TOTM Organic

Our family of pads is growing! Introducing our new maternity pads 👶

Healing skin deserves the softest care. Our maternity pads are designed specifically for this. They’re:

✔️100% GOTS certified organic cotton
✔️Extra-long for full coverage day and night
✔️Made for maximum absorbency
✔️Clinically tested non-irritating
✔️Free from bleach, fragrances & dyes
✔️Organic, which is exactly what is recommended by NHS Trusts and midwifery teams

Ready to add to your 💜

Say hello to our new packaging 🙋‍♀️

We wanted to make choosing the right period care simpler, clearer, and more intuitive than ever. The same trusted organic quality, with more pads and liners per pack. This is the opposite of shrinkflation. What do you think of our new look? 💅

Period or no period, we disco.
Wembley, we’ll be seeing you soon 🕺🪩

We pitched. We won 🏆 Every year and give B Corp businesses a share of TV airtime to spread a message that really matters. This year, one of those messages will come from us.

Lizzie and Holly pitched to Channel 4 on why tampon safety regulation needs to change and why everyone deserves better period care. This is a huge opportunity to bring greater awareness to an issue we deeply care about, so we couldn’t be more proud to announce that we won 🌟🌟🩸

TOTM on your TV. 📺
Coming soon. 👀

We do more than comfy period care 🌊 22,838,303 plastic applicators recovered from the ocean and that’s just one part of our impact. We’re protecting oceans this and every day 💜 See our full Impact Report via the ink in our bio.

“Period pain” and “period products” are not explicit content, yet women’s health language is still being flagged, restricted and hidden online 😡

Swipe through to learn more about the debate that was raised in Parliament, highlighting ongoing censorship and shadow banning of women’s health content across social platforms.

PCOS just got a new name 💜 It’s now being referred to as PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome), a name that better reflects what the condition actually is: a complex hormonal and metabolic condition that can have an impact on other parts of the body, not just the ovaries.

An international group of experts and patient advocates, led by researcher Helen Teede at Monash University’s Centre for Research Excellence in PCOS, have worked to change the name to better reflect lived experience, something many patients have been calling for, for years.

In the UK, 1 in 10 women live with this condition, yet many are dismissed or misdiagnosed. 💔 If you’ve ever been told “don’t look like you have PCOS” this is a huge step forward for understanding and treatment of the condition 🩺

What are your thoughts on the name change?