Endo Pads – Moxie

$5.50
The Moxie Endo Pad is a 360mm extended coverage period pad for those living with endometriosis. It has a 400ml capacity, is made with organic cotton, features double-walled sides to help prevent leaks and contains a custom high performance core for extra protection.
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Can we talk about the extended coverage and the “double sticky zones” so gooooood! It doesn’t lift at the back during the night and is soooo comfortable, fabulous absorbency and no bulkiness. I mean… you feel it’s there, but compared to other brands, it stays flat, without bunching up in the centre, doesn’t smell, doesn’t itch AND delivers on absorbency! Such a fabulous product. What impressed me most about this brand is that they refuse to overstate their sustainability credentials. They are truly upholding transparency. Instead of making sweeping “100% organic” claims, they’re completely transparent about what is and isn’t currently possible, openly acknowledging where certain materials still can’t be certified organic while actively investing in better solutions. That honesty is incredibly refreshing and, to me, far more trust building than perfection. The fact that this brand created the Endo Pad itself in response to women in their community, with endometriosis who felt existing products weren’t meeting their needs is amazing. Endometriosis is still wildly unknown, underfunded and dismissed. This really showcases care, empathy and illustrates the “not prioritise profit over customer safety, satisfaction, or trust” that the brand stands behind. I love that the company continues to improve it without compromising performance. I also love that they’ve made the deliberate decision to become the most affordable organic-based period care brand in major Australian retailers, proving that better choices shouldn’t come with a higher price tag. Beyond the products, their impact is enormous. From reaching over 200 million people through stigma-free education, to creating a free Endo Hub, hosting community events, and supporting menstrual equity initiatives, paired with the work in Uganda, they’re showing up for their community in ways that go far beyond selling period care. Honestly, it’s hard not to admire a female-led business that leads with this much transparency, innovation, and genuine care. ❤️
While endometriosis isn’t something I live with, I have a few friends who have had their recent years significantly impacted by it. What I love about these pads is that, by them simply being an option, they’re helping to start conversations and raise awareness. I’ve already talked about them with a few loved ones! I’ve tried one of the pads on the heaviest day of my period, and I think they’re even fantastic for heavier days or for overnight. The length and absorbency are next level, and it’s even better that they’re made with organic cotton, have a paper wrapper, and are Vegan Australia Certified. I really appreciate the transparency about the materials used in Moxie’s Endo Pads, and that for the pad to work as intended, they need to use some materials that cannot be certified organic. In the same breath, I appreciate that Moxie has used organic cotton where possible and the most responsible materials possible for the rest of the pad. With the Endo Pad in particular, it’s fantastic that the pad is designed to provide support to those with endometriosis and foster genuine community through Moxie’s tools and events – this is something that I haven’t often seen other brands address.
I loved the modern and colourful design. It definitely makes you want to use the products and feel cool during a moment that is very sensitive for many women. I also liked the range of products the brand offers. This way, each woman can find the best option for herself, while the brand continues to focus on providing sustainable options. I appreciate that the brand approaches sustainability not only from a broader environmental perspective, but also with a strong focus on women’s health and wellbeing.
Can we talk about the extended coverage and the “double sticky zones” so gooooood! It doesn’t lift at the back during the night and is soooo comfortable, fabulous absorbency and no bulkiness. I mean… you feel it’s there, but compared to other brands, it stays flat, without bunching up in the centre, doesn’t smell, doesn’t itch AND delivers on absorbency! Such a fabulous product. What impressed me most about this brand is that they refuse to overstate their sustainability credentials. They are truly upholding transparency. Instead of making sweeping “100% organic” claims, they’re completely transparent about what is and isn’t currently possible, openly acknowledging where certain materials still can’t be certified organic while actively investing in better solutions. That honesty is incredibly refreshing and, to me, far more trust building than perfection. The fact that this brand created the Endo Pad itself in response to women in their community, with endometriosis who felt existing products weren’t meeting their needs is amazing. Endometriosis is still wildly unknown, underfunded and dismissed. This really showcases care, empathy and illustrates the “not prioritise profit over customer safety, satisfaction, or trust” that the brand stands behind. I love that the company continues to improve it without compromising performance. I also love that they’ve made the deliberate decision to become the most affordable organic-based period care brand in major Australian retailers, proving that better choices shouldn’t come with a higher price tag. Beyond the products, their impact is enormous. From reaching over 200 million people through stigma-free education, to creating a free Endo Hub, hosting community events, and supporting menstrual equity initiatives, paired with the work in Uganda, they’re showing up for their community in ways that go far beyond selling period care. Honestly, it’s hard not to admire a female-led business that leads with this much transparency, innovation, and genuine care. ❤️
While endometriosis isn’t something I live with, I have a few friends who have had their recent years significantly impacted by it. What I love about these pads is that, by them simply being an option, they’re helping to start conversations and raise awareness. I’ve already talked about them with a few loved ones! I’ve tried one of the pads on the heaviest day of my period, and I think they’re even fantastic for heavier days or for overnight. The length and absorbency are next level, and it’s even better that they’re made with organic cotton, have a paper wrapper, and are Vegan Australia Certified. I really appreciate the transparency about the materials used in Moxie’s Endo Pads, and that for the pad to work as intended, they need to use some materials that cannot be certified organic. In the same breath, I appreciate that Moxie has used organic cotton where possible and the most responsible materials possible for the rest of the pad. With the Endo Pad in particular, it’s fantastic that the pad is designed to provide support to those with endometriosis and foster genuine community through Moxie’s tools and events – this is something that I haven’t often seen other brands address.
