Free tampon dispenser in universities

33%
of students say they need financial support to buy menstrual protection, iyni propose Free tampon dispenser 

Why should you install free tampon dispenser in universities?

Today, 500 million women experience period poverty. Many students have to choose between buying basic necessities and buying sanitary pads or tampons to protect themselves during their periods. This means that some students have to stay at home during their period and are unable to attend classes, which further increases inequality and creates social isolation.

In the face of menstrual poverty, it is essential to provide concrete and accessible solutions. Installing a menstrual product dispenser in public places, schools, or workplaces not only meets a fundamental need but also promotes equality, dignity, and well-being for all menstruating individuals.

Faced with this problem, some universities try to help their students in difficulty by distributing disposable or reusable menstrual products. In order to implement a more sustainable solution, we propose to install sanitary pad and tampon dispensers in the university. This will ensure that students have access to free pads and tampon and will require little organisation from the administration. This free tampon dispenser will allow you to provide your students or colleagues with free access to sanitary pads in case they forget. But above all, they will allow you to provide pads or tampons to your students in need so that they can come to class more serenely and not be forced to stay at home for lack of means. Even if the gesture may seem trivial, you will be helping students not to miss classes once a month.

Our Free tampon dispenser adapted to your needs

4 column dispenser

Installing Free tampon dispenser – The 4-column dispenser allows you to offer pads, digital tampons and tampons with applicators to your students. This way you can offer a wider range of sanitary protection to meet the different needs of your students who cannot always afford pads or tampons.