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Eco Period swimwear and underwear are as comfortable and functional as your favourite swimsuit or undergarment, but they can do much more: they feature an integrated membrane system in the crotch that draws in your period flow into its core and a final layer that prevents it from leaking through. We are pleased to introduce the EcoTech 4 Layer Technology system to you :

The body-hugging layer is made of soft wicking fabrics, characterised by their ability to quickly wick moisture away from the body. So you don’t feel wet against the body. In our period swimwear, this is called a dry mesh layer, in our eco period underwear, this is generally organic cotton or other natural fabrics.

The middle layer is made up of specialised organic cotton or bamboo fibres that absorb moisture away like a sponge.
The outermost layer is a liquid-impermeable membrane that will not leak fluid, to protect you from leaking and unpleasant stains. In addition, this layer - like all other layers - is breathable and ensures that you do not sweat and prevents odours.

The final layer is your base underwear of breathable fabrics, which holds it all together. All eco period swimwear are made with double layers of water resistant, UV resistant, chlorine resistant recycled nylon.

Eco Period Australia underwear absorb your period. Every pair is made with our signature technology that's odor-controlling, super-absorbent, and leak-resistant. This 4 layer technology works together to do it’s thing (aka keep you fresh and dry). Take a look at our How it works page to learn more.
We recommend that you choose your normal size or if you like a generous fit, choose a size larger than your normal size.
Use our handy size chart to figure out your which size best fits you
according to your hip and waist measurements.
Yes, eco briefs were designed to be worn alone, with no tampons required. If you wish to wear a menstrual eco cup as well, this can extend the wear time of your eco briefs.
Also the length of time you can wear each pair depends on your flow.
As a general rule, we recommend choosing heavy or super absorbency for your heavy flow days and moderate or light for your lighter days.
The number of briefs you need will depend on how heavy your flow is, how often you are washing the briefs and how many days your period lasts.
We suggest checking out the Know your Flow page for further guidance.
A good start is a6 pack bundle. We have Mix and match bundles that you can choose your favourite styles and absorbencies for your needs.
It is important to change your underwear when you feel wetness, to avoid potential irritation from moisture. When you start to feel it, it is time to change.
You may prefer not to have to wash your underwear straight away (just rinse them and hang them over your shower or laundry or dry pail til ready to wash), and so you may need a larger bundle if you wish to wear eco briefs exclusively.
Our heavy absorbency underwear will hold 3-4 tampons or 20-40 ml of fluid, and that is any fluid, not just for periods, but also light leaks. Super underwear holds up
to 60 ml.
We recommend building your knowledge of your flow and your
confidence with the underwear slowly, test them out at home first and overnight so you can see how great they work!
We only use natural fibres against the skin, of organic cotton and bamboo, which are known for their breathability and ability to neutralise bad odours and bacteria. Because our underwear have a super absorbent core, it keeps you dry and feeling fresh.
Yes, particularly our Orgaknix Super absorbency range - including boyleg, bikini and high waist briefs, which hold approx. 40-60 ml of fluid.
The Invisi range of period undies are perfect for incontinence as they are seamless (no VPL) and suitable for bladder leaks.

We have developed a number of styles of Eco Period Swimwear, including teen bikini bottoms, ladies bikini bottoms, period bikini 2-piece sets and one piece period swimmers, including racerback swimsuits for swimming training.
Eco Period swimwear is made of recycled nylon for a planet friendly solution.
Designed for light to moderate flows and can be worn in the pool or ocean. Keeping pool water out with waterproofing outer and absorbing your period into the leakproof inner gusset.
In every pair of orgaknix Eco Period underwear, the layer that sits closest to your skin is soft, natural, breathable organic cotton.
The rest of the tech is held in ultra-thin layers between that cotton interior and the leak-resistant barrier.
All fabrics are tested to ensure no harmful substances are found in any of the fabrics used to make our garments.
The key factor in using eco period briefs is to ensure that you monitor your flow and change your underwear frequently.
You should be changing when you no longer feel dry against the skin. This may be every 3-4 hours. If you experience a reaction, seek medical advice.

