
We’re addressing period poverty in Ireland.
We have developed free-vending dispensers which will be used to offer free sanitary products to young girls.
We’re confident that coin free-vending machines, are the most convenient and accessible way of “stamping out” period poverty.
Natural Hygiene White Paper Report
of teenage girls have missed school or college because of their period.
Coin Free – Sanitary Free
Coin free vending, We’re the helping hand in addressing the issue of period poverty

Natural Hygiene has introduced coin free vending, which will dispense free sanitary products in schools nationwide. This will help to combat some of the anxiety and embarrassment young girls feel every month.
- ‘Feminine Hygiene Coin Free’ vending for schools who can now offer a discreet, complimentary hygiene service.
- One of the most compact vending machine designs on the market
- Dual column vending dispenses two stock lines of leading branded feminine hygiene products.

Leading Brands
Leading Brands
No coins are required to operate the vending machine

Two per pack
Each vend contains 24 packs of Lil-lets tampons and 24 packs of Always ultra-towels.
Find out the full information on our coin free vending solutions
Period poverty is a serious issue that is affecting many young girls across towns and cities in Ireland, and unfortunately, it’s on the increase.
Natural Hygiene have introduced a “coin free vending machine” for schools nationwide. We aim to help alleviate some of the anxiety, embarrassment and stigma that young women feel every month when faced with having to purchase sanitary products they may not be able to afford.
Our mission at Natural Hygiene is to address the issue of period poverty. We offer a solution for schools across Ireland to provide a discreet, free and convenient sanitary service to young girls.
We believe every young girl should have access to free sanitary products – they are a necessity, not a luxury.
We are here to make a difference

- December 9, 2019
- | Categories: News
- | Tags: #endingperiodpoverty, News