Dispensers included
Touch-free period product dispensers are supplied as part of the program — no capital purchase or separate maintenance agreement.
Managed Menstrual Program
A managed menstrual program that covers dispensers, products, and compliance
NEXAFLO runs a complete period product program for schools, hospitals, workplaces, sports arenas, stadiums, casinos, and government facilities. One subscription covers touch-free dispensers, menstrual products, inventory management, compliance documentation, and ongoing support.
- Products
- Dispensers
- Installation
- Restocking
- Inventory
- Usage Oversight
- Service Maintenance
- Reporting
- Implementation Support
Program Pillars
Four parts of a managed period product program
Products supplied
Pads and tampons, including organic cotton options, are restocked on a usage-based schedule so restrooms stay full.
Compliance documentation
Restroom-level service logs, restock history, and availability reports are produced continuously for audits and reviews.
Ongoing oversight
A named program contact, usage analytics, forecasting, and expansion planning keep the program running year-round.
Who It's For
A menstrual program built for every facility type
Schools & Districts
K–12, charter networks, and universities meeting menstrual equity mandates.
Hospitals & Healthcare
Health systems, clinics, and all medical facilities keeping clinical staff focused on patient care.
Workplaces & Offices
Corporate campuses and commercial buildings offering an inclusive amenity.
Government & Public
Municipal buildings, libraries, and public facilities serving employees and visitors.
Gyms & Fitness
Fitness centers, recreation facilities, and wellness campuses with high-traffic locker rooms.
Sports Arenas & Stadiums
Arena and stadium concourse restrooms stocked around event schedules and peak attendance.
Casinos & Resorts
Gaming floors, resort properties, and high-traffic hospitality venues with 24/7 restroom traffic.
Pop-Up Events & High-Traffic Venues
Temporary venues and large-crowd events that need fast, reliable menstrual product access.
Hardware vs. Managed Program
The difference between buying dispensers and running a program
Buying dispensers
- Capital purchase plus separate product orders
- Your team stocks, checks, and repairs units
- No usage reporting — par levels are a guess
- Compliance evidence assembled manually
- Costs spike whenever supply runs out
The NEXAFLO managed program
- Dispensers included in one subscription
- We supply, stock, service, and support
- Usage reporting by building and restroom
- Compliance records produced continuously
- Predictable, budgetable annual cost
Start with a pilot, then scale across your portfolio
A pilot lets you see usage reporting, compliance records, and service cadence before expanding the program building by building.
FAQ
Managed program questions
What is included in a NEXAFLO managed menstrual program and how it differs from a traditional product vendor.