Campus Wellness Partnerships & Comfort Cart Pop-ups

Empowering Students With Comfort, Education & Practical Support

Portable relief and menstrual wellness programming designed for today’s campuses.

Students are missing class because of unmanaged menstrual pain. Residence Life teams see it every semester  late arrivals, quiet struggles, and students pushing through without support.

Endo Vitality brings a simple, effective solution straight to your campus:
education, advocacy, and our portable six-chamber heating pads designed for real student life.

Our Campus Mission

We support students by:

• Reducing missed classes due to menstrual pain

• Providing accessible, non-pharmaceutical comfort tools

• Equipping students with self-advocacy skills

• Aligning with your campus wellness, DEI, and student success initiatives

Our goal is simple:

Help students stay present, prepared, and supported especially during their most challenging days.

Every pop-up table represents more than product sales - it’s where Endo Vitality meets real people who are navigating real pain. Zavi shows up in communities, campuses, and local events to engage face-to-face with students, parents, and young women who need accessible, portable relief. 

These moments drive the brand forward: listening, educating, and understanding what people truly struggle with day to day. Her hands-on presence ensures every product is built around the lived experiences of her community, not assumptions. 

This is where connection becomes innovation one conversation at a time.

Zavi’s mission extends far beyond selling heating pads it starts with education. She partners with students, clinics, and wellness shops to break down menstrual health myths, explain practical pain management strategies, and create spaces where questions about wellness are welcomed, not dismissed. 

Every conversation is an opportunity to empower someone who’s been silently dealing with discomfort or missing class because of pain. By leading with clarity, empathy, and real-world guidance, she connects young people to tools that help them show up fully. 

The goal is simple: informed students make healthier, more confident decisions.