Toxic Shock Syndrome | Menstrual Cup

How to Insert a Tampon? Super ...

Jan 30 by Joanna

So, you have never heard of menstrual cups or just don't like them (or maybe you find them gross!), and you want to use tampons, but you are not sure how to go about it. You may be holding the tampon for the first time in your hand wondering how to insert a tampon. Inserting a tampon may seem awkward and uncomfortable especially for girls and women who try to use it for the first time. You may a little feel nervous about inserting a tampon for the first time.

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.

Tampons: Disposable Feminine H...

Jul 16 by Joanna

Tampons, like pads, are products used to absorb your menstrual flow. Tampons come in various sizes, which are related to their absorbency ratings and packaging. The outward appearance of a tampon is similar for all brands, but once used some will perform differently to others.

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...