Pink October - raising awareness for breast cancer worldwide

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is essential to highlight the importance of early detection, research, and support for those affected. Pink October is a time to share stories of strength, uplift one another and stand together.

The "Pink Ribbon" has become a global symbol of breast cancer awareness. Its goal is to raise awareness and provide education, as early detection is crucial for improving the chances of recovery in very few other cancers.

However, this October we want to do more than just raise awareness. We want you to feel confident, beautiful, and supported. When we are faced with major disruptions in our familiar lives, it’s important to keep focusing on the beautiful aspects of life—this campaign also stands for that.

That’s why we have developed the Leonie Soft Padded Bra, the Leonie Panty, and the Velvet Lace Top. These pieces combine comfort, elegance, and thoughtful design. Don’t miss out on the Pink October models and visit your local medical supply store.

With our Pink October campaign, we aim to offer you something special. The Leonie Padded Soft Bra and the Leonie Panty enchant with their feminine design and thoughtful details. The Velvet Lace Top also combines elegance with comfort. You deserve only the best this Pink October!

About Amoena

Amoena is the world's leading breast care manufacturer and the developer of the first silicone breast prosthesis. With more than 45 years of experience and the highest quality guidelines, amoena guarantees the highest product quality and unrivalled expertise in adapting technology to support women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. Amoena’s latest innovation, the Adapt Air breast form, which features air chamber technology, received the Red Dot Design Award, as well as four other international design and innovation awards. To support women on their journey through breast cancer, the amoena product portfolio of recovery care, breast forms and breast care textiles, is designed to support women from diagnosis, through treatment and recovery and on to their return to everyday life. Today, around 400 employees worldwide work toward this mission with full commitment and passion.