If you’re looking for pad and tampon alternatives, a menstrual cup, or period cup, is definitely worth a try. Anyone who’s had their period for more than a few years knows that the options for women ...

Menstrual cups are arguably a little more complicated to insert than, say, a tampon. That's because in order to guide the cup into the correct place to collect blood and prevent leaks, it has to be ...

Buying tampons or pads doesn’t exactly inspire a lot of excitement. Making the monthly drugstore run to pick up whatever brand is on sale is more of a necessary annoyance than anything else. But ...

When you first started your period, you were likely introduced to one of two options: pads or tampons. Both of these can not only have a harmful impact on the environment but are also detrimental to ...

What Exactly Is a Menstrual Cup? A menstrual cup is a small, flexible cup—usually made from medical-grade silicone—that’s inserted into the vagina to collect menstrual fluid rather than absorb it.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fortunately, beyond tampons, there’s an entire world of menstrual cups and discs that have far fewer mysterious ingredients. (Many ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Anyone who has a monthly cycle knows how pricey and unsustainable feminine products can be. Lucky for us, these days there are ...

Your phone can sync up with just about anything these days, so we shouldn't be surprised about this: Looncup is a new company (currently fundraising on Kickstarter—at the time this post was published, ...