While the majority of people who have periods may have previously reached for pads or tampons to help the flow, there's a ...

Squatting in the shower with my hands covered in blood, I cursed my menstrual cup for its leak-proof suction, which, while great at preventing leaks as it said on the box, was winning the battle I ...

While there are numerous of period products are available in the market, menstrual cups are seen as the most preferred option ...

A menstrual cup is a flexible device that's placed in the vagina to collect menstrual blood during your period. Using a menstrual cup may take practice at first.

Discs are sort of the same deal as cups in that they're good for 12 hours and will collect, not absorb, your period. They're ...

Moon cups, period catchers, sanitary cups— a menstrual cup goes by many different names but these small, discreet and cost-effective reusable products make for a super sustainable solution to ...

Leona W. Chalmers obtained a patent on one of the earliest commercial iterations of the menstrual cup in 1937, titled “CATAMENIAL APPLIANCE” (U.S. Patent No. 2,089,113). However, rubber shortages due ...

What period products do Kiwi teens use? With more choices, including sustainable options, six young women open up on what ...