I loved the modern and colourful design. It definitely makes you want to use the products and feel cool during a moment that is very sensitive for many women. I also liked the range of products the brand offers. This way, each woman can find the best option for herself, while the brand continues to focus on providing sustainable options. I appreciate that the brand approaches sustainability not only from a broader environmental perspective, but also with a strong focus on women’s health and wellbeing.
Can we talk about the extended coverage and the “double sticky zones” so gooooood! It doesn’t lift at the back during the night and is soooo comfortable, fabulous absorbency and no bulkiness. I mean… you feel it’s there, but compared to other brands, it stays flat, without bunching up in the centre, doesn’t smell, doesn’t itch AND delivers on absorbency! Such a fabulous product. What impressed me most about this brand is that they refuse to overstate their sustainability credentials. They are truly upholding transparency. Instead of making sweeping “100% organic” claims, they’re completely transparent about what is and isn’t currently possible, openly acknowledging where certain materials still can’t be certified organic while actively investing in better solutions. That honesty is incredibly refreshing and, to me, far more trust building than perfection. The fact that this brand created the Endo Pad itself in response to women in their community, with endometriosis who felt existing products weren’t meeting their needs is amazing. Endometriosis is still wildly unknown, underfunded and dismissed. This really showcases care, empathy and illustrates the “not prioritise profit over customer safety, satisfaction, or trust” that the brand stands behind. I love that the company continues to improve it without compromising performance. I also love that they’ve made the deliberate decision to become the most affordable organic-based period care brand in major Australian retailers, proving that better choices shouldn’t come with a higher price tag. Beyond the products, their impact is enormous. From reaching over 200 million people through stigma-free education, to creating a free Endo Hub, hosting community events, and supporting menstrual equity initiatives, paired with the work in Uganda, they’re showing up for their community in ways that go far beyond selling period care. Honestly, it’s hard not to admire a female-led business that leads with this much transparency, innovation, and genuine care. ❤️
While endometriosis isn’t something I live with, I have a few friends who have had their recent years significantly impacted by it. What I love about these pads is that, by them simply being an option, they’re helping to start conversations and raise awareness. I’ve already talked about them with a few loved ones! I’ve tried one of the pads on the heaviest day of my period, and I think they’re even fantastic for heavier days or for overnight. The length and absorbency are next level, and it’s even better that they’re made with organic cotton, have a paper wrapper, and are Vegan Australia Certified. I really appreciate the transparency about the materials used in Moxie’s Endo Pads, and that for the pad to work as intended, they need to use some materials that cannot be certified organic. In the same breath, I appreciate that Moxie has used organic cotton where possible and the most responsible materials possible for the rest of the pad. With the Endo Pad in particular, it’s fantastic that the pad is designed to provide support to those with endometriosis and foster genuine community through Moxie’s tools and events – this is something that I haven’t often seen other brands address.
I loved the modern and colourful design. It definitely makes you want to use the products and feel cool during a moment that is very sensitive for many women. I also liked the range of products the brand offers. This way, each woman can find the best option for herself, while the brand continues to focus on providing sustainable options. I appreciate that the brand approaches sustainability not only from a broader environmental perspective, but also with a strong focus on women’s health and wellbeing.
