By utilizing an entrepreneurial innovation process, the aim of this research is to develop and test assumptions related to the hypotheses that (1) there is a need for improved menstrual health environments in Switzerland and that (2) a menstrual product provision service would create sufficient value to individuals and organizations to encourage adoption of said service. To verify these assumptions, the author conducted a pilot study during which she provided organic menstrual products (in collaboration with Organ(y)c brand) to employees at three office complexes in Geneva and Lausanne, Switzerland from the months of October to December 2019. People based at the three locations were asked to complete two surveys about their experiences related to menstrual health management (MHM) at the workplace. Results indicate that menstruation management at Swiss workplaces could be improved and that the provision of menstrual products limits period emergencies, encourages positive health and wellbeing outcomes.