Pads, Tampons, Cups: What’s Best for Your Period? | Quint Fit

[@abedinzain]

By mistake I came here, after watching this, Girls I have great respect for them. You all are so courageous and brave. Yo go through such a terrible time every month. Such confession must be organised to create strong awareness. Hat off

[@trob9100]

It's not terrible. It's part of being a female. Yes it's bloody and sometimes crampy, but we have to deal with it. Babies come out of women too, then there's the pap smears. And don't forget the men ejaculating inside of women throwing off their PH. So, it is what it is.

[@devnabipin4033]

Binod

[@anushkadutta9821]

How by mistake don't tell lies 😏 if u come by mistake u would exit it

[@anushkadutta9821]

@@devnabipin4033 I'll tell to police ur Binod

[@devnabipin4033]

@@anushkadutta9821 sure

[@irenebanerjee6282]

I'm seventeen and I'm using cups since months now, I must say, This is the best option I've ever come across.... Far far far better than irritating pads and tampons and also cost effective, biodegradable, easy to use and dispose, no infection no itchiness, no odour, just Happy Happy Period Dayss!!!

[@riyagupta8102]

I'm confused ...my age is 21 and I'm not married so what should be the size of menstrual cup?

[@smritipawar5100]

@@riyagupta8102 you should start with size s.

[@19manishakumari64]

Hey dear plz tell me which brand is suitable ...i am a pad user am lil bit scared abut using cups for de first tym

[@irenebanerjee6282]

@@19manishakumari64 You can go with Everteen or Aneer anything..

[@19manishakumari64]

@@irenebanerjee6282 tnx dear

[@iratherbeanonymous6894]

*"Being A Woman Is A Pain... Okay?"* *_Amen Sister!_*

[@devnabipin4033]

Binod

[@iratherbeanonymous6894]

@@devnabipin4033 Binod.

[@devnabipin4033]

@@iratherbeanonymous6894 binod

[@ambreenfatima5258]

It's been an year since I started with the cup... Totally changed my life.. No rashes, stink, trash and gore.. Stainless clothes and confidence of no leaks is outstanding

[@arpitaghosh451]

True

[@ghzltnsr20]

Idkkkkk i tried a cup in my last period, procedure was quite grisly, and i dont know if i put it in right or not hahaha but i felt it was abt to fall out!!!! And it leaked as well ughhhh

[@vandana41393]

I am 27, I have been using cup for last 3 months it was super experience . But first time happened that I am late this month counting 4th day yet no bleeding. Worried if it's because of cup or this stay in home because of lockdown.

[@anya5893]

@@vandana41393 It could be because of lockdown and change in routine. My periods are never late, but last month they were 8 days late probably because my routine has changed drastically due to the lockdown.

[@Tejaswini_13]

@@vandana41393 Its 100% due to lockdown..

[@ankitabhardwaj7741]

I concluded there's nothing yet comfortable for periods

[@trulyteesta9814]

Yes that is true. Things cannot change the discomfort we face, not only physically but also mentally and emotionally. But to look on the brighter side we are lucky to get access to such products which do help controlling us making a mess. 😁

[@ankitabhardwaj7741]

@@trulyteesta9814 Yes at least we're financially capable dear. Thinking about women in poverty it gives me nightmares

[@trulyteesta9814]

@@ankitabhardwaj7741 exactly what i meant.Especially women in India and other third worls countries face the music of being a woman. We should consider ourselves lucky.

[@ankitabhardwaj7741]

@Eric Cartman what's that

[@shefalig93]

@Eric Cartman that magic is for unusually heavy flow women only, who don't plan on having children anymore. Plus, flow is not the only problem. Women have dysmenorrhea, migraines, nausea, fever etc. in PMS. My sciatica gives me hell during PMS. Anyways, the flow problem has solutions like menstrual cups. Why would someone go through a procedure for that. Plus, I doubt women who can't afford a sanitary pad can afford a gynaecological procedure.

[@thezanarose]

Happy to see people talking about periods openly too. It’s a massive help. Thank you for sharing. Hopefully this will help others make the right choice for them.

[@optimisticvictim1838]

Being a 14 aged boy , understood nothing but really got scared what females face Holy shit so many likes

[@AS-ke6co]

Bro.. don't be so scared. It's a natural thing. Just educate yourself on it. And be supportive of women in your family and friends. And don't make fun of them or joke if someone is uncomfortable especially younger girls. They are themselves getting used to. Often periods are seen as this bad thing happening to girls. But don't worry. Just be normal. Girls will survive.😂

[@shefalig93]

So long as you can teach yourself and your kids that menstrual blood is not dirty and to be disgusted with (all human bodies are made with it), you'll be making worthwhile contribution. Plus, it's different for different women, many have a tough time, some just breeze through it.

