What We’re Made Of
Private Packs was created with intention for those who’ve been overlooked, underserved, and just ignored.
We believe care should feel good, look good, and actually work. The body deserves better. So do you.
Thoughtfully Designed
Private Packs was created with intention—for those who’ve been overlooked, underserved, and just ignored.
Our packs are made with non-toxic, medical-grade materials, and designed for intimate body zones: no sharp edges, no awkward shapes.
We believe care should feel good, look good, and actually work. The body deserves better. So do you.
We Made Sure You Can Trust It
Our gel packs are made with ingredients that are not classified as endocrine disruptors by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) or other major regulatory bodies.
We use body-safe, phthalate-free materials that meet California’s strictest safety standards. No scary stuff. No guessing. All materials are tested to meet strict safety standards and contain no chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm.
Why We Made It
We Got Tired of the Workarounds.
From frozen peas to rice in socks. Even therapy packs made for knees, elbows, and backs. The products we’ve been using to manage pain were never designed for intimate care.
We created Private Packs to fill that gap—with dignity, design, and effectiveness.
Form Meets Function
Initially, the protective sleeve had one job—to act as a barrier between your vag and our Personal Pad. But after a series of revamps and glow-ups, the sleeve evolved into a multitasking overachiever:
- Wings that wrap around your underwear to hold the pack securely in place.
- Soft, sensory-friendly fabric that feels calming against the skin.
- White fabric shows drops of blood, discharge, or fluid—so you can track symptoms or snap a pic for your doc or your BFF.
- Can be pre-warmed in the dryer or chilled in the freezer to boost the pad’s power.
- Can be lightly moistened for moist heat therapy, which penetrates deeper than dry heat. [1]
We heard you. The black one’s here. Go check it out.
What People Want to Know
Why did you choose PVC? What does Prop 65 have to do with it?
I chose PVC because it can safely handle both heat and cold without breaking down. That was non-negotiable—people don’t always know in advance whether they’ll need warming or cooling relief. And no one should have to buy two different products just to find out.
The PVC we use is phthalate-free and compliant with California’s Proposition 65. That means it contains no chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm. It’s body-safe, medical-grade, and built to last.
Why is there only one size?
No, we currently offer one size.
Why not? The gel inside needs space to move and circulate in order to maintain its temperature—whether heated or chilled. After testing different dimensions, we designed the pack to be as small as possible while still giving the gel enough room to do its job effectively.
Smaller wouldn't work. Bigger isn't necessary.
Where are your products manufactured?
Private Packs are made in China.
We explored U.S. manufacturing early on and received quotes ranging from $17.99 to $19.99 per unit—including the sleeve, gel pack, packaging, and printed inserts. That’s the same price we retail the full product for. And this was back in 2019.
With the rising costs of labor and raw materials, producing this in the U.S. just isn't feasible.
We chose a manufacturing partner who meets our safety, quality, and material standards without cutting corners. It’s not about making it cheap. It’s about making it right.
Are there any ingredients I should be worried about?
We don’t believe in cutting corners when it comes to your health. That’s why we avoid ingredients linked to health risks, especially for intimate areas.
You won’t find phthalates, parabens, endocrine disruptors, BPA, formaldehyde, synthetic fragrances, talc, PEG compounds, triclosan, SLS or SLES, coal tar, or ethanolamines like MEA, DEA, and TEA. We also exclude anything flagged on California’s Proposition 65 list.
Because your vulva deserves better than vague labels and questionable materials.