Giving women hope
Giving women hope
Bumi is a line of high-quality, affordable sanitary pads for girls and women. The name Bumi means "life" in a number of Zambian languages. Many women suffer from gynecological diseases caused by poor menstrual hygiene and low-quality pads. Giving women access to high-quality sanitary products can help prevent diseases and can positively impact their health, lives and livelihoods.
Bumi is an innovative, quality sanitary pad that comes in 4 versions. With 6 layers of protection and anion technology, Bumi pads offer dry, breathable and superior comfort during menstrual periods.
with anti-bacterial anion
without anion
with anti-bacterial anion
with anti-bacterial anion
Unique anti-bacterial anion strip working to relive menstrual discomforts
Ultra soft layer enhances softness & freshness
Super absorbent polymer core locks in moisture and keeps surface dry
Premium cotton smooth surface for ultra comfort
Breathable bottom layer eliminating moisture and heat, keeping you fresh
Specially designed natural back adhesive
From an approved Bumi sales agent, Brekha Investments and Anion shop in Solwezi.
To become a sales agent you have to be approved or a member of a recognised women's group, have attended a Bumi workshop and have undergone basic training about the product.
Bumi pads are 100% natural and chemical free. They absorb up to 300% more than regular pads with 6 thin layers of protection. There is no plastic in the pads, which allows your skin to breathe. The pads are made with an anion strip inside, which eliminates 99.9% of bacteria and helps regulate vaginal pH and prevent germs.
Anions are negative ions. These are emitted from a strip inside the pad which releases oxygen to help grow the health flora to neutralise causes of gynecological diseases. The whole process is chemical free.
We run a project called HOPE, which stands for “Health Opportunity for People Everywhere”. This project works against poor menstrual hygiene, gynecological diseases, menstrual disorders, gender-based-violence and immune disorders from environmental and lifestyle causes.
Spear-headed by our founder Khama Hachunde, we seek to improve the health, lives and livelihoods of women in Zambia. As a police officer, Mr. Hachunde has investigated a large number of gender-based violence cases and found that many incidents were rooted in gynecological problems.
With the HOPE project we aim to educate women of all ages as well as men on causes and prevention of gynecological diseases to minimise grounds for violence.
Office No. 12, Kunzubo Office, Kansanshi Road, Solwezi
Email: lm@bumizambia.com
Tel: +260 963 903 650
OPENING HOURS
Mon - Fri: 7:00 - 17:30 \ Saturday: 8:00 - 13:00 \ Sunday: 8:00 - 16:00