Where to Buy Reusable Sanitary Pads in Ghana
From Makola to Kejetia, here is where people in Ghana pick up pads, and how washable ones reach you from Nigeria.
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Sana has no shop in Ghana, so reusable pads from us come by delivery rather than off a shelf in Accra or Kumasi. Message us on WhatsApp or use the price calculator on our website, tell us your town, and we will quote shipping before you pay. Expect them within 2 to 4 weeks.
Where to find sanitary pads in Ghana
For disposable pads, many people in Accra head to a Melcom store such as East Legon, to the shops at Accra Mall, or to the stalls of Makola Market. In Kumasi, Kejetia Market is the everyday choice. Traders at both Makola and Kejetia have been moved about recently, so ask which section is open before you travel.
Accra Mall
Melcom East Legon
Makola Market
Kejetia Market
Getting Sana Pads in Ghana
Ghana lies on the coast road running west from Lagos through Benin and Togo, and your pads are sent from Nigeria. Allow 2 to 4 weeks for Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi or Tamale in the north, and we will confirm shipping before you pay. Your everyday money is the cedi, but Sana takes US dollars or Naira, and the dollar details are sent when you ask.
- Delivery time
- 2 to 4 weeks
- Delivery cost
- Quoted before you pay
- Payment
- Naira or US dollars (details on request)
- Cities we ship to
- Accra, Kumasi, Tamale, Takoradi
Sana Pads are shipped to and sold in Europe, South America and Africa.
We also deliver nearby
Reusable pads in Ghana: your questions
Can I pick up Sana Pads at Accra Mall or Makola?
No. Sana has no shop, stall or pick-up point in Ghana, and the places listed here have no connection with us. Your order comes to you by delivery, and we agree the address and shipping cost with you on WhatsApp before you pay.
Can I pay for my pads in Ghanaian cedis?
Not directly. Sana takes US dollars or Naira, so cedis would need changing into one of those first. Tell us you want to pay in dollars and we will send the details. The shipping cost to your part of Ghana is confirmed before any money moves.