Red Envelope

14/02/2026

💌 Happy Valentine’s Day from RedEnvelope ❤️

13/02/2026

This Black History Month, we’re celebrating iconic Black women and their important role in U.S. history 🖤📖

Today we recognize Mother Mary Elizabeth Lange, founder of the Oblate Sisters of Providence in Baltimore and a pioneer in education and healthcare for the Black community in the 19th century. Her legacy continues to inspire our mission to make women’s health more accessible.

09/02/2026

RedEnvelope is building a next-generation menstrual cup designed for easier insertion, comfortable wear, and confident removal while creating a platform for future women’s health innovation and research.

25/01/2026

This International Day of Education, we celebrate girls and women in learning, and the important role education plays in uplifting the female voice. Here are a few winter reading recommendations that explore the female experience across generations and cultures:

🦬 Naya Nuki: Shoshoni Girl Who Ran (Children’s Fiction): A powerful story of courage and resilience following a young Shoshoni girl’s journey home in the rapidly changing American West. Written for young readers, this book is a wonderful family reading option that centers on Indigenous women and their role in shaping United States history.

🔬 The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks (Nonfiction): A vital reminder that scientific progress has often relied on the female body without consent or credit, especially for women of color. Examining the life and legacy of Henrietta Lacks, this book reinforces the importance of ethics and equity in medicine as a new chapter of accessible reproductive health innovation takes shape in Baltimore.

🐵 Reason for Hope (Nonfiction): In this autobiography, Dr. Jane Goodall reflects on how curiosity, persistence, and compassion reshaped her scientific career. A pioneer herself, she reminds us that education, empathy, and hope can transform systems to be passed down through generations.

🩸At Red Envelope, the female voice is central to our work in menstrual health education and product design, because equity starts with listening. Let us know if any of these are on your 2026 reading list, or drop a recommendation for what we should read next. 📖✨

22/12/2025

We’re sorry, the old NovvaCup can’t come to the phone right now… cuz she’s dead! 💋🌙🩸

This winter solstice marks a season of renewal, and we’re closing the chapter on NovvaCup as we turn a new leaf in 2026. Worry not — the same pioneering innovation and revolutionary period care are still very much underway!

Any guesses on what our new name might be? Drop your predictions below. 👇✨

24/10/2025

It’s spooky season — but at Novva, we deal with blood and guts year-round. Help us make period care less scary by taking our survey: https://qualtricsxm2lhb3vyjx.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0f8OAiSgjnclq0C

23/02/2024

TGIF! We hope your Friday is as good as ours. NovvaCup is proud to be #4 on the Technical.ly 2024 RealLIST Startup for 2024!
Read more here: https://technical.ly/startups/reallist-startups-baltimore-2024/

01/02/2023

Congrats to NovvaCup for winning our Pitch It On! competition (and $10K in funding) and for everyone who attended and supported our women innovators! https://bddy.me/3g22TS7

02/08/2022

Check out NovvaCup in the news! We are excited to share this article about our mission and innovative approach to reproductive health products.

Click here to read:

The startup teams created products to help ease menstrual cycle tracking and offer a comfortable and sustainable alternative to traditional menstrual cups