Paused.The website says new subscriptions are paused for now.
What's in the box: When the service was running, a box typically held tampons and/or pads from Daye's period care range.
Daye has paused new subscriptions, according to its website, so this service is not running normally right now. When it was running, the subscription focused on period care. It sent tampons and pads to customers in Great Britain on a regular schedule, and Daye describes them as toxin-free, sustainable and lab-tested. Since then the brand has moved much of its focus to gynae health. Its homepage now leads with at-home screening kits for fertility, PMOS (previously known as PCOS), menopause, vaginal health and hormones. It also offers nurse consultations to talk through results. Daye says its tests use CE- and UKCA-marked collection devices and are processed in UKAS-accredited, CQC-registered labs. One test uses a self-taken tampon sample to check for HPV, STIs and the vaginal microbiome. Another uses an arm device to collect a few drops of blood for a hormone panel. These tests are sold separately and are not part of the period care box. People who used the subscription got period products from a company that pays close attention to women's health. Because new subscriptions are paused, you cannot start one at the moment, and it is not clear if or when the service will return. Check the official website for the current status before making plans around it.
