mooncup

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What's a mooncup?

abby01 @abby01 (65) • United States 14 Jul 09

I read a discussion earlier and this lady mentioned "mooncup". I responded to her asking that question but she never answered so wth is it? LOL.

Ladies, have you tried the Mooncup?

GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 14 Mar 08

I don't know if it's available elsewhere (maybe under another name?), so this might just apply to ladies in the UK. For those who don't recognise the name, a Mooncup is a small rubber 'cup' which is worn internally, over the...

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Alternatives to Tampons and Pads

naokokensaku @naokokensaku (529) • Malaysia 11 Jul 07

I've been using both for some time now, and while pads are the easiest to wear, I find tampons more flexible, especially when I don't want my period to show. However, wearing a tampon gives me fears of Toxic Shock Syndrome and...

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anybody use napkins or tampoons?which do you feel comfortable

napatu @jogie_bien (1103) • Philippines 5 Jun 07

its my first time to see tampoons, and i try to used it for once in my life, i am not feeling comfortable.can you share yours?

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Ladies: Have you heard of a mooncup?

d00d00 @d00d00 (826) • Hong Kong 26 Apr 07

I haven't until i read one of the discussions here in mylot. What is it? A mooncup is a reusable menstrual cup, that is two inches long and is madefrom soft silicone rubber. It is worn internally like a tampon, but collects...

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does anyone here use a re-useable menstrual cup (eg. mooncup / divacup)

Galena @Galena (9110) 7 Mar 07

what do you think. I really think my mooncup is fantastic. obviously in the long run it works out much cheaper than tampons or towels, its healthier, better for the environment. I find it more practical for day to day...

alternative to tampons

sanitary towels

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