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Periods and PMS

You Deserve Better Periods. Here’s Our Zero Irritation Promise.

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We all know what irritation feels like. A loud coworker, abad joke or a snide remark. Sometimes, it’s not even the big stuff, it’s the accumulation of these tiny moments that wear you down. You’re in the middle of a conversation you didn’t ask to be in. Someone cracks a terrible joke. You don’t laugh. And suddenly, it’s, “PMS much?” Seriously?

Misreading Boundaries, Mislabeling Emotions

At work. At a party. At home. People mistake your boundaries, your silence, your expression as something hormonal. It’s condescending and it’s outdated. And during your period, it’s just exhausting. The truth is, when you’re bleeding, the world doesn’t soften around you. The irritants only get louder.

That’s the moment we chose to highlight in our latest campaign video. A young woman at work doesn’t laugh at a sexist joke. A colleague throws the clichéd PMS card. She rolls her eyes, but instead of reacting, she turns inward. Redirects the energy. Reclaims her comfort (more on that here). That subtle moment says more about how confident she feels in her period care than any speech ever could.

Why Comfort Matters More Than Ever

Because honestly? You’re already navigating cramps, cravings, bloating, and brain fog. The last thing you need is a pad that feels like sandpaper or makes you worry about leaks in the middle of a meeting. And yet, we’re used to discomfort. We grew up thinking it was part of the deal. Scratchy textures. Plastic-like layers. The weird rustling sound. All of it was just normal. But it’s not. And it shouldn’t be.

The Zero Irritation Promise

The Zero Irritation Promise from Nua is about rewriting that narrative. It’s about building period products that don’t get in your way. Instead, they understand what your body needs, especially when everything else feels like too much.

Because discomfort during your period doesn’t always come from your pad. It comes from things like feeling pressured to justify your mood or expression to others. Or masking your irritation to seem “likeable.” Or being told you’re too sensitive. These are the unspoken irritants we carry, and during your period, they can feel tenfold.

That’s why Nua’s Complete Comfort Pads go beyond physical relief. With a soft, breathable top layer and a design free from chlorine, dyes, and irritants, they allow you to move through your day without itching, rashes, or constant anxiety about leaks.

Yes, the materials matter. But what matters more is what they give you back: focus, confidence, clarity. The ability to be present without being pulled back into your body by discomfort.

Quiet Confidence Is Power

That moment when campaign protagonist sips her coffee? It’s not because everything is fine, but because she knows her pad isn’t one of the things holding her back. That kind of quiet, self-assured comfort? It’s powerful in a world that’s always trying to make women small.

This is what period care should feel like. No trade-offs. No distractions. Just the kind of support that lets you live without interruption.

So next time someone tries to reduce your power to a punchline, let your silence be louder than their stereotype. You’ve got more important things to do. And a pad that gets it.

Choose Nua Complete Comfort Pads. Because irritation is everywhere. Just not here.

Zoya Sham
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Zoya is the Managing Editor of Nua's blog. As a journalist-turned-brand manager-turned-content writer, her relationship with words is always evolving. When she’s not staring at a blinking cursor on her computer, she’s worming her way into a book or scrolling through the ‘Watch Next’ section on her Netflix.
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