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Rael’s products are earth-friendly alternatives, zero-waste solutions and made with Certified organic cotton from Texas.
Rael works with partners to provide period education, advocate for menstrual dignity, and distribute feminine essentials to underprivileged women and girls.
Our team personally tests every product to make sure it’s good enough to end up in your home, not a landfill.
Ingredient
Integrity
Rael’s products are earth-friendly alternatives, zero-waste solutions and made with Certified organic cotton from Texas.
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Recyclable
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Committed to Social Good
Rael works with partners to provide period education, advocate for menstrual dignity, and distribute feminine essentials to underprivileged women and girls.
Rave Worthy
Our team personally tests every product to make sure it’s good enough to end up in your home, not a landfill.
How it does good
For something as natural as a period, much of the world still stigmatizes menstruation. In fact, up to 500 million menstruating humans are globally living in period poverty each month. Led by their mission to restore menstrual dignity and cultivate a world where anyone can access safe and natural products, Rael distributes period essentials to those who need it most and supports menstruation education with their partners. Their toxin-free period products are just one of the ways they support holistic care for cycles everywhere.
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Rael
Rael is on a mission to make periods better by creating holistic period products and tackling taboo. Their story starts with three women with a shared vision of empowering menstruating people to have healthier relationships with their cycle. In 2017, Aness An, a journalist and best-selling author, Binna Won, an architect-turned-art-director, and Yanghee Paik, a former movie distributor at Walt Disney Studios with a Harvard MBA, came together in their frustrations at the lack of clean, effective period care in the U.S. Originally from South Korea, the trio brought together organic cotton from Texas and cutting-edge manufacturing technology in Korea to create their own line of period care.
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Organic Cotton Pads
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Organic Cotton Tampons with Rounded Cardboard Applicators
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Organic Cotton Tampons with Compact Applicators
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Organic Cotton Liners
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Organic Cotton Reusable Pads
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Organic Cotton Reusable Panty Liners
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Organic Cotton Tampons with Applicators
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United StatesReusable liners
These are good for sustainability rather than use once and throw out. They can feel a little bulky and move a bit but all in all I’d say they are worth it. Not perfect but better than increasing the trash problem. They wash and dry easily. I’ll stick with one use liners for travel though.
United StatesIt moves out of the way even if you’re barely moving
It’s been nothing but leaks. Not because it isn’t absorbent. It’s because there’s nothing to keep it from sliding backwards forward, or flipping around. It’s so comfortable that you can’t tell it has moved… until you’ve soaked the seat you’re in.
United StatesLove these pads
I wanted something more environmentally friendly than the disposable pads I was using every day. I researched quite a few reusable pads and decided to try these. I’m glad I did. They are comfortable to wear and more absorbent than disposables. I don’t even feel the snap closure and they actually stay in place for me. Super easy to clean - just rinse out if needed & toss in the washer. I’m glad I took a chance on these.