With proper washing and drying, a Tagi Pad lasts one to three years — replacing dozens of single-use packs and saving money over time.
Yes. Tagi Pads carry the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) Standardisation Mark, awarded in March 2026. They are chemical-free and skin-friendly. You can verify the mark by sending SM#95724 to 20023 (SMS charges may apply).
Message us on WhatsApp at +254 768 270009 to place an order, and pay via KCB bank or Lipa na Mpesa. Ask about our lipa pole pole (pay-in-instalments) option.
Rinse in cold water, wash with soap, dry fully in the sun or a clean airy place, then fold and store somewhere clean. Simple, private and hygienic.
They are sewn by hand in Cheramei, Uasin Gishu, by a trained team of young mothers who earn a fair wage and gain financial-literacy skills.
No — Tagi Pads are for every menstruator. Selling to everyone is exactly what funds the free pads we donate to girls in need.
Absolutely. A share of every batch is donated to girls who need it, and partners can sponsor a school or a production batch. Get in touch and we’ll set it up.
Yes. We pair pads with menstrual-health and SRHR education in schools, villages and community institutions. See our Programs page for the topics we cover.
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