Menstrual cups are a reusable, low-waste alternative to tampons and pads. To use a menstrual cup, fold it and insert it into your vagina, where it will open and create a seal. You can keep a menstrual ...

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 ...

While many people don't exactly love getting their period, there's no reason to make it a more miserable experience than it already is. One of the easiest ways to make the process a little less messy ...

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If you’re looking for a period care product that is both sustainably made and safe to use, a new Black-owned brand has entered the chat. Best Periodt, a brand by Gayneté Jones offering two different ...

Many young women and other people who menstruate are turning to menstrual cups to manage their periods. In 2021, my colleagues and I surveyed 15- to 29-year-olds in Victoria and found 17% had used a ...

This just in: a new study has found that the most absorbent period product isn't tampons, period pants or pads, but rather a menstrual disc – which tbh was something we'd never really heard of before!

We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. Lifelong tampon users, listen up: If what’s making you hesitant about trying out a menstrual cup is the ...

Saalt developed a patented three-layer gusset technology designed to create one of the thinnest and driest leakproof ...

Menstruation is a fact of life, but have you ever wondered how you’d deal with it in an apocalypse? Luckily for us, the hit HBO show “The Last of Us” has the answer: a menstrual cup. In the latest ...

Clinicians should know how to counsel patients on the safe use of more recent innovations in period products, such as menstrual cups, disks, and reusable period underwear. Issues with reusable ...

A new study published in the journal Contraception and Reproductive Medicine has identified a possible association between menstrual cup use and an increased risk for intrauterine device (IUD) ...