Blood is breaking period stigma and making corn-based pads
From corn-based sanitary pads to cramp relief patches, this couple built a period care startup and recently raised a 7-figure funding.
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From corn-based sanitary pads to cramp relief patches, this couple built a period care startup and recently raised a 7-figure funding.
Periods suck. Which is why we’re always grateful for any help we can get to make dealing with that time of the month a little easier. Take period care company, Blood (previously known as PSLove), for example, which was founded in 2014 by entrepreneurs Tan Peck Ying, 32, and Caleb Leow, 31. It’s likely best known for MenstruHeat, a drug-free portable heat therapy patch that helps alleviate menstrual cramps , heats up in a matter of minutes, and offers up to 12 hours of relief. Its stockist list now includes retailers and supermarkets like 7-Eleven, Guardian, Cold Storage, and Watsons. We...