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Providing free pads and tampons isn’t just supporting a basic human right, it’s a small price to pay for the comfort and dignity of employees, customers, students, and visitors. From stained clothes or lost work or classroom time, to serious health risks, the cost of period inequity can be, quite literally, life-threatening. Installing a pad and tampon dispenser that offers free period products is critical for gender equity in the workplace. Learn more about how your workplace can join the growing movement to provide free period products.

No. You should never flush pads or tampons down the toilet. Not only will this cause plumbing problems, but it’s also bad for the environment as most menstrual hygiene products take a very long time to degrade. Visit our blog to learn more about how you can prevent pads from being flushed down the toilet.

Menstrual hygiene refers to the physical, social, spatial and psychological resources, facilities, and products used to manage the collection of blood during menstruation and dignified disposal of menstrual materials. Learn more about menstrual hygiene on our blog

Period dignity, also known as menstrual dignity, refers to shame-free and affordable access to everything a menstruator needs to manage their periods and maintain health – from free period products to accessible and hygienic sanitary napkin disposal. Learn how your business can put an end to period poverty and support period dignity on our blog.

All of Citron Hygiene’s menstrual waste disposal units are safe, hygienic and inclusive. Each unit is serviced by a Citron Hygiene service expert to disinfect, clean and maintain the unit, including the safe removal of menstrual waste. To choose the right unit for your washroom, consider the size of your stalls and the amount of foot traffic in your washroom.

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Menstrual equity refers to the safety, affordability, and accessibility of menstrual products to all menstruators in order to allow them to participate fully in life, unencumbered by anxieties around accessing period care. Furthermore, menstrual equity is not only defined by products, but also an increased education and awareness surrounding reproductive care and the means to manage menstruation.

Period poverty is a real and devastating issue faced by millions of menstruators worldwide. It describes inadequate access to menstrual products, hygiene facilities and menstrual health education. Learn more about period poverty and how your business can take a stand on our blog

Citron Hygiene offers different service frequencies so businesses can select the one that works best for them. Standard service frequencies are weekly, every 14 days, every 28 days, and every 56 days. Customers with various locations can select different frequencies for each building. Frequencies can be adjusted as needed. For help for your business, contact us