The other important factor in avoiding reactions is to ensure you wash your garments before use using Castile soap or another natural detergent with no fragrances or irritants.
Continue to wash your underwear and pads in natural detergent every wash.
Organic cotton is:
- Healthy - Organic Cotton farming does not use synthetic fertilisers, harmful pesticides or other dangerous chemicals that can be harmful to your health.
- Environmentally-friendly - Harmful chemicals are not used that would damage the soil, environment, and
  workers. Cotton is a renewable resource.
- High Quality - Organic cotton fibres are softer and stronger than regular cotton, as they are not broken down by chemical processing.
- Durable - Not exposed to weakening chemicals, organic cotton will last many years, with proper care.
- Comfortable - Natural fibres are comfortable to the touch. A comfortable feeling knowing that chemicals are not touching the skin, and there is no harm to the environment.
The functional reason is because it is a denser fabric that is more luxe and durable. It holds its shape better and does not pill and break down as much as bamboo viscose over time.
The key reason is because bamboo viscose production involves the use of many chemicals, such as caustic soda. This process makes bamboo viscose a semi-synthetic fibre.
Organic cotton is a natural fibre, hence our preference for using this fabric for our signature orgaknix range and for the inner lining fabric of our other garments.
More than 12 billion pads and tampons are thrown out every year worldwide, and the average woman uses 11,000 pads, tampons, and panty liners in their lifetime — that’s a lot of landfill!
The fabrics used in Eco period underwear have undergone testing for hazardous materials and passed the stringent testing; the Organic cotton we use in our briefs is GOTS certified.
Our period underwear does not contain harmful plastics or PFAS, or silver additives and our leakproof layer is made of TPU which is safety tested.

Eco Period swimwear is designed with absorbent layers and moisture-wicking materials to manage menstrual flow. The absorbent layers trap and absorb menstrual fluid, keeping you comfortable while swimming, by ensuring no menstrual fluid leaks out.
The outer fabric is water-resistant to prevent water from entering the gusset. No swelling in water and no tampons are required.
Eco period swimwear is designed for moderate flow generally. Our Super range can handle flows up to 30 ml.
We also recommend taking a second pair of period swimwear on your heavier days, or washing them out in the change rooms after you've felt some heavier gushes.
Period swimwear uses an outer water-repellent barrier that keeps water from seeping into the core from the outside, while an inner absorbent gusset captures menstrual fluid inside. Water pressure while submerged also naturally helps contain flow.
No, when properly fitted. The water-repellent outer keeps pool or ocean water from seeping in, while the inner gusset holds your flow inside the lining, both while you're in the water and once you're out.

No. The absorbent liner is ultra-thin and sits flat, it looks and feels like a normal swimsuit, some styles will show a faint line where the gusset ends, but there are no obvious sewn seams on the outside.
Our Racerback Pro Chlorine Resistant swimwear is designed to handle heavy flows and regular pool swimming. The outer fabric is made of chlorine resistant polyamide, which is the same fabric used for normal performance swimwear.
Eco Period have stockists around the country that stock our period swimwear, but you may want to place an order with express post and you should receive your period swimwear within approx 1-3 business days. Reach out if you'd like to become a stockist. We are always looking for wider distribution.

