100 Bulk Pads with Wings Individually Wrapped for Women Homeless Postpartum Hospitals Feminine Incontinence Menstruation Sanitary Pads for Women

- BULK PADS FOR HOMELESS 100 PACK: 100 individually wrapped maxi pads are perfect for stocking educational centers with bulk pads, for hospitals and women’s shelters, & as part of a homeless care package for women - HIGH ABSORBENCY PERIOD PADS: These feminine care pads are perfect for heavy or light flow as well as urinary incontinence pads for bladder leaks, & postpartum pads for women after birth - NO FEAR - WON’T SHIFT: Adhesive tape on back and wings keep each sanitary napkin in place running, walking, sitting, or sleeping ? preventing spills and mess. Each pad measures 9.5 x 4 inches - GENTLE CARE, SOFT MATERIALS: Bid farewell to irritation and discomfort with these cotton soft pads bulk pack that’s perfect for sensitive skin - COMFORTABLE ULTRA-THIN DESIGN: Our never bulky, discreet protection period pads ensure comfort and that you stay at ease, always

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Bulk sanitary feminine maxi pads for homeless 100 pack offers convenient bulk quantity feminine hygiene products for distribution to shelters, churches/temples, care kits, and for re-stocking vendors & vending machines, schools, and hospitals.

For every day needs.

Everything comes packed neatly and discreetly in a individually wrapped napkins that fit perfectly in backpacks, purses, and suitcases so you always have what you need, when you need it most.

Natural disasters, like a tornado, hurricane/typhoon, flood, earthquake, or wildfire, can strike without warning, and leave the innocent people in its path with nothing.

Donate a bulk set of toiletries and basic supplies to a hospital, clinic, relief center, or community supplies drive and give the gift of basic, personal hygiene supplies to those in greatest need.

Each bulk sanitary napkins for women and girls pack is ideal for donation to homeless shelters, domestic violence centers, and schools.

They are also perfect for travel and for use in places such as hospitals and free clinics.

Give the gift of health.

Of the over 500,000 displaced and homeless people in the United States, around 40% of them are women. Every month women that menstruate are faced with the problem of spending the little to no money they have on a meal or on a box of tampons or pads. Many also suffer from bladder incontinence and need pads and liners to protect themselves against leaks and accidents. The teens and women who can’t afford the proper care and menstruation items will often use and reuse socks, plastic bags, napkins, t-shirts and rags, to try and manage their symptoms.

This puts them at serious risk of experiencing toxic shock syndrome and other reproductive health-related issues. In short, it’s a hygiene problem and a health problem. Often escaping domestic issues or unwelcoming environments for lgbtq individuals, so many women’s shelters are packed with women in desperate need of assistance, and many shelters just don’t have the capacity to help everyone who needs assistance. That’s why we created this easy handout for women and teens living on the street.