during periods uses of things any of tell me fast?
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Menstrual cups. You put a small cup into your vagina to collect blood. ...
Reusable pads. These are pads that are washed and reused. ...
Reusable menstrual sponges. These are natural sponges from the ocean floor. ...
Non-chlorine bleached all-cotton pads and tampons.
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Reusable pads. These are pads that are washed and reused. ...
Reusable menstrual sponges. These are natural sponges from the ocean floor. ...
Non-chlorine bleached all-cotton pads and tampons.
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When you get your period, you'll need to use something to soak up the menstrual blood. There are lots of choices out there, and it may take some experimenting before you find the product that works best for you.
Pads
Super, slender, overnight, with or without wings, deodorant, maxi, mini . . . pads may seem a bit confusing at first because there are so many different kinds. But the good news is that with all these choices, there's bound to be one that works for you.
Tampons
Unlike a pad, which catches menstrual blood after it leaves the body, a tampon absorbs blood from inside the vagina. A tampon is also made of absorbent material, but it's compressed into a tiny tubular shape. Like pads, tampons come in different sizes and absorbencies for heavier and lighter periods
Menstrual Cups
Like a tampon, a menstrual cup is inserted into the vagina. Instead of absorbing blood, though, the cup catches it before it flows out of the vagina. Menstrual cups are made of flexible materials, like rubber or silicone. It is mostly used by swimmers.
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Pads
Super, slender, overnight, with or without wings, deodorant, maxi, mini . . . pads may seem a bit confusing at first because there are so many different kinds. But the good news is that with all these choices, there's bound to be one that works for you.
Tampons
Unlike a pad, which catches menstrual blood after it leaves the body, a tampon absorbs blood from inside the vagina. A tampon is also made of absorbent material, but it's compressed into a tiny tubular shape. Like pads, tampons come in different sizes and absorbencies for heavier and lighter periods
Menstrual Cups
Like a tampon, a menstrual cup is inserted into the vagina. Instead of absorbing blood, though, the cup catches it before it flows out of the vagina. Menstrual cups are made of flexible materials, like rubber or silicone. It is mostly used by swimmers.
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