by Dominique Gaspar
June 18, 2020
I’m delighted to let our customers know that from Wednesday, 1st July, Fialuna will be re-opening for orders!
by Dominique Gaspar
June 10, 2020
This handy overview of reusable period products outlines the pros and cons of using menstrual cups, reusable sanitary pads and period pants. Read the quick start guide now.
by Dominique Gaspar
June 03, 2020
Overview
It can take anywhere from 1-3 cycles to fully get the hang of your new menstrual cup. If you don't get it the first time, be patient. Her...
by Dominique Gaspar
May 13, 2020
Last month, we provided our fans with 7 honest reviews about using reusable sanitary pads. We know how much everyone loves a good review so here we...
by Dominique Gaspar
April 22, 2020
We have decided to close our online store temporarily due to the corona virus pandemic.
by Dominique Gaspar
April 22, 2020
A recent survey by Fialuna found that 100% of reusable sanitary pad users would recommend them to a friend! Yup. We surveyed over 100 people using...
by Dominique Gaspar
April 12, 2020
The reasons to switch to reusable sanitary pads can be varied. For some, they are trying to eliminate single use products and plastic consumption....
by Dominique Gaspar
January 07, 2020
If you are interested making your own interlabial pads, this blog post is for you. This is a beginner project and easy to do by hand or by machine.
by Dominique Gaspar
November 29, 2019
This Black Friday, we are giving you an opportunity to give back. For every Fialuna Menstrual Cup purchased on our website between November 30 and December 31, we will donate a menstrual cup to someone facing period poverty.
by Dominique Gaspar
November 24, 2019
You've seen interlabial pads, you've heard us talking about them, but you aren't sure what the heck they are or how to use them. If that's the case, read on.
by Dominique Gaspar
October 03, 2019
Fialuna has organised a fabric drive in support of period poverty charity Freedom4Girls to take place during this year’s Environmenstrual week of ...
by Dominique Gaspar
October 02, 2019
This week period poverty activist, Amika George and the Digital Fairy launched a new campaign to end period shame and stigma. It’s called Free Per...
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I’m delighted to let our customers know that from Wednesday, 1st July, Fialuna will be re-opening for orders!
This handy overview of reusable period products outlines the pros and cons of using menstrual cups, reusable sanitary pads and period pants. Read the quick start guide now.
Overview It can take anywhere from 1-3 cycles to fully get the hang of your new menstrual cup. If you don't get it the first time, be patient. Her...
Last month, we provided our fans with 7 honest reviews about using reusable sanitary pads. We know how much everyone loves a good review so here we...
We have decided to close our online store temporarily due to the corona virus pandemic.
A recent survey by Fialuna found that 100% of reusable sanitary pad users would recommend them to a friend! Yup. We surveyed over 100 people using...
The reasons to switch to reusable sanitary pads can be varied. For some, they are trying to eliminate single use products and plastic consumption....
If you are interested making your own interlabial pads, this blog post is for you. This is a beginner project and easy to do by hand or by machine.
This Black Friday, we are giving you an opportunity to give back. For every Fialuna Menstrual Cup purchased on our website between November 30 and December 31, we will donate a menstrual cup to someone facing period poverty.
You've seen interlabial pads, you've heard us talking about them, but you aren't sure what the heck they are or how to use them. If that's the case, read on.
Fialuna has organised a fabric drive in support of period poverty charity Freedom4Girls to take place during this year’s Environmenstrual week of ...
This week period poverty activist, Amika George and the Digital Fairy launched a new campaign to end period shame and stigma. It’s called Free Per...