Can we talk about the extended coverage and the “double sticky zones” so gooooood! It doesn’t lift at the back during the night and is soooo comfortable, fabulous absorbency and no bulkiness. I mean… you feel it’s there, but compared to other brands, it stays flat, without bunching up in the centre, doesn’t smell, doesn’t itch AND delivers on absorbency! Such a fabulous product. What impressed me most about this brand is that they refuse to overstate their sustainability credentials. They are truly upholding transparency. Instead of making sweeping “100% organic” claims, they’re completely transparent about what is and isn’t currently possible, openly acknowledging where certain materials still can’t be certified organic while actively investing in better solutions. That honesty is incredibly refreshing and, to me, far more trust building than perfection. The fact that this brand created the Endo Pad itself in response to women in their community, with endometriosis who felt existing products weren’t meeting their needs is amazing. Endometriosis is still wildly unknown, underfunded and dismissed. This really showcases care, empathy and illustrates the “not prioritise profit over customer safety, satisfaction, or trust” that the brand stands behind. I love that the company continues to improve it without compromising performance. I also love that they’ve made the deliberate decision to become the most affordable organic-based period care brand in major Australian retailers, proving that better choices shouldn’t come with a higher price tag. Beyond the products, their impact is enormous. From reaching over 200 million people through stigma-free education, to creating a free Endo Hub, hosting community events, and supporting menstrual equity initiatives, paired with the work in Uganda, they’re showing up for their community in ways that go far beyond selling period care. Honestly, it’s hard not to admire a female-led business that leads with this much transparency, innovation, and genuine care. ❤️
While endometriosis isn’t something I live with, I have a few friends who have had their recent years significantly impacted by it. What I love about these pads is that, by them simply being an option, they’re helping to start conversations and raise awareness. I’ve already talked about them with a few loved ones! I’ve tried one of the pads on the heaviest day of my period, and I think they’re even fantastic for heavier days or for overnight. The length and absorbency are next level, and it’s even better that they’re made with organic cotton, have a paper wrapper, and are Vegan Australia Certified. I really appreciate the transparency about the materials used in Moxie’s Endo Pads, and that for the pad to work as intended, they need to use some materials that cannot be certified organic. In the same breath, I appreciate that Moxie has used organic cotton where possible and the most responsible materials possible for the rest of the pad. With the Endo Pad in particular, it’s fantastic that the pad is designed to provide support to those with endometriosis and foster genuine community through Moxie’s tools and events – this is something that I haven’t often seen other brands address.
I loved the modern and colourful design. It definitely makes you want to use the products and feel cool during a moment that is very sensitive for many women. I also liked the range of products the brand offers. This way, each woman can find the best option for herself, while the brand continues to focus on providing sustainable options. I appreciate that the brand approaches sustainability not only from a broader environmental perspective, but also with a strong focus on women’s health and wellbeing.
Can we talk about the extended coverage and the “double sticky zones” so gooooood! It doesn’t lift at the back during the night and is soooo comfortable, fabulous absorbency and no bulkiness. I mean… you feel it’s there, but compared to other brands, it stays flat, without bunching up in the centre, doesn’t smell, doesn’t itch AND delivers on absorbency! Such a fabulous product. What impressed me most about this brand is that they refuse to overstate their sustainability credentials. They are truly upholding transparency. Instead of making sweeping “100% organic” claims, they’re completely transparent about what is and isn’t currently possible, openly acknowledging where certain materials still can’t be certified organic while actively investing in better solutions. That honesty is incredibly refreshing and, to me, far more trust building than perfection. The fact that this brand created the Endo Pad itself in response to women in their community, with endometriosis who felt existing products weren’t meeting their needs is amazing. Endometriosis is still wildly unknown, underfunded and dismissed. This really showcases care, empathy and illustrates the “not prioritise profit over customer safety, satisfaction, or trust” that the brand stands behind. I love that the company continues to improve it without compromising performance. I also love that they’ve made the deliberate decision to become the most affordable organic-based period care brand in major Australian retailers, proving that better choices shouldn’t come with a higher price tag. Beyond the products, their impact is enormous. From reaching over 200 million people through stigma-free education, to creating a free Endo Hub, hosting community events, and supporting menstrual equity initiatives, paired with the work in Uganda, they’re showing up for their community in ways that go far beyond selling period care. Honestly, it’s hard not to admire a female-led business that leads with this much transparency, innovation, and genuine care. ❤️
While endometriosis isn’t something I live with, I have a few friends who have had their recent years significantly impacted by it. What I love about these pads is that, by them simply being an option, they’re helping to start conversations and raise awareness. I’ve already talked about them with a few loved ones! I’ve tried one of the pads on the heaviest day of my period, and I think they’re even fantastic for heavier days or for overnight. The length and absorbency are next level, and it’s even better that they’re made with organic cotton, have a paper wrapper, and are Vegan Australia Certified. I really appreciate the transparency about the materials used in Moxie’s Endo Pads, and that for the pad to work as intended, they need to use some materials that cannot be certified organic. In the same breath, I appreciate that Moxie has used organic cotton where possible and the most responsible materials possible for the rest of the pad. With the Endo Pad in particular, it’s fantastic that the pad is designed to provide support to those with endometriosis and foster genuine community through Moxie’s tools and events – this is something that I haven’t often seen other brands address.
I loved the modern and colourful design. It definitely makes you want to use the products and feel cool during a moment that is very sensitive for many women. I also liked the range of products the brand offers. This way, each woman can find the best option for herself, while the brand continues to focus on providing sustainable options. I appreciate that the brand approaches sustainability not only from a broader environmental perspective, but also with a strong focus on women’s health and wellbeing.






















