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FabLittleBag
The best disposal method. Period.
The discreet, one-handed way to dispose of period products, anywhere. No bin? Awkward bin? No problem.
Made for
- Tampons
- Pads
- Panty liners
- Applicators
Bin it, don't flush it.
PeriodLeaksStomaNappies
Plant-based disposal bags for periods, light leaks, stoma care, nappies and intimate hygiene. No bin? Awkward bin? No problem.
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FabLittleBag for periods. HyGeeni for life's other personal moments.
Both discreet, sealable and made mostly from plants.
Featured in Vogue
The best disposal method. Period.
The discreet, one-handed way to dispose of period products, anywhere. No bin? Awkward bin? No problem.
Made for
Multipurpose
No leaks. No odour. No problem.
Hygienic, odour-locking disposal for life's other personal moments, at home or out and about.
Made for
So simple
Designed to be used anywhere, even one-handed, even when there is no bin in sight.
Step 1
Slip your finger and thumb into the loops and the bag opens easily. Easy - No Faff.
Step 2
Drop your tampon straight in. Roll up your pad and cover sticky bit with a piece of loo roll or wrapper, pop it in. Opaque and quiet; a private moment.
Step 3
Pull of strip and press to seal closed. Odour and contents locked in. No mess. No stress
Step 4
Pop sealed FabLittleBag into any bin (or handbag if needed!). Please do not flush. Better for pipes, rivers and beaches. And you can polish your halo!
Seals closed for discreet disposal.
Hygienic disposal made simple. No Mess No Stress
Opaque and rustle-free. Discreet confident disposal wherever you are.
FabLittleBag: 60% sugarcane, 10% cornstarch, 30% recycled LDPE. Vegan glue.
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Periods are frequently cited in research and real life as a reason girls leave sport. Our Period Supportive Movement puts discreet period care pitchside, so periods are not a barrier for participation in sport.
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Trusted by 10,000+ customers
"They supported me whilst competing at the Olympics in Paris, removing any anxiety and guilt around period disposal."
Alice Kinsella OLY Olympic gymnast
"As someone with a stoma, these bags give me the confidence to live my life without worry."
Mark R. Stoma user
"Perfect for managing leaks when I'm out and about. Discreet, leak-proof and reassuring."
Helen W. Managing leaks
"Great for nappy changes on the go. No mess, no smell. Brilliant."
Sophie M. Mum
"I created FabLittleBag to turn an awkward, undignified moment into something simple and confident, for people and for the planet."
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