[@parichawlaa]

Good to know that you thought about the issue. But don't be scared, it's just fine. But just know that you should be educated related to this issue and no this is not supposed to be an issue which should be considered taboo. It's a natural process that everyone including both males and females must be aware of.

[@shefalig93]

@@thewarriorprincess5308 it's truly sad to see that things haven't changed at all...

[@shefalig93]

@@thewarriorprincess5308 that's harsh! Our teacher (back in 2008) was clinical about it, but covered it nonetheless. And no boy had nerve to rummage sanitary napkins in our bags. I think if it ever happened, they would HV been severely punished.

[@Friendlyhero]

I told my girlfriend to shift to menstrual cups ... She said it's life Changing

[@pratyashi191]

That's awesome of you!!

[@Friendlyhero]

@@pratyashi191 thank you 😊

[@shefalig93]

Gimme some tips. I can't convince my sister, even though we're super close.

[@aleenamaureen2670]

@@shefalig93 brag... brag... and... Bragggg..... It worked for mine... And they both are into it now..

[@shefalig93]

@@aleenamaureen2670 😁 will do. Thanks for the tip!

[@nareshnaik4255]

Being a boy i am girls are openly sharing their experiences and educating others also i have learned various processes and will share with my mom sister and others regarding this, thank you girls you all are awesome loads of love ❤❤❤❤ love The Quint 🤗🤗

[@gaurikalmegh2020]

I'm 18 and have started using menstrual cups ..and I must say they are super comfortable and cost effective...no leakage no rashes..nothing ..they are absolutely safe....

[@trulyteesta9814]

Sorry to bother you but do they wotk for heavy bleeders?

[@gaurikalmegh2020]

@@trulyteesta9814 yes they do...if u are married and have a baby then u can go for the large cup size..but if u have heavy flow and u are a virgin then u should go for the small one...I use the medium size cup..and u can empty it according to ur flow assumptions....but they are really good...I do get a heavy flow but I empty it according to my comfort...I hope this helps..

[@sangeethav4674]

@@gaurikalmegh2020 does it affect the whole hymen issue?? 🙄 Since a virgin and women from very conservative society this is a thought that bugs me

[@gaurikalmegh2020]

@@sangeethav4674 it does not affect the virginity at all...the hymen is situated at some distance from the vaginal opening where the cups are placed so ...u don't need to worry abt the virginity issue...

[@vandu9168]

@@trulyteesta9814 yes the will but have to clean 2is a day

[@shikhatripathi7327]

Using cup for two years now...and was the best decision I made

[@NoThing-ec9km]

Can u tell me how will u convince someone to try this for first time.

[@omnium_gatherum]

Do you need to wear any type of pad to reinforce just in case? I know I have to do that with tampons because sometimes it leaks through

[@shikhatripathi7327]

@@omnium_gatherum i guess you do have a heavy flow...you could try doing that...by two to three cycles you would get adjusted to the cup and would know what is best for you...cause on heavy flow day you need to empty the cup around two to three times a day.....i suggest you give it a try..go with a soft one...diva cup and lunette has that....i use a indian brand callled boondh as it is quite economical and i was quite happy with their ideology..it is an ngo that is working for menstrual awareness in india....and this boond cup is soft too....initially i was also scared of leaks..but now i am well adjusted....give it a try you would then know what works for you.....and the plus point is you would be saving the environment.... :) :)

[@shikhatripathi7327]

@@NoThing-ec9km its economical and environment friendly... :) :)

[@omnium_gatherum]

@@shikhatripathi7327 thank you for taking the time to respond! 💗

[@mrssarker1051]

menstrual Cup is a gem 💚 its been 1.5 years of using this cup and period days are now so easy

[@carmarniah9360]

Hii!! Could you please share some tips on how to start? I failed to insert it as my opening is wayyyyy too small. Thanks=)

[@solybean8719]

@@carmarniah9360 my opening was small tooo. but i used lubricant to make my opening easier.. so i did the punch down fold and inserted slowly. so it was a success.. now i love my period. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@carmarniah9360]

@@solybean8719 Thanks!! Cloth pads are extremely comfortable but I can't wait to successfully shift to cups=)

[@myrthasmascary4086]

Just like organic pads even though I have to change much more frequently I notice that there breathable no irritation smell fresh and no sticky feeling no leakage if they good quality and absorbant

[@carmarniah9360]

@@myrthasmascary4086 Yaa they're so comfy I could wear them even when I'm not on my period... I'd be grossed to say this about the disposable ones.

