Revol Cares ranks No. 40 on Canada’s Top Growing Companies list

Revol Cares landed at No. 40 on The Globe and Mail’s 2026 list of Canada’s Top Growing Companies after posting 724% revenue growth over three years. The Vancouver-based period underwear brand says retail expansion, new product lines and stronger repeat sales are fueling further growth.

Why it matters: - Revol Cares’ ranking signals investor and retail attention on period care and leak-proof underwear as demand grows in a category tied to women’s health. - The company’s expansion shows consumer appetite for sustainable products that address heavy menstrual flow, postpartum needs, perimenopause and light bladder incontinence.

What happened: - Revol Technologies Inc., known as Revol Cares, placed No. 40 on The Globe and Mail’s 2026 list of Canada’s Top Growing Companies. - The company also ranked fourth in the health care and wellness category. - The ranking is Revol Cares’ first appearance on the list. - The Globe and Mail's Report on Business magazine published the list. - Revol Cares is based in British Columbia and operates from Vancouver.

The details: - Revol Cares posted 724% three-year revenue growth between 2022 and 2025. - Annual sales grew nearly eightfold over the same period. - Returning-customer sales more than doubled in 2025. - The company expanded its Classics line during the ranking period. - Revol Cares launched its Essentials line in 2023. - The Essentials line is now available in more than 4,000 store locations across North America. - Current active retailers are growing 37% year over year. - The Sleep Short, Bikini Brief and Thong are PFAS-free. - The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada recognizes those products through its Brand Recognition Program. - Revol Cares has served more than 100,000 customers since 2019. - The company has sold to customers in more than 40 countries.

Between the lines: - The ranking suggests Revol Cares is moving from niche brand to broader retail presence. - Strong repeat sales point to product stickiness, not just one-time trial purchases. - The PFAS-free positioning and SOGC recognition give the brand a health-and-safety angle that can matter in a crowded personal care aisle. - CEO and co-founder Sara Jónsdóttir framed the recognition as evidence of demand for high-quality, sustainable period underwear and said the category remains underfunded.

What's next: - Revol Cares says it is preparing product launches across North America and Australia. - The company’s next phase will likely depend on translating store growth into sustained sales and broader international reach. - More information is available in the company’s announcement and the media kit.