a plethora of products catering to intimate care needs. While innovations like menstrual cups and period panties have been well-received, concerns have been raised about the safety and necessity of certain products. Studies have uncovered alarming findings, such as the presence of harmful…
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Addressing Menstrual Health Challenges in Low-Resource Settings
Menstrual health and hygiene in low-resource settings are critical issues that impact women and girls worldwide. The lack of access to menstrual hygiene materials and facilities can lead to health problems and social stigma. Recognizing the importance of addressing these challenges, BMC Women’s Health has called for submissions to their Collection on Menstrual health and…
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Vagiceuticals and Intimate Care: Empowering Women’s Wellness Revolution
Intimate hygiene has taken on a whole new meaning with the rise of vagiceuticals and intimate care products that cater to women’s specific needs. Gone are the days of generic products, as a new wave of brands merges skincare science with intimate wellness, supporting the health of delicate areas. Femfresh Sensitive Intimate Wash 250ml –…
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Prioritizing Hygiene and Vaccination: Key to Cervical Cancer Prevention
Cervical cancer is a prevalent health issue, particularly in countries like India, where it ranks as the second most common cancer affecting women. The primary culprit behind cervical cancer is the human papillomavirus (HPV), a group of viruses that can spread through direct skin contact. While vaccination remains the most effective preventive measure, maintaining personal…
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Victorian Government Expands Free Feminine Hygiene Access Program
The Victorian Government has extended its initiative to provide free access to feminine hygiene products at various venues. The $23 million program aims to support women and girls in their daily activities, ensuring they can fully engage in work, study, sports, and leisure without worrying about access to essential products. Femfresh Daily Intimate Wash 600ml…
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Natracare: Revolutionizing Menstrual Care with Sustainable Practices
Susie Hewson, a pioneer in the feminine hygiene industry, embarked on a mission over three decades ago to revolutionize menstrual care. In a world inundated with plastic and toxic-laden period products, Hewson’s vision gave birth to Natracare in 1989. Fueled by a documentary highlighting the environmental impact of conventional products, Hewson set out to raise…