Features
Clean & Modern
Breathable
No more pad rash! Say hello to breathable bamboo
Eco-friendly
No more plastic waste! We love you, Mother Nature
Absorbent
No more overflow with our leak-proof design
Moisture Wicking
No more wetness, clever moisture-wicking fabrics
No Side Effects
No more side effects from Tampons and Pads. Avoid health issues like toxic shock syndrome & more!
Cost Efficient
No more spending $1000s on disposable sanitary products! An investment that takes you a long way!
Day To Day Use
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Get In Your Comfort
How To Use
How To Wear
You wear your Maeluas like your normal underwear and do your day to day activities. You need to change your Maeluas after every shower or after 24hours as you normally would/should.
How To Clean
Rinse your Maeluas in cool water as soon as you can. (pro-tip: do it in the shower!). Once rinsed, wash them with your regular clothes on a normal cold wash cycle. It is best to air dry your Maeluas and treat them like any other delicate item.
How To Store
Once you are done using them, store your Maeluas with your other lingerie and keep them ready for the next month. When looked after, your Maelua underwear could last up to 3 – 4 years!
Did You Know That….
Break the cycle of waste today! Make a switch that is better for the environment, easier on your pocket and nicer on your skin and body. Choose Maelua today!
More than 90% of menstrual products end up in landfills, leading to a host of biological and ecological hazards.
Disposal of single use menstrual products – tampons, pads and applicators generates 200,000 tonnes of waste per year.
One woman will use more than 10,000 disposable menstrual products in her lifetime!
90% of each menstrual pad is nothing but plastic! This is material that will take over 500 years to breakdown.
50% of women flush pads and tampons down the toilet, instead of throwing it in a bin.
Each period cycle can cost the average Australian approximately $30. That’s $360 per year.
