ProSolve - Building Better Together for Breast Cancer Now

ProSolve Partners With Breast Cancer Now

We are proud to announce that we have teamed up with Breast Cancer Now, the UK's largest breast cancer charity, to help raise awareness and support vital research and care for people affected by the deadly disease.

How Are We Helping?

From January 2026, ProSolve will donate the listed amount from every sale of the following products:

ProSolve Premium Pink Plasterboard Tape - 5p
ProSolve Pink Render Mesh - 10p
ProSolve Pink Flexi-Tub - 10p

Every purchase of these products contributes directly to Breast Cancer Now's crucial work. Your support helps make a real difference.

Why Did We Choose Breast Cancer Now?

Breast cancer in men is rare, but it can and does happen, that’s why we chose to support the Breast Cancer Now charity because we recognise the importance of raising awareness in an industry that is traditionally male-dominated. Many men simply don’t realise that breast cancer can affect them too, and by partnering with a charity that focuses on research, support, and education, we hope to help break that misconception.

Men have breast tissue, which means symptoms like lumps, nipple changes, or breast pain are vital signs that need to be detected early and looked at by a professional. Early detection is key and recognising signs and talking to a doctor quickly can improve outcomes. By raising awareness, we help reduce stigma and encourage timely screening and treatment.

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By Supporting This Campaign You Are Helping...

Supporting life-saving research into new and better treatments.
Make sure everyone gets the information and support they need.

Raise awareness and create chnage through groundbreaking campaigns.

About Breast Cancer Now...

Breast Cancer Now are the UK's largest breast cancer charity. They fund life-saving research, campaign for change and provide information and support to anyone affected by breast cancer. Why? Because their vision is that by 2050, eveyone with breast cancer will live and live well.

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