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Hidden cost behind our period
On average, a woman will use over 11,000 disposable period products in their lifetime. Imagine to multiply this by 800 million of menstruating women globally.
In total, it's estimated that over 45 billion period products are used every year and most contain plastic.
Conventional pads contain harmful chemical for women's health and create massive waste on our landfill and ocean.
Hidden cost behind our period
On average, a woman will use over 11,000 disposable period products in their lifetime. Imagine to multiply this by 800 million of menstruating women globally.
In total, it's estimated that over 45 billion period products are used every year and most contain plastic.
Conventional pads contain harmful chemical for women's health and create massive waste on our landfill and ocean.



Understanding period poverty
Period poverty is when someone does not have access to period products, education, and facilities to support themselves to manage their menstruation well - with dignity.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation reported via PMA survey that 22% of women in Indonesia does not have access to manage their menstruation properly. This means approx. 15 million women and girls in Indonesia are suffering from period poverty.
The challenge will be a lot harder for women and girls in remote areas, when access to most of the things is more limited compared to urban areas.

Social impact on period poverty
We believe that access to period products, education and facilities is critical to empower women and girls. When someone can not manage their period properly, it can influence their capabilities to function properly at work and/or schools.
That’s why we build Perfect Fit to have an inclusive business model by giving back to the community. They way we do it is by donating one reusable pad and providing menstrual health education for every purchase from you. 1 sold = 1 donated, always.