courtesy of Instagram/@im_ohneBeautyBeauty FeatureBeauty / Beauty FeatureThese are the best tampon brands that will deliver to your doorSo you don’t have to worry about stockpiling shortagesShareLink copied ✔️March 24, 2020March 24, 2020TextAlex Peters Life is weirdly paused right now as we all wait out the storm to pass from our homes. And sometimes it can feel like since everything else has stopped, the regular things we deal with, like having your period, will stop as well. But, of course, they won’t. However, many uterus-owning people have been finding tampons and pads to be in very short supply at the moment as people are stockpiling them in their panic, alongside the soap and toilet paper. So, if the shelves of your local shop are empty or if you’d just rather not take an unnecessary trip to the grocery store, don’t worry because these brands will all deliver to your door a monthly supply of tampons. Here are some of our favourites. OHNE If you live in the UK, Ohne offers an organic, chemical-free sustainable tampon subscription and will deliver right to your door (alongside CBD oil, if that’s up your street). Its supply chain is solid, it gives a percentage of its profits to helping end period poverty in Zambia, and it covers tampon tax for all subscribers. What more could you want? Ohne will also be delivering free tampons to NHS workers in wards around the country. All you need to do is contact Ohne and the company will send you and your team the essential period supplies. It is also offering a 50% discount for anybody who is self isolating. Get it here. FLO Offering free UK shipping, Flo is all about organic, eco-friendly menstrual products. You can choose between a non-applicator or plant-based sugarcane applicator style, while the pads and liners are made from organic bamboo with biodegradable, plant-based wrappers. Flo also donates 5 per cent of profits to charities supporting girls and women in need. Get it here. DAME Sustainable and climate-friendly, DAME created the world’s first reusable tampon applicator in an effort to help cut down on single-use plastic and last year became the first period brand to be climate positive, meaning that as a company it removes more greenhouse gases from the atmosphere than it emits. DAME’s subscription service will deliver its organic tampons right to your door. Even better, if you’re a healthcare worker you can apply for free tampons here. Get it here. DAYE With its natural, toxin-free fibres, planet-friendly packaging, and the option of CBD-infused tampons, you can’t really go wrong with Daye. The tampons are made from organic, ethically sourced and lab-tested cotton and are sanitised with gamma rays to kill infection-causing yeast and bacteria. Get it here. TOTM Ethical and sustainable, Totm’s tampons, pads, and liners are made with GOTS certified organic cotton. It also offers a menstrual cup for those looking to commit to zero-waste. And with every order giving back to Endometriosis UK, you can feel good about yourself even when you’re not feeling your best. Get it here. Join the Dazed Beauty Club, now officially open for business – your all access pass to the weird, wonderful world of Dazed Beauty. The weekly newsletter is an insider’s network for discounts, trends, product samples, and access to talks, parties, and exhibitions before anyone else. Sign up here! Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MORE27 beauty creatives to follow for bold, boundary-pushing inspirationThese photos document the evolution of ageing tattoosVCARBMeet the young creatives VCARB is getting into F1Contorted photos of men’s feet in archive Prada heelsSelf-care or self-erasure? Welcome to the age of bio-optimisationCan Ozempic ‘heal’ ADHD and alcoholism? The alt-wellness community think soChappell Roan is MAC’s new global ambassador: ‘It feels full circle’Beauty gift guide 2025: Dazed editors share their wishlistsThe sweat-drenched world of Sukeban wrestling takes Miami Jean Paul GaultierJean Paul Gaultier’s iconic Le Male is the gift that keeps on givingMeet the braider behind the Afro-textured hairstyles at PFW SS26‘Accept your ugly’: I tried ‘beauty shadow work’ to help my self-esteem