Eco period underwear and swimwear are designed with comfort in mind, offering a snug yet breathable and comfortable fit. They are designed to quickly absorb your flow, so as to keep you feeling dry.
You will know it is time to change your period undies if they feel wet. It is important to wash your period undies and period swimwear before you first wear them (after checking the fit), as this will activate the
technology and prime it ready for use. It won't work as well if you do
not first wash them.
Eco Period Undies and Period Swimwear come in various sizes to accommodate different body shapes and preferences, including teenage swimwear and period underwear options for tweens and teens, and for women from size 6 to 26.
Please use our product filters on your chosen collection page to filter products available in your chosen size and style.
Whether you have a light flow or a heavier one, our period underwear and swimwear provide reliable protection throughout your menstrual cycle. See our Know Your Flow page for further information about which absorbency underwear to choose and for guidance on the number of pairs you will need.
Typically, you will need to change at least every 8-12 hours, but on heavy days, you may be changing every 4 hours.
Our period garments are built to last, with high-quality materials that withstand multiple washes and uses. You can trust that our period underwear and swimwear will maintain their effectiveness and integrity over time.
With monthly use, you can generally expect to get at least 1-2 years out of a pair of period underwear.
Period swimwear should be of a similar durability, depending on the frequency of use. Period swimwear fabrics have chlorine-resistant treatments, but are not quite as durable as say polyester fabrics.
Eco Period underwear and bathers are crafted from breathable and moisture-wicking fabrics, ensuring that you stay dry and comfortable, even during physical activity or while swimming.
Our Eco Pads are made with DryTouch TM tech fabrics that quickly absorb moisture away from the body and hold a phenomenal amount of menstrual or bladder fluid.
Our period underwear and swimwear feature advanced odor-control technology to keep you feeling fresh and confident throughout the day or while swimming.
This is achieved through use of natural fibres against the skin and locking in flows into the core to control release of odor.
Washing period undies and period bikinis/ swimwear is simple and hassle-free.
They can be machine-washed (we recommend using a garment bag), and then line-dried for best results.
We do recommend rinsing them really well prior to machine washing them. And use liquid natural detergent and cold water for your wash cycle.
Our period underwear and swimwear are designed to be discreet, providing a seamless and invisible appearance under clothing.
Some of our undies are more discreet than others. If you are after daytime options with invisible lines, choose a moderate or light absorbency in a seamless style.
These are perfect for fitness and wearing under activewear/ leggings.
Boyshorts will have a little bit of bulk to them, but are great to wear under school skirts and dresses or for sleeping on heavy flow nights.
Period swimwear have hidden layers that are stitched on the inside, so the outer fabric is without seamlines at the front. There is a single line on some swimwear at the base of the swimmers, which is consistent with some regular swimwear.
While the initial investment may be higher than traditional menstrual products, our period underwear and swimwear are cost-effective in the long run, as they can be reused for multiple menstrual cycles.
Let's break down the cost of period underwear compared to traditional menstrual products over a two-year period as an example:

Cost of Period Underwear
- 10 pairs of period underwear at $25 each = $250 (one-time investment)
- Assuming these 10 pairs of period underwear are used every month for two years, the total cost remains $250.
Cost of Traditional Menstrual Products:
- The cost of traditional menstrual products varies depending on the brand, type, and frequency of use. Let's consider a combination of pads and tampons for this comparison.
- On average, a box of pads or tampons can cost around $5 to $10, depending on the brand and quantity.
- Assuming a monthly usage of one box of pads and one box of tampons, each costing $7:
  
  Monthly cost = $7 (pads) + $7 (tampons) = $14
  
  Over a two-year period (24 months), the total cost of traditional menstrual products would be:
  
  24 months * $14/month = $336
Comparison:
- Over a two-year period, the total cost of period underwear remains constant at $250.
- In contrast, the total cost of traditional menstrual products over the same period would be $336.
- Therefore, opting for period underwear can result in potential savings of $86 over two years compared to traditional menstrual products.
It's important to note that these figures are approximate and can vary based on individual preferences, usage patterns, and the specific brands or types of menstrual products chosen. Additionally, investing in period underwear offers not only potential cost savings but also environmental benefits, as they are reusable and reduce the amount of disposable menstrual waste generated.
Our period undies and period swimwear offer reliable leakage protection, thanks to their innovative design and absorbent and leakproof materials.
They are tested to ensure maximum effectiveness in preventing leaks.
We have hundreds of positive reviews and testimonials from satisfied customers who have experienced the comfort, reliability, and effectiveness of our period underwear and swimwear.
Our period underwear and swimwear come in various specialised styles for different activities, such as dancing and acro (see our Dance Period Bikini).
Period swimwear enable you to get out in the warm weather and enjoy watersports and swimming. For swim athletes, our racerback period swimwear styles may be of interest to you.
For the Gym Junkies and runners (we recommend our period strings for wearing underneath your gym tights, or if you prefer a brief, our Invisi seamless french cut or Orgaknix Seamless bikini.
Eco period underwear and swimwear can be used alone or in conjunction with other menstrual products for added protection and peace of mind. Check out our range of other menstrual products here.

