Combe makes investment in Sustain Natural
Vagisil parent company Combe is making a strategic move to support a company focused on women’s sexual health and wellness.
The company has announced its investment in Sustain Natural, a New York City-based upstart seller of sustainability-focused tampons, condoms lubricants and other sexual wellness and feminine care products. Combe co-CEO Keech Combe Shetty and Sustain Natural co-founder and CEO Meika Hollender formally will announce the investment together in Los Angeles at the BlogHer Health conference, which takes place Jan. 24 and 25.
“We are proud to partner with Sustain Natural, a unique brand of earth-friendly tampons, condoms, lubricants and other products with a commitment to putting women’s health first,” Combe Shetty said. “Together, we will be better positioned to deliver even more quality products for women, while prioritizing their intimate health, and at the same time, being conscious of the environment.”
The companies said the strategic investment is a way to formalize a vision that Combe Shetty and Hollender share — namely, advancing women’s sexual health and wellness.
“The time is now for Sustain Natural to partner with a company that has always been deeply committed to changing the narrative around vaginal health, and breaking the stigma around women’s sexuality,” Hollender said. “It makes sense that we join forces, given our combined dedication to women’s health, and I am excited to see what we can achieve together as a result of this exciting venture.”
The company has announced its investment in Sustain Natural, a New York City-based upstart seller of sustainability-focused tampons, condoms lubricants and other sexual wellness and feminine care products. Combe co-CEO Keech Combe Shetty and Sustain Natural co-founder and CEO Meika Hollender formally will announce the investment together in Los Angeles at the BlogHer Health conference, which takes place Jan. 24 and 25.
“We are proud to partner with Sustain Natural, a unique brand of earth-friendly tampons, condoms, lubricants and other products with a commitment to putting women’s health first,” Combe Shetty said. “Together, we will be better positioned to deliver even more quality products for women, while prioritizing their intimate health, and at the same time, being conscious of the environment.”
The companies said the strategic investment is a way to formalize a vision that Combe Shetty and Hollender share — namely, advancing women’s sexual health and wellness.
“The time is now for Sustain Natural to partner with a company that has always been deeply committed to changing the narrative around vaginal health, and breaking the stigma around women’s sexuality,” Hollender said. “It makes sense that we join forces, given our combined dedication to women’s health, and I am excited to see what we can achieve together as a result of this exciting venture.”