The Honey Pot hits Walmart shelves
Feminine care company The Honey Pot is growing its distribution. Products from the company’s line of plant-based products debuted March 18 at 1,927 Walmart stores in North America.
The Honey Pot’s normal and sensitive washes, as well as its normal and sensitive wipes, will be available on shelves. The washes are made with organic extracts and such herbs as aloe, coconut oil and apple cider vinegar, with the sensitive wash offering a gentler formula. The wipes are made of chlorine- and pesticide-free rayon and feature antioxidants and pprobioticsmeant to help eliminate odor-causing bacteria and maintain pH balance.
"It's super exciting that we're rolling out in Walmart nationwide,” said Beatrice Feliu-Espada, founder of The Honey Pot. “This gives more customers a chance to find our products where they already shop. We believe women should not have to choose between what’s good for their body and good for their budget.”
The Walmart distribution adds to the company’s already existing distribution at 1,800 Target stores, 94 Whole Foods stores and all Wegman’s locations, as well as Target.com and TheHoneyPot.co.
“We are completely changing the feminine care space, demystifying the stigmas around vaginas and creating more natural options for women around the nation,” Feliu-Espada said. “I want every woman to have a natural alternative to the conventional products she currently uses.”
The Honey Pot’s normal and sensitive washes, as well as its normal and sensitive wipes, will be available on shelves. The washes are made with organic extracts and such herbs as aloe, coconut oil and apple cider vinegar, with the sensitive wash offering a gentler formula. The wipes are made of chlorine- and pesticide-free rayon and feature antioxidants and pprobioticsmeant to help eliminate odor-causing bacteria and maintain pH balance.
"It's super exciting that we're rolling out in Walmart nationwide,” said Beatrice Feliu-Espada, founder of The Honey Pot. “This gives more customers a chance to find our products where they already shop. We believe women should not have to choose between what’s good for their body and good for their budget.”
The Walmart distribution adds to the company’s already existing distribution at 1,800 Target stores, 94 Whole Foods stores and all Wegman’s locations, as well as Target.com and TheHoneyPot.co.
“We are completely changing the feminine care space, demystifying the stigmas around vaginas and creating more natural options for women around the nation,” Feliu-Espada said. “I want every woman to have a natural alternative to the conventional products she currently uses.”