Rinse in cold water straight after use until the water runs clear, then machine wash on a cold, gentle cycle. Line dry in the sun where you can, avoid the dryer, high heat over time can affect the waterproof backing and elastic. Never use fabric softener, it coats the fibres and reduces absorbency.
Most people keep a stash of 6 to 12, depending on your cycle length, flow, how often you're doing laundry and whether you're using cloth pads exclusively or in addition to other products.
Eco Period provides a range of pack options including packs of 5 pads and a wet bag in a range of sizes and packs of 15 pads and a wet bag, for exclusive cloth pad users.
Many people find them so. Unlike disposable pads, Eco Pads are free from plastics, synthetic fragrance, and bleaching agents, which makes them a popular choice for anyone prone to irritation or rashes.
We stock bamboo charcoal pads which have Stay Dry technology, quick absorbing and moisture wicking properties as well as organic cotton options, depending on your sensitivities and requirements.
Not when paired with well-fitted underwear. The textured backing fabric grips the underwear material, and a snug gusset stops movement.

They fold around your underwear gusset and fasten securely underneath with press studs. Choosing underwear with a snug, wider gusset helps them sit properly.
EcoPads come in three sizes, Small liners are 20 cm long, Regular pads are 26 cm long and Large overnight pads are 33 cm long.
They hold 30-40, 50-90ml and 80-100ml respectively.
Note that this is a saturation point, where the pads will no longer feel dry and will need to be changed.
Before you reach saturation point, the top layer against the skin remains feeling dry, due to the amazing moisture wicking abilities of the 'dry touch' technology.
Eco Pads are made of a charcoal bamboo layer against the skin that is 75% charcoal bamboo and 25% polyester. All materials are independently safety tested and contain no harmful heavy metals or chemicals.

The key factor in using cloth pads is to ensure that you monitor your flow and change frequently.
You should be changing when you no longer feel dry against the skin. This may be every 3-4 hours, or up to 10 hours. If you experience a reaction, seek medical advice.
The other important factor in avoiding reactions is to ensure you wash your garments before use using Castile soap or another natural detergent with no fragrances or irritants.
Continue to wash your underwear and pads in natural detergent every wash.

The cup sits low in the vaginal canal and collects flow rather than absorbing it. Made from medical grade silicone, it can be worn for up to 12 hours depending on flow, so no midday changes, no backup needed for most days.
No. The cervix forms a barrier at the top of the vagina with an opening only a few millimetres wide. The cup can't pass through it.
The Eco Period Cup comes in XS, S, and L. As a general guide, XS suits younger or first-time users, S suits most adults, and L suits heavier flow or after childbirth. If you're between sizes, sizing down is usually more comfortable.
Pinch the base of the cup first to break the seal, then slide it out. Pulling on the stem alone without breaking the seal is what causes resistance and discomfort.
If you have an IUD, check with your doctor or gynaecologist before switching to a cup, they can advise based on your specific situation. If you do use both, always break the seal fully before removing the cup and keep track of your IUD strings so they don't get caught in the rim.
Rinse with water between uses. Between cycles, sanitise it, our Microwaveable Menstrual Cup Steriliser cleans it in under 2 minutes.
Yes. Once inserted correctly the Eco Cup sits securely, so it works for swimming, sport, and overnight wear.
Boil in a pot of water for 5 to 10 minutes, or use our Microwaveable Menstrual Cup Steriliser for a faster option, under 2 minutes. Store in a breathable cotton pouch, never sealed in airtight plastic.
A disc sits higher, at the base of the cervix rather than lower in the canal, and it's designed to work with penetrative sex, unlike a cup. Some people find the flatter disc shape more comfortable for their anatomy.

It comes in one size, Regular, designed to fit most adult women.
Similar wear time to a cup, check comfort and change based on your own flow rather than a fixed number of hours.
It sits higher than a cup, in the vaginal fornix just below the cervix. The back edge tucks behind the cervix and the front edge rests against the pubic bone, which holds it securely without needing a seal.
Yes. Because it sits high and clear of the vaginal canal, penetrative sex is mess-free with a disc in. Note that a disc is not birth control or STI protection.
This is when pressure, like sitting on the toilet or bearing down, briefly shifts the front rim off the pubic bone and releases collected fluid from the period disc. It's a normal part of how the disc works, not a fault, and the disc settles back into place once you stand.
Many people find them easier. You squeeze the disc flat like a tampon to insert it rather than needing it to pop open and seal. Look for a design with a pull tab or notch grip to make removal simple.
Rinse or wash with warm water and a fragrance-free, pH-balanced soap (or a dedicated cup wash) every time you empty it, roughly every 8 to 12 hours.
Yes, generally. Because of their wider diameter and higher placement, discs typically hold more than a standard cup.
Placement: cup sits lower in the vaginal canal, disc sits higher in the fornix below the cervix.

