Sanicle

Sanicle 28 Empower Hour

Sanicle is a femtech startup bridging the taboo conversations about period stigma. One of the ways we do that is by having a conversation that is safe, intimate and empowering on the 28th day of every single month at 12 p.m., Eastern and 11 a.m. Central. This power hour is to empower you to take the next cycle of the menstrual cycle and the next cycle of your moon cycle to the next level. These are not recorded. You can go to www.bit.ly/sanicle28 to learn more about how to participate online to join us on Zoom for empower hour to talk about mental health, menstrual health, and any part of your health that you want. We look forward to seeing you on the 28th day of the month!

Join us every month for inspiring and informative open discussions, shared experiences, and empowerment! “Sanicle 28” is a meet-up event designed in mind with close-knit group of friends to come together and engage in meaningful conversations about menstruation, mental health, and overall wellness. Let’s network, break the period stigma, share stories, and uplift each other for an hour as we navigate the different facets of being marginalized.

Can you get
menstrual products for free?

Yes. There are ways to get menstrual products for free. According to Free the Tampons, five states have passed legislation requiring schools to provide free menstrual products. The states are California, New York, Illinois, New Hampshire, and Virginia.
There are also organizations that work to provide free or low-cost menstrual products to those in need, including:
The Red Box Project: This organization places red boxes filled with free tampons and pads in schools and colleges across the United States.
Period: This organization provides free period products to people in need through a network of partner organizations.
Can you get menstrual products for free?
Yes. There are ways to get menstrual products for free. According to Free the Tampons, five states have passed legislation requiring schools to provide free menstrual products. The states are California, New York, Illinois, New Hampshire, and Virginia.
There are also organizations that work to provide free or low-cost menstrual products to those in need, including:
The Red Box Project: This organization places red boxes filled with free tampons and pads in schools and colleges across the United States.
Period: This organization provides free period products to people in need through a network of partner organizations.

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