Bulk supply,case quantities
Bulk feminine hygiene supply is a route-based service from Tampons.ca, delivered on fixed cycles with a per-washroom record filed since day 1. Tampons, pads and liners in facility case quantities, conventional and organic cotton, brand-neutral throughout. Delivered on a schedule or with your service route.
The service, in detail
Stock that matches your dispensers
Bulk feminine hygiene products are sized to your dispenser formats and your usage data, so cases arrive as columns empty. Not before, not after. Conventional and organic cotton lines are both available in every format, and multi-site accounts draw from one consolidated order.
Typical case formats
Brand-neutral products in institutional packaging. Exact counts confirmed at quote.
Questions about this service
No. We are a facilities supplier only. Case quantities, route service and per-washroom documentation are a different business from retail, and doing one well means not doing both. What we can do for individuals who land here: if you are an employee whose workplace washrooms lack provision, our compliance pages summarise what Canadian employers are required to provide. The federal mandate for federally regulated workplaces, and the provincial picture elsewhere. Which is often the fastest path to fixing the actual problem: your facilities team may simply not know the requirement exists. Point them at the law page for your province; procurement usually follows.
Yes. The organic cotton lines we stock carry recognised certifications (GOTS for organic textile processing, OEKO-TEX for harmful-substance testing, depending on the line), and we provide the current certificates on request as a standard part of onboarding. That paperwork matters more than the label: certifications lapse, so what your ESG questionnaire needs is a dated document, not a logo on a box, and we refresh certificates in your account file as manufacturers renew them. If your organisation runs supplier sustainability assessments, tell the account manager at setup. The certificate package, downstream-handling statement and a one-paragraph program description usually answer the whole questionnaire in one attachment.
Yes, and that combination is our most common contract shape: the same technician who exchanges your sanitary bins delivers case stock and refills dispensers on the same visit. One truck roll instead of two or three separate vendor visits is where multi-service pricing comes from. The route charge is shared across services instead of billed by each vendor separately. It also consolidates the paperwork: one service log per washroom covering disposal, restocking and supply, one invoice per site, and one phone call when anything needs adjusting. Accounts that arrive with three separate vendors usually find the combined visit prices below the sum of what they were paying.