reusable products

reusable products - collection description

Did you know that according to research and a WHO (World Health Organization) report, over 75% of pads, tampons, and panty liners available in drugstores contain ingredients harmful to women's health?

Discover softness and protection with reusable Masmi products, made from 100% certified organic cotton, grown without pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers. Our products are hypoallergenic – they help prevent the risk of irritation, inflammation, itching, fungal infections, and allergies. They do not contain harmful substances such as plastic or powdered superabsorbents. They areThe most absorbent and with the largest number of certificates among the natural hygiene products of this type available on the market. 

reusable sanitary pad
reusable day pad
reusable night pad
reusable nursing pads

 

Gynecologists and midwives recommend using natural cotton products for intimate hygiene.

Scientific studies indicate that using products made from natural, pure cotton (free of dioxins and fragrances) can reduce irritation and lessen the severity of endometriosis symptoms.

 

ECOLOGICAL MASMI REUSABLE PRODUCTS

  • Made 100% from certified organic cotton.
  • The largest number of certifications on the market: (ORGANIC COTTON, ECOCERT, GOTS, ICEA, FSC, VEGAN, COTTON NATURAL, NOT TESTED ON ANIMALS).
  • Guaranteed for 100 washes without loss of absorbency – in reality, the products withstand 400 washes without losing absorbency.
  • The highest absorbency among similar products from other brands.
  • Eco-friendly and environmentally safe – hygiene products don’t end up in the trash every month, resulting in less waste produced.
  • Economical - women don’t have to buy hygiene products every month.
  • They provide comfort and a sense of security no matter the situation you are in.

 

Conventional drugstore pads, liners, and tampons contain plastics, polymers, silicone superabsorbents in the form of microplastics tested on animals, with biodegradation times estimated at 700-1000 years, viscose, and cellulose – a waste product from paper production, which is one of the biggest causes of environmental pollution.