A menstrual cup is a small, rubbery cup that you insert in your vagina to catch period blood. Menstrual cups are a reusable alternative to tampons and pads and have become popular because they're ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Reo Eveleth Switching from disposable period products to a reusable menstrual ...

When it comes to period protection, it's good to have options. This is especially true given recent research about toxic metals in tampons. While the majority of people who have periods may have ...

If you’re tired of buying pads or tampons every month, a menstrual cup might be the thing you’ve been looking for. I’ve used a menstrual cup for about five years now, and not only has it saved me a ...

The Nixit Menstrual Cup is something I'd seen pop up online a few times, but I have to admit I was put off by the disk shape at first after years of using traditional menstrual cups. 'How would I even ...

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Periods are stressful — from worrying about leaks and stains to dealing with cramps, there’s a lot to manage. Nixit makes it easier with its reusable menstrual cup (technically a menstrual disc, but I ...

Now found on drugstore shelves alongside tampons and pads, menstrual cups are becoming popular alternatives to single-use period products thanks to their bevy of benefits. Not only do they reduce the ...

Which menstrual cup for a heavy flow is best? There are so many benefits to using a menstrual cup rather than tampons or pads for a heavy flow period. You will save money over the long run, especially ...