Gentle on your body. Fair to nature.

Most sanitary pads contain a plastic top layer, synthetic superabsorbents, and perfume, and that against one of the most vascularized and sensitive areas of your body. Elvou does things differently.

100% Organic Cotton

Elvou sanitary pads are made from GOTS-certified organic cotton, grown without pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers. Both the absorbent core and the top layer consist of pure organic cotton, ensuring that no synthetic material comes into contact with your skin.

✔ No plastic top layer
✔ No superabsorbent polymers (SAP)
✔ No perfume or fragrances
✔ No chlorine
✔ No microplastic fibers

DryWings™ Anti-Leak System

Elvou developed a unique system that guides liquid better, reduces lateral leakage, and increases wearing comfort — without synthetic superabsorbents. More protection, less chemicals.

Good for your vaginal balance

Conventional sanitary pads can trap heat, cause irritation, and disrupt the natural microbial balance. Elvou's organic sanitary pads are hypoallergenic, clinically tested, and recommended by gynecologists, midwives, and doctors.

Sustainably packaged

The individual packaging is made from compostable film based on polylactic acid (PLA) and biodegradable polyesters — no oil-based plastic.

Choose your variant

Daytime – 240 mm | 10 pieces | 4 to 6 hours of protection
Nighttime – 280 mm | 10 pieces | 4 to 6 hours of protection

Recommended by gynecologists and midwives. Clinically tested. GOTS-certified.

Absorbent core of organic cotton, a non-woven top layer of organic cotton, a biopolymer backing, and individual packaging made of polylactic acid and biodegradable polyesters. They also contain silicone paper, hot melt adhesive, and a polypropylene adhesive sticker.

Elvou is for anyone who wants to work towards optimal health. The products in their webshop were conceived by Joep Rovers and mainly arose from a personal need. Joep: "We could find few providers who focus on 100% clean, without questionable ingredients and always with the highest bioavailability. We thought it was time for that to change."