Veeda feminine products are made with GMO-free cotton to ensure that the most sensitive part of your body only comes into contact with the purest ingredients. Cotton is one of the world’s oldest known fibres and remains the most widely used natural fibre in the world.
Even today in 2022, Menstrual taboos still exist in many cultures, resulting in the stigmatisation, exclusion, and discrimination against millions of people around the world, simply because they menstruate.
A two-year study conducted by NASA in 1989 compiled a list of air filtering plants which contribute to living a less toxic life. In the study they found that indoor air pollution can be greatly mitigated by the introduction of these plants as they act as a natural air filter.
Your vagina is meant to have a smell just like any other part of your body! Its scent varies based on factors such as your hydration level, food intake, medication, overall health status and timing of your menstrual cycle.
Post-partum exercise can be difficult to fit in especially if you’re a busy mom, however it is important to consider the benefits and try to incorporate some form of exercise into your routine.
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are extremely common particularly in sexually active women of reproductive ages. UTIs are generally caused by bacteria that enters your urethra during sexual activity. One in two women have had a UTI meaning many women will experience the pain of a UTI at some point in their lives.
“Rules” and stereotypes about genders begin in childhood affecting our behaviours, attitudes, and ambitions. These behaviours, attitudes and ambitions follow us into adulthood, influencing how we feel (favourably or unfavourably), towards someone or something, including ourselves.
Conventionally grown GMO cotton is one of the most toxic crops in the world, accounting for up to 25% of the world’s use of insecticides for its 2.5% of global cropland!
How often should I change my tampon? How do I know when my tampon is full? Should I change my tampon every time I pee? We answer all these questions and more in this month's blog!
A recent study conducted in the US found that the Covid-19 vaccination may give women a slight delay in the beginning of their period cycle. This delay is only minimal, generally being approximately a day long with scientists confirming that it is nothing to worry about. The length of your period may also be affected. The effects are found to be only temporary.
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