How it stays in: cup uses a suction seal, disc tucks behind the pubic bone.

Mess-free sex: not with a cup, yes with a disc.

To remove: pinch the base of a cup to break the seal, hook the rim or tab of a disc and pull.

Sizing: cup sizing matters more, based on cervix height. One disc size fits most.

Yoni eggs are polished gemstones designed to be inserted into the vagina for various purposes, such as strengthening pelvic floor muscles, increasing sexual pleasure, and promoting spiritual well-being. To use them, simply insert the egg into the vagina and perform exercises like Kegels.
Yes, when used properly, yoni eggs are safe for most individuals. It's essential to choose high-quality, non-porous materials like the ones used in Love Stone yoni eggs to minimize the risk of irritation or infection. Additionally, practicing proper hygiene, cleaning the eggs before and after each use, and listening to your body's signals are crucial for a safe experience. If you have any concerns, speak to your doctor or allied health professional.
Yoni eggs offer a range of benefits, including strengthening pelvic floor muscles, enhancing sexual sensation and pleasure, increasing vaginal awareness, promoting emotional and spiritual healing, and supporting overall well-being. However, individual experiences may vary.
Selecting the correct yoni egg size is essential for a comfortable and effective experience. As a general guideline, beginners may start with larger eggs and gradually progress to smaller sizes as they become more accustomed to using them. Love Stone offers a variety of sizes to accommodate different preferences and needs.
Proper cleaning and maintenance are crucial for ensuring the longevity and hygiene of your yoni egg. Before and after each use, wash the egg with mild soap and warm water, then rinse thoroughly. You can also use a toy cleaner specifically designed for intimate products. Store your yoni egg in a clean, dry place when not in use.
It's generally not recommended to use yoni eggs during menstruation or pregnancy. During menstruation, the body is naturally cleansing itself, and using a yoni egg may interfere with this process. Additionally, it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional before using yoni eggs during pregnancy to ensure safety.
The duration of yoni egg use can vary depending on individual comfort levels and goals. Beginners may start with shorter sessions, such as 10-15 minutes, and gradually increase the time as they become more experienced. It's essential to listen to your body and avoid overexertion.
While many individuals can benefit from using yoni eggs, they may not be suitable for everyone. Individuals with certain medical conditions or concerns, such as pelvic pain, infections, or recent childbirth, should consult with a healthcare professional before using yoni eggs.
Yes, Love Stone yoni eggs from Eco Period come with detailed instructions for safe and effective use. These instructions provide guidance on how to insert, use, and care for your yoni egg, as well as tips for maximizing its benefits.
They're a tool for your own personal practice, pelvic floor connection, body awareness, and self-massage rituals. Each wand is a single piece of polished crystal.
Wash with mild soap and warm water before and after each use, then store somewhere clean and dry.

