GIRLS ONLY
By Ravinia
@Ravinia (290)
Jamaica
5 responses
@Galena (9110)
•
11 Mar 07
neither. I use a mooncup.
it's re-usable, saves you an absolute fortune (costs about £20 and lasts at least 10 years) it's better for the environment, very unlikely to leak and very very much healthier to use. there is no risk of TSS, and it doesn't dry you out like a tampon or chafe and smell like a pad.
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@ycswid (279)
• Canada
19 Mar 07
I too use a cup and find it wonderful. I'm surprised by your price - 20 GBP. Here in Canada the cost is close to $100 with taxes which I believe is close to 43 GBP. I think more people might be interested if our price was closer to the equivalent of yours, cutting it in half.
@ycswid (279)
• Canada
19 Mar 07
I was a tampon person but now I too use a menstrual cup. I have been using one for almost 2 years and it's wonderful. I chose to start because I didn't like the garbage created by disposable products and now I've found that my flow has decreased along with my cramping. I've heard this from many ladies on the livejournal site that deals with menstrual cups.
community.livejournal.com/menstrual_cups
There you can find women talking about how to use the cup, what cup they like best and some of the benefits of using a cup.
There are two cups that I am aware of in North America
The Diva Cup (my choice)
www.divacup.com
The Keeper
www.keeper.com
I also do use my own homemade pads if I'm going out and need some added protection.