hello loyal ovulator

looking for me?

we thought you might be

get my Wā Cup

The Body Shop

x Wā Collective

it's time to do periods better

Nau mai - welcome!

Wā Cups help you, our community and the planet

Say goodbye to pads and tampons for good

Wā Cup

A reusable, easy, plastic free way to never need a tampon or pad again

Yeah, really.

Your silky smooth medical grade silicone
menstrual cup
that ticks all the boxes

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For People and Planet

Because that's what really matters.

Each ethically made Wā Cup sold subsidises one for someone in need in Aotearoa - preventing period poverty while helping out Papaūānuku, Mother Earth.

We listen before we act, and act from our hearts.

Since 2017, this Kiwi social enterprise
continues to do do big things
#ForPeopleAndPlanet

sync up with our latest colabs

The Body Shop x Wā Collective

Help us end period poverty sustainably

Mana Wāhine Movement

Waiapu Road X Wā Collective

Break the taboo, Period.

Nope Sisters X Wā Collective

"Thanks to you and your cup, for the first time in my life I don't hate my period. My menstrual pain has reduced and I'm not worried about leaks or accidents anymore!"

- Zoe

"I bought a Wā Cup for my daughter then ended up getting one myself. I just wish I'd known about these sooner"

— Joan

"So I tried out my Wā Cup for the first time on a 5 hour hike and this cup did not disappoint. It worked the first time around, no leaks, no mess and I couldn't feel it at all!"

— Holly

“Often in the past I've had to change through a [rugby] game or had to wear a pad as well as a tampon just to accommodate for those first couple days, but this amazing menstrual cup totally held up to its rep”

— Nikita

"They can hold more and be left in longer, which means I can now wake up without feeling like I’m wearing a wet diaper! I somehow feel ‘cleaner’ when I use it”

— Ashleigh

"I now never have to worry about forgetting to pack tampons when I leave the house."

— Anita

our impact

since our launch, we have diverted

2.3 MILLION

disposable menstrual products from entering landfill.

Saving menstruators

$800,000

otherwise spent on pads and tampons.

Importantly, we've delivered thousands of subsidised cups
to people in need, with education

#CupYeah

What does Wā mean?

Wā means 'time, season or period' in te reo Māori
We are here for your season of life and our earth's season too.
Loyal Ovulator, join us!