Public + Community Spaces | Aunt Flow

Period Products for Public + Community Spaces

The time for change is now. Join the menstrual equity movement!

WORKING WITH 900+ ORGANIZATIONS LIKE YOURS

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Support people with periods and leave those clunky coin-operated dispensers behind.

Studies show that nearly two-thirds of low-income people with periods have been unable to afford tampons or pads, and frequently must decide between purchasing food or other necessities and period products. If toilet paper is offered for free in public bathrooms, why aren’t tampons and pads? Fight period poverty by ensuring access to essential period products with a free-vend dispensing solution.

Let's get flowin'!

Tell us a 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.

Solutions for customers and staff alike:

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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 organic cotton pads and tampons.

Other dispensers use pads and tampons that contain synthetic dyes and nasty chemicals.

CASE STUDY

Wood-Ridge Memorial Library Joins the Menstrual Movement

CASE STUDY

City of Toledo Provides Free Period Products in Municipal Buildings

CASE STUDY

Garland County Library Introduces Aunt Flow Dispensers

More states are requiring public bathrooms to offer freely accessible period products.

Nearly two-thirds of low-income people with periods in the U.S. have been unable to afford menstruation products during the previous year, and frequently must decide between purchasing food or period products.

"I just wanted to check in with you and let you know we have been very happy with the Aunt Flow Program. Our guests have also been very positive about the products. 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. A promotional win-win. Plus providing menstrual pads and tampons free of charge is just the right thing to do."

- Joe Roberts

Operations, Franklin Park Conservatory

"As a longtime healthcare and reproductive justice advocate, I am proud the County of San Diego has not just heard this call but is the first known county government in the nation to take concrete action to support the menstrual equity movement."

- Nora Vargas

Board of Supervisors Vice Chair, San Diego County

"There is a critical need for free menstrual hygiene products. No one who needs these products should have to go without them or risk infection because they are using the products longer than recommended."