Öko-Pads Regular Menstrual Pads

Öko-Pads Regular is a washable cloth menstrual pad with snap-button wings, sold as a single pad for medium to heavy flow and light bladder leaks. It is sized to sit in regular underwear and can be paired with the brand's individual pouches.

Öko Créations sews this pad in Boisbriand, Quebec. Marie-Noël Beetz and Karine Létourneau run the family firm and say the reusable line is made locally in Québec. Listed composition is 68% organic cotton, 27% hemp, and 5% food-grade polyurethane, with no PFAS in the waterproof layer.

Knitted organic cotton faces the skin. Hemp sits in the core. Metal snaps hold the wings. The brand's care guide covers washing so the pad lasts through many cycles.

In-house prints draw on Quebec folklore and landscapes. One pad is $16.99 CAD on the brand site, and Öko lists more than 700 retail doors across Canada.

Product Highlights

  • Sewn in Boisbriand, Quebec
  • 68% organic cotton, 27% hemp, 5% PUL
  • Metal snap wings, pouch-compatible
  • Food-grade PUL membrane, no PFAS
  • $16.99 CAD per pad on the brand shop
88

Our Canadian score

Strong Canadian ties

Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Boisbriand, Quebec)

Company’s own label claim: “Made in Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada

Öko-Pads Regular is made in Canada. Öko Créations sews it in Boisbriand, Quebec, and names the pad as 68% organic cotton, 27% hemp, and 5% food-grade polyurethane. Cotton and hemp are farmed goods, so the fibres are not claimed as Quebec-grown even though the sewing is local.

Score breakdown (100% evidenced, high confidence)

Manufacturing30% of score100/100

Made in Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada

Ingredients / Materials25% of score50/100

Composition: 68% organic cotton, 27% hemp, 5% food-grade polyurethane

Brand Ownership20% of score100/100

Founded in 2009, Öko Créations is a family-owned business led by two women, Marie-Noël Beetz and Karine Létourneau

Headquarters10% of score100/100

Address: 3675 Boulevard de la Grande-Allée, Suite 201, Boisbriand, Quebec, J7H 1H5

Canadian Workforce6% of score100/100

The products are created and manufactured locally in Québec.

Packaging5% of score100/100

Packaging: FSC certified Made in Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada

Design & R&D4% of score100/100

The patterns we offer are created by Öko.

This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score

Key Facts

Made In
Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada
Owned By
Öko Créations (family-owned)
Size
Regular, one pad
Materials
68% organic cotton, 27% hemp, 5% PUL
Certifications
Organic cotton label, FSC packaging
Price
$16.99 CAD

Product Information

Ingredients

68% organic cotton, 27% hemp, 5% food-grade polyurethane

Dietary Information

Organic

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Öko-Pads Regular made in Canada?

Yes. The product page prints Made in Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada. Headquarters sit at 3675 Boulevard de la Grande-Allée in that city.

What is Öko-Pads Regular made of?

Öko-Pads Regular is listed as 68% organic cotton, 27% hemp, and 5% food-grade polyurethane. The label fabric is 100% certified organic cotton. Hemp is the absorbent core.

Who owns Öko Créations?

Two women, Marie-Noël Beetz and Karine Létourneau, have run the family business since 2009. The contact page lists Boisbriand, Quebec.

Does Öko-Pads Regular use PFAS?

Öko says the waterproof membrane is food-grade polyurethane (PUL) without added PFAS or nano-silver. That claim is on the Regular pad page.

Where can you buy Öko-Pads Regular?

Order Öko-Pads Regular from okocreations.ca. The about page says Öko products are in more than 700 retail locations nationwide. Some municipalities offer rebates on washable pads.

How do you wash Öko-Pads Regular?

Öko points buyers to its reusable-pad care instructions. The company designs the pads to last and asks customers to follow that guide rather than treating them like disposables.