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The discreet, one-handed way to dispose of period products, anywhere. No bin? Awkward bin? No problem.
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From handbag-sized packs to dispensers and letterbox-friendly subscriptions. All plant-based, sealable and 100% discreet.
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Discreet, one-handed disposal wherever you are, friends' houses, festivals, on the move.
60% sugarcane, 10% cornstarch, 30% recycled LDPE, with vegan glue.
Protects your plumbing and our waterways from blockages and plastic pollution. Always bin, never flush.
Perfect for travel, school, sports and basically anywhere and everywhere.
See how FabLittleBag works
So simple
Designed to be used anywhere, bin or no bin.
Step 1
Slip finger and thumb into the finger loops and pull apart to open.
Step 2
Drop your tampon straight in, or roll up your pad, cover the sticky bit and pop inside.
Step 3
Pull off the strip and press to seal, odour and contents are locked in. No mess, no smell.
Step 4
Pop your sealed FabLittleBag into any bin (or handbag if needed!).
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"They supported me whilst competing at the Olympics in Paris, removing any anxiety and guilt around period disposal."
Alice Kinsella OLY Olympic gymnast
"Making sure that regardless of the state of the facilities, disposal is never a worry."
Shaunagh Brown Ex-England & Harlequins rugby
"Periods should never be a reason why someone doesn't want to play sport."
Georgina Twigg MBE Olympic gold medallist, hockey
"Love FabLittleBag! Removes the anxiety when having to dispose of anything at a friend's house."
Michelle No longer anxious
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