Period care has a terms and conditions problem.
Your shampoo lists ingredients.
Your moisturiser lists ingredients.
Your toothpaste lists ingredients.
Pads don’t have to.
In the UK, brands are not legally required to fully disclose their ingredients. As long as certain safety standards are met, silence is allowed.
And that silence has been quietly accepted for far too long.
This isn’t opinion.
We’ve spent over 20 years designing, testing, and improving period care, backed by science, lived experience, and an in-house research team that refuses to stop at “good enough”.
We helped fund and contribute to independent, peer-reviewed research examining what period pads are actually made of - beyond the vague language on the pack.
Now, we’ve distilled that research into 5 things pad packaging doesn’t explain and what to look for instead.
What we tell you.
We already list every ingredient in our pads.
Every layer.
Every material.
Every claim backed up.
Not because we have to. Because we think this should be standard.
Function vs ingredients.
Most pad packaging tells you how it works. We tell you what it’s made of.
Because “absorbent core” isn’t an ingredient.
And “odour technology” isn’t disclosure.
Slide to see the difference.
Upgrade your period care.
Discover the period care that doesn't hide behind umbrella terms.
Every ingredient listed. Every layer named. No bloody fine print.
The conversation doesn’t stop here.
Follow us to learn more about what’s going near your vulva.
Periods don’t politely wait for delivery days.
That’s why you’ll also find Mooncup in retailers nationwide, ready when your cycle isn’t.
