How To Pick The Right Feminine Hygiene Product For You
The Menstrual Cup

The menstrual cup is inserted inside the woman's body to capture blood loss during menstruation. These cups are usually made of medical grade silicone, natural gum rubber, or thermoplastic elastomer. They are bell-shaped and have a stem to help with insertion and removal. During menstruation, the cup can stay in place for up to twelve hours. When removed, it can be washed, rinsed, and reinserted. However, it is recommended to sanitize the cup after each period with boiling water for cleanliness.
Some women prefer to use the cup over tampons and pads because it is considered safer and is also believed to be more hygienic and eco- friendly, especially since tampons and pads need to be disposed of constantly, and the cup is reused.