✔Final product can be customized according to the local requirements.

✔ Eliminates the dependency on the external suppliers.

✔Generates local employment and involves women actively in the sales and distribution of napkins.

✔ Women empowerment through village-level entrepreneurship distribution model through SHGs

✔ In line with government envision of MSME and skill development programs.

✔ For communities of rural and urban females, the hygiene levels can be improved.

✔ The napkin does not pollute the environment. Disposal of pads is easy as the wood pulp is being used which has the distinctive property of being biodegradable.

✔ By selling this napkin through resident dealer mode, a large number of women would get economical benefit through indirect employment.

✔ With the usage of sanitary napkins and proper menstrual hygiene, the retention of girls in schools increases. It contributes majorly to the economic empowerment of not only the woman in the future but also to the family, community, and nation. 

✔ Women and girls who do not regularly change their sanitary napkins risk being infected by the Staphylococcus aureus bacteria. In rare cases, these bacteria lead to TSS, an infection that may result in shock, renal failure, or even death.  It can help prevent girls and women from getting toxic shock syndrome (TSS).

✔  It helps prevent skin  irritations and keep  Bacterial Vaginosis  (bacterial       vaginal  infections) away.