Rose Quartz is associated with self-love and gentleness. Obsidian is associated with grounding and protection. Choose based on the intention you want to bring to your practice.
The straight wands (Rose Quartz, Obsidian, Aventurine, Amethyst, $39) are a simple, accessible entry point. The Love Stone Curve Crystal Wands ($139 to $149) are a larger, more considered piece, available in Rose Quartz or Obsidian, in an 18x4cm wide or 19cm curved design. The curve is shaped for a different angle of use in your practice than a straight wand allows.
Yoni steaming, also known as vaginal steaming, is an ancient practice that involves sitting over a pot of steaming water infused with herbs. This practice is believed to promote feminine wellness by supporting menstrual health, fertility, and overall well-being.
When done correctly and with the right herbs, and the right temperature, yoni steaming can be safe and beneficial. However, it's essential to follow proper guidelines, such as avoiding steaming for extended periods and ensuring the steam is at a comfortable temperature.
We offer five different yoni steam herb blends tailored to various menstrual cycles and needs. For cycles less than 28 days, we recommend our Rejuvenate Gentle blend. For longer cycles, 28 days or more, our Release Cleansing blend is ideal. If you have active infections like BV or UTI, choose the Renew Disinfecting blend. For menopausal and/or heat related symptoms, Refresh Cooling blend is recommended. And if you're looking to support fertility, our Fertility blend is designed to cleanse and prime your womb for conception.
Many women find relief from menstrual cramps and discomfort through yoni steaming prior to their period beginning. But we do not recommend steaming when you are menstruating. Instead, we recommend steaming for three days prior to when your cycle is due to begin (and cease when it starts) , and for 3 days after it has finished. Yoni steaming helps to prepare the uterus for your period and by steaming after, it allows residue to be cleared out effectively.
The frequency of yoni steaming can vary depending on your needs and menstrual cycle. For a general routine, steam 3 days before and after your cycle begins and ends. However, if you're addressing specific concerns like fertility or menstrual irregularities, you may choose to steam more frequently. It's essential to pay attention to how your body responds and adjust accordingly.
Yoni steaming is not recommended during pregnancy as it may interfere with the delicate balance of the body during this time. It's best to avoid yoni steaming while pregnant and consult with your healthcare provider for safe and suitable alternatives.
Performing a yoni steam at home is simple. It is nice to perform this ritual close to bedtime as it promotes relaxation. Start by boiling water and adding the appropriate blend of herbs, let it simmer for 7 minutes. We give you an organic muslin tea bag that you can pop your herbs into. This allows you to take the herbs out after steeping and before steaming, so you can use the herbs for a second time (usually the next day). Once steeped, allow the water to cool slightly, then sit comfortably over the steam, ensuring it's not too hot. Cover yourself with a blanket or towel to trap the steam and relax for about 10-15 minutes (30 minutes max). Be sure to follow safety precautions and discontinue if you experience any discomfort.
While yoni steaming can be beneficial for many women, it may not be suitable for everyone. Avoid yoni steaming if you're pregnant, during menstruation, have an IUD, or have open wounds or sores in the genital area. Additionally, if you have any concerns or underlying health conditions, it's best to consult with a healthcare provider before trying yoni steaming.

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New Zealand orders are charged $15.90 for postage.
Customs and return charges are the responsibility of the customer.
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Unfortunately, our prices don't include local taxes, duties or brokerage fees, and VATs. All the stuff you may be charged to receive your shipment at home.
We are covering duties for the newly introduced tarrifs for the US, so that will not be on-charged to you. We prepay these during the transport process.
All our stock is held in our warehouse on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. So your order is processed by our small team and we pay attention to the little details and get your order ready same or next day.
We process orders quickly, your order should be posted the same or next day (Mon-Fri) and arrive within 5-7 business days, under standard shipping. Express post is quicker. Check Australia Post for accurate delivery estimates from postcode 4560.
We always send orders out asap (same or next day).
If your order seems late and you have no tracking to check, please contact us at info@ecoperiod.com.au and we will confirm that your order has been sent and check on progress.
Some small orders of 1- 2 pairs of eco period swimwear or undies are able to fit in large letter mailers and after lodgment, do not receive extra scans along the route. Australia wide the delivery estimate is generally 3-6 business days and a maximum of 10 business days.

No returns on yoni eggs or kegel balls, for hygiene reasons. Where wrapper is opened on menstrual cups, we cannot accept returns.
Eco Period undies and swimwear can be returned if unused/ unworn/ not washed.
You can try on your period undies or swimwear over the top of clean underwear. If they are the wrong fit, contact us and we can exchange them for you to the right size or another pair at an equal price or pay the difference. Sale items cannot be refunded.
Contact us at info@ecoperiod.com.au if you would like to return something first and we will discuss your requirements and whether an exchange or refund is possible or required.
Return delivery address is:
Eco Period Australia
PO Box 4725
SCMC QLD 4560.
Please use tracking with your return so you know when it has been delivered.

We offer a 40 day return window for unworn garments and store items.
Our 60 day risk free trial applies to a single pair of underwear, not to the bundle, subject to conditions set out in our returns policy.

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