Menstrual Cups | Menstrual Cup

How to Insert and Remove a Men...

Jan 2 by Joanna

When trying to insert or remove a menstrual cup for the first time, make sure you have enough time to work with, and are in a washroom you feel comfortable in (public bathroom stalls are bad). You might not succeed in inserting the menstrual cup perfectly the first time, but you should get it right after a few tries.

Be Eco-friendly, Use Menstrual...

Nov 24 by GuestPoster

VN:F [1.9.15_1155]please wait...Rating: 0.0/5 (0 votes cast)Menstruation is a major stage in a girl’s puberty years. It is the...

Swimming with Your Period: Tip...

Nov 14 by Joanna

If you've been looking for an answer whether or not "Can you go swimming on your period" you may be confused if you are finding conflicting advice. Well, the bottom line is this: it's perfectly OK to go swimming with your period, just as it's OK to pursue any other physical activity during "that time of the month". So, if it's a perfect beach day, and you discover that you start your period today. No problem! There is no reason why you cannot enjoy a swim in the ocean or in the pool.

Shocking Statistics: What Is T...

Nov 11 by Joanna

VN:F [1.9.15_1155]please wait...Rating: 5.0/5 (1 vote cast)I gathered some interesting facts and statistics of using the various...

How to Relieve Menstrual Cramp...

Oct 20 by Joanna

If you are one of the women who experience severe menstrual cramps, you probably dread the time when your period is approaching. Most women experience some degree of menstrual discomfort: pain, cramps, and heavy flow are common symptoms, and are looking for effective period cramps relief methods. Most of us even told that you just have to endure the physical discomfort of the monthly cycle and treat it as something normal.

The Mooncup Menstrual Cup: An ...

Sep 29 by Joanna

If you have never heard about menstrual period cups, you may be surprised to learn that such a simple and economical solution is not more widespread. Many women are still not even aware that such a thing exist, and even if they heard about it, they are not sure where they could buy a menstrual cup - they are still hard to find in regular pharmacies or convenience stores.

A Menstrual Cup Makes Your Per...

Aug 29 by Joanna

If you are still hesitant or squeamish about using a menstrual cup, read the article below. It discusses how our menstruation - and the disposable products that we use to during our periods - impacts the environment. I really like simplicity, and this is a truly one of the simplest things you can do - while at the same time is one of those things that TRULY MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

A Menstrual Period Cup Means a...

Aug 20 by Joanna

I truly want to inspire a many women as I can to using menstrual cups. I hope that one day they will be available in all supermarkets, pharmacies and convenience stores, and disposable menstrual products will disappear from the shelves. OK, so that's still far ahead of us. For now, read this article about reusable cups and a healthy vagina :-)

A Menstrual Cup or Period Cup&...

Mar 3 by Joanna

If you have never heard about a menstrual cup or a reusable period cup - unfortunately you are not alone. Although there are many reusable menstrual products available on the market today - the majority of women still are not even aware that there is an ALTERNATIVE to tampons and sanitary napkins. I too was in that group, until a couple of years ago, when I learned about menstrual cups. I did not buy one back then (I had other things on my mind - like being pregnant and having a baby), and it wasn’t until a couple of years ago when I finally made the switch.

Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS): Wh...

Mar 29 by Joanna

OK I'm usually not the one to use scare tactic to convince people to do things that I think they should do (like giving up tampons, and start using silicone menstrual cups for catching menstrual flow). The fact is that toxic shock syndrome is extremely rare, so I don't want you to be scared when you find yourself during your menstrual period with nothing else to use but tampons. That is not my point...