Have you ever heard of the term “menstrual poverty? If not, you are one of the lucky ones. Menstrual poverty is a problem that affects
Can I sleep with a menstrual cup in? We all know how uncomfortable it can be to spend the night during the fiercest days of
IUD and menstrual cup Lately, we often get the question whether you can use a menstrual cup in combination with a Mirena or copper IUD.
More and more women are switching to a menstrual cup. A logical choice, given its many advantages. For example, you save a lot of money,
A menstrual cup can be too small. You notice this because you leak or you can’t position the cup properly. Often they say that the
Reusable cups are reliable and a safe alternative to pads or tampons. The menstrual cup is made of Medical Grade Silicone. Medical Grade Silicone are
When a menstrual cup is placed properly, you don’t feel the cup at all. You don’t even detect that you have the cup in. Ideal!
A vagina is very flexible. Also, the vagina moves with what you put in. When you insert a menstrual cup you fold the cup in
Urinary bladder The bladder is an important organ in the urinary system. It is located in the pelvis, above and behind the pubic bone. Urine
