Meet LOLA — the first lifelong brand for women
We’re dedicated to providing you with an ever-expanding portfolio of trusted products and candid information for you to make deliberate decisions about your reproductive health. From your first period to your last hot flash (and beyond!), we’ll have you covered.
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Becoming a lifelong brand for womenWe know what it's like to enter a new phase of life (periods! sex! babies!) and how hard it is to find credible content and products we trust along the way. So, we’re building LOLA to make life a little easier — for all of us.
—Jordana & Alex
Transparency in everything we doWe provide you with the candid information you need to make deliberate decisions about your reproductive care.
Leading conversations that create solutionsThe more we talk about women’s health, the better it becomes. We’re building a diverse community based on open dialogue to drive education, engagement, and advocacy for women.
There for you, every step of the wayWith customizable products available for one-time purchase or on subscription, LOLA sends you the products you need, when you need them, directly to your door.
We were introduced by friends who had a hunch we'd hit it off. We met up, grabbed some food, and very quickly got to talking tampons (who wouldn't!). We became fixated on a simple fact: we couldn't figure out what was in our tampons. So we studied the boxes of the brands we'd used our whole lives and saw phrases like "ingredients may contain." MAY contain?? Does it or doesn't it?
Then we got to thinking - why don't tampon brands have to disclose their ingredients? Why isn't there a brand we like that talks to us like adults, that looks like the other brands in our bathrooms? And why aren't tampons in the sizes we need delivered to our homes when we need them? At that moment, LOLA was born.
Where it all began: 100% organic cotton tampons — for women, by women.
Compact plastic applicator tampon — Starting at $10
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LOLA gives back
When you choose LOLA, you’re helping women in need across the U.S. who are forced to choose between menstrual products for themselves and essentials for their families.
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