Bobrick Helps to End Period Poverty

Bobrick is here to help increase access to menstrual care products in public restrooms with our dispensers and disposal solutions. Menstrual care helps support hygiene, health, and wellness.

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The Value Of FREE

Bobrick helps facilities meet the needs of patrons with an unmatched selection of ADA compliant free vend and token vend products. Our vendors offer a secure, cost-effective, and hygienic method to participate in ending period poverty.
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Provide Access

Reduce period poverty
Decrease work/school absenteeism
ADA Compliant – push button operated

Reduce Costs

Control the rate of consumption with individual dispense
Works with readily available products
No contracts required

Easy Maintenance

High capacity for fewer refills
Keep products dry and clean to promote hygiene
No battery or electricity required

For Free Access, Look To The Leader
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Access is Not Optional

Providing access to menstrual care products, dispensers and disposal solutions in public restrooms is more than a courtesy. It’s a need. Increasingly, it’s the law. Many states and the federal legislature have adopted or pending legislation regarding access to menstrual products.

To promote awareness of Period Poverty, Bobrick is partnering with ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, in support of ISSA’s Menstrual Care Access Campaign as an End Period Poverty partner.

Select your state or use the drop down menu below to learn how legislation impacts your area. When reading details about a bill, search for keywords like napkin tampon vendor, feminine hygiene and menstrual care to help you find relevant information in the bill text.

Empower Dignity

Historically, facilities have lacked adequate accommodations for patrons who find themselves unprepared when their period begins unexpectedly.

1 in 3 low-income women miss work, school or similar events due to lack of access to period supplies.¹

84% of teens have either missed class time or know someone who has because they did not have access to period products.²

48% obtain their supplies from a vendor in a public restroom.³

86% of women have started their period unexpectedly in public without supplies.⁴

According to the Alliance for Period Supplies¹, a State of the Period 2021, a study commissioned by Thinx & PERIOD,² and a survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of the Free the Tampon Foundation^3,⁴.

Specify Bobrick’s Menstrual Care Solutions

Bobrick offers a broad range of dispensers and disposals for period products to allow building owners and managers the means to accommodate patrons.
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