Tampons and Pads for Businesses and Schools | Aunt Flow
Toilet paper is offered for free. Why aren't pads and tampons?®
Get high quality and sustainable period products delivered for your school or business.
Period products should be freely accessible in all public restrooms.
86% of women reportedly started their period in public without the supplies they needed. Providing Aunt Flow period products recuperates lost work hours, increases school attendance, and is just the freakin' right thing to do.
Source: Free the Tampons, National Research Study, 2013.
High-quality inclusive sustainable period care.
Thousands of brands have joined the menstrual movement
Introducing high-capacity intuitive bathroom solutions for your school or business.
Solutions by industry
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Schools
Airports
Offices
Stadiums and Convention Centers
Universities and Student Government
Ski Resorts
Salons, Restaurants and Bars
Health Systems
Public and Community Spaces
Coworking Spaces
Amusement Parks and Attractions
By menstruators, for menstruators.
Others
vs. the others
Clean
Aunt Flow dispensers are rust resistant with a modern, sleek design.
Other dispensers are often rusty, dirty and just plain gross.
Fast + Easy
Aunt Flow dispensers hold up to 5x the product and take 30 seconds to reload. The window shows when it's time to refill.
Other dispensers hold less product and take 2 mins+ to reload. Multiplied by 100s of dispensers, you're lookin' at a lot of unnecessary labor costs.
Free Vend
Our dispensers are DESIGNED for the 21st century. That means, no quarters.
Tampons and pads SHOULD be free. And besides, who carries a freaking quarter?!
Compliant
All Aunt Flow dispensers are ADA compliant.
Other dispensers require knobs to turn to release the product and are not accessible.
Quality
Aunt Flow dispensers use high-quality pads and tampons.
Other dispensers use pads and tampons that contain toxins and nasty chemicals.
Let's Get Flowin'
Tell us a little bit about your organization and we'll help you choose the perfect dispenser and refill system. We'll ship it to you in just a few days. Easy peasy!
The Periodical
FROM THE PERIODICAL
[Talking About Periods in the Workplace with Jarrod Harden](/content/blog/talking-about-periods-in-the-workplace-with-jarrod-harden/ "Talking About Periods in the Workplace with Jarrod Harden"/index.html)
FROM THE PERIODICAL
[Deconstructing the Shame: A Historical Analysis of Menstrual Stigma](/content/blog/a-historical-analysis-of-menstrual-stigma/ "Deconstructing the Shame: A Historical Analysis of Menstrual Stigma "/index.html)
CASE STUDY
[Reimagining the Fan Experience at Tropicana Field](/content/blog/case-study/reimagining-the-fan-experience-at-tropicana-field/ "Reimagining the Fan Experience at Tropicana Field"/index.html)
claire coder, founder + ceo
Hi! I'm Claire. I founded Aunt Flow after getting my period in public without the supplies needed.
At 18 years old, I dedicated my life to developing a solution to ensure businesses and schools could sustainably provide quality period products, for free, in bathrooms. Our products are made with organic cotton and we are constantly working to reduce our environmental impact! Since 2021, we've donated over 6 MILLION period products to menstruators in need. I call this people helping people. PERIOD.®
"I love that the company that I work for cares about my flow, supporting woman-owned companies, and helping the environment. When Viacom introduced Aunt Flow products in our bathrooms, I felt good that I have the opportunity to work for a business that cares so much."
- laurel k
VP Human Resources
"Aunt Flow shares our values of diversity and equity, giving back, sustainability and education. Thank you Aunt Flow for helping us stock our bathrooms with free period products for our staff and customers and for being a voice for period poverty and equity issues in our country."
- Jennifer Hall
Communications, Zingerman's Delicatessen
"One thing I have noticed since installing complimentary product dispensers is they are no longer being broken into for the money inside and we are going through no more product than before. Plus providing menstrual pads and tampons free of charge is just the right thing to do."
- Joe Roberts
Operations, Franklin Park Conservatory
"The Menstrual Products Task Forces has seen a great response from menstrual product users across campus! A feedback survey showed that 86% of students using the products are using them because Mother Nature caught them unprepared."
- Preeti Iyer
Student, Princeton University
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