Committed to a greener planet · Caring for women's health
This page lists what we can document, who holds each certificate, and what we deliberately do not claim. If something is missing, it says so.
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documents · holder stated
Graphene washable sanitary pad, 7 samples. After 50 washes: 99% against Staphylococcus aureus, 92% against E. coli, 99% against Candida albicans. Also tested to GB 18401 class A.
Provided to buyers as a technical document. Not used as a marketing claim on this site.
Cloth menstrual pad models A02–A05, three components tested including the printed fabric and the snap. Total fluorine not detected, below 20 mg/kg.
Total fluorine is a screening indicator for PFAS. It is not a full PFAS test.
Cups and discs are moulded by an independent silicone plant, and the tests on that line were run for the moulding plant or for our silicone material supplier. None of them are issued in our name. We hold copies and send them with every quote, but we will not describe them as our own certificates.
TST20240301231-6EC
Menstrual disc D338 plus 15 cup models. Issued 2024 to the moulding plant under EU Toys Directive 2009/48/EC, tested to EN 71-1:2014+A1:2018, EN 71-2:2020 and EN 71-3:2019+A1:2021.
HLF21001504E
A cup sample screened for the 209 substances on the REACH candidate list, run for our silicone material supplier in January 2021.
HLF18001043E
Rubber articles intended for repeated use. Cup silicone, extractables within limit, run for the same supplier in January 2018.
Our fabrics are supplied by Natures Purest Textile (Beijing) Co., Ltd. The certificates are held by that mill, not by us, and they cover fabric — not the finished pad. We say it this way because you will check, and we would rather you find the certificate under the right name.
BEKO 087239
Product Class I, infant articles. Knitted cotton, raw (undyed) or blended with natural colour cotton. Valid until 31 Jan 2027.
EGL/253515/GOTS/253515260105082808
Covers fabric and garment processing. Valid until 4 Jan 2027.
We do not say “CE certified”. Cloth pads are not covered by a CE directive, and a CE mark on a sanitary pad would be the wrong framework.
We do not put “antibacterial” or “AAA grade” on product pages. The SGS data is available to buyers; a public claim is a different legal animal.
We do not say “our product is OEKO-TEX certified”. The certificate belongs to the mill and covers fabric.
Cloth pads are a general consumer product. What the EU actually requires is not CE, and the UK is a different list altogether:
Ask us where we stand on each of these for your market before you place a first order — we would rather answer the question than have you discover a gap later.