We supply humanitarian organisations, wholesalers and distributors, high quality, low cost, reusable period products.

In humanitarian emergencies, managing menstruation safely and with dignity is made far more difficult by limited privacy, inadequate water and washing facilities, lack of discreet disposal options, and persistent cultural stigma. Disposable menstrual products are commonly distributed, but disposable only responses are poorly suited to crisis settings where waste systems are absent, distributions are inconsistent, and displacement is increasingly long term. Reusable products can offer a more sustainable and cost effective solution, yet adoption remains low when products are poorly designed, produced at low standards or difficult to wash and dry discreetly, increasing shame, social exclusion, and risks to wellbeing.

Each Reemi component addresses a specific barrier women face:

Period underwear alone provides long term, reliable, dignified absorption that works in most contexts

Washing bags alone enable hygienic cleaning of any reusable menstrual product in shared spaces

Drying bags alone allow discreet drying of menstrual items in public areas

However, the breakthrough comes from how these components work together to address areas of dignity, throughout the menstrual hygiene ecosystem. In high severity contexts where multiple barriers exist simultaneously; limited privacy, shared facilities, social scrutiny, and resource constraints, the integrated system provides a solution that adapts to women's real-world circumstances.