[@ssbhvs]

I started wearing menstrual cup recently and it's life changing!! Never going back to pads ever!! I urge everybody to overcome their fear and try it as it is environmental friendly as well and super comfortable!!

[@vanamalaswathi5331]

Hi Harshini... I wanted to switch to menstrual cups as well, but I couldn't know the size and brand that I should go for... Any suggestions please..... I'm 27, married and no kids yet...

[@Udita_Roy]

I called my menstrual cup “Cup of life” it literally changed my prospective towards period! It so good. And Girls putting it in and taking out is not painful it can be messy but it’s our blood and we are talking about discomfort and rashes we get from pads and on a bigger point we r talking about the environment. So please consider the cup and try. It also saves a lot of money that we spend every month on those expensive pads. Me too was hesitant for a very long time but as I said once I tried it, it changed my period experience!

[@lesh8087]

Menstral cup is the best option.. Economical Eco-friendly Easy to handle. No discomfort. No Leakage (if insert properly) No side affects (others causes side affects). No odour (collected blood has no smell ). Chemicals are not used in cups . We Can do everything even swimming I recommend menstrual cups...

[@abishekwillie]

I think we should research on harmless pads so our sisters mother's feel comfortable and safe Because it matters about personal hygiene and sanitation

[@curious6190]

Please make more episode on PERIOD and understanding of society what they know about it. Thank you 'The Quint'

[@suegoveste9805]

You guys haven't covered whole range of products in this video..looks like unprepared video with half the content and incomplete info(esp. That chick did not mention about sterilizing the cup and other things..) what about thinx underwear, period panty, biodegradable pads, basic cotton pads..it's like each girl wants to interrupt in between...can do much better

[@neerajkumari577]

Here in India there are not much options available when it comes to menstrual hygiene. Heck where I live only sanitary napkins are available so I never even tried or saw these other options. The range of products are still being introduced here

[@suegoveste9805]

@@neerajkumari577 but what's the point of making an video with incomplete info! Might as well not do it . This video seemed like it's about the wide range of products used, it all started well initially but the producer has done a very bad job with product info. They'd better gather all info, and then shoot the video in the right sequence. It looks pretty haphazard. Why would you see a video on products you already knew existed? The video title suggests otherwise

[@neerajkumari577]

@@suegoveste9805 well I agree with you but if we notice them we can see that the video is 2 years old so 'maybe' they didn't have all of the required options available so they made one with the available ones. But let's take a moment to appreciate that they are making videos on such important topics like there which are considered really private here. If you're from India then you would know that the girls during thier period are treated like an outsider, we are not allowed to enter the kitchen or the temple and we are not allowed to touch many things because we are thought of as impure. And that is not even the full image. Well thanks to the Quint to atleast address such topics.

[@devnabipin4033]

Binod

[@natasham3096]

Girls the idea of inserting something in might be scary but once you start using a cup, trust me it's LIFE CHANGING. I recently switched to a cup. The first couple of days it was tough and messy but I figured it out my periods didn't even feel like one!

[@richishah6717]

shifting to cups was the best desicion for me!

[@13_debasreetadebnath80]

I started using my menstrual cup when I was 16. Now I'm 17 and I kid you not I regret for using pads for the past five years of my life! Even today also I'm having my period but I'm not at all uncomfortable. I feel blessed to use such a thing. Now I can say that period is not a problem for me at all. I love my periods. ☺️😙

[@rashmishaheershajahan5859]

I was 15 when I ordered my menstrual cup, because in my annual day functions during practice, pads used to give me cuts and it was so uncomfortable and painful. My mom didn't agreed to use cup so I bought it without even telling her by collecting money in little amounts also the cup was just for 299/- in discount. Now I'm 16, 2 months back she got to know that I was using a cup from past 10 months I explained how it made my life so simple and the harm that pads causes now I can explain it better because I have been using it for almost 10 cycles, and she agreed to use it further. As a school going student and a dancer it made my life so simple it's easy❤️❤️❤️

[@cutebudgies5818]

Am an 18 yr old menstrual cup user and so glad I switched 😌😌

[@angelcool2523]

It takes time till you get use to it to figure out how it is to be fitted in rightly. Yes otherwise it will leak. I have been using it for 4 years now and totally love it. It did leak in the beginning because it was not fitted properly. During these initially times it is also advisable to use pads just for the safety purpose. Dont give up just because it leaked, you will figure it out yourself the right way soon.

[@srijaniroy1523]

So much interruption in between the conversation. The yellow top girls talks a lot. It should be done more systematically.

[@RPS-zh3bk]

How can one forget tampon inside their body.. When all the time.. The thread is hanging outside.. To remind us so 🙄

[@payaljyotilagna]

Haha exactly .. thts the stupidest statement ever....

[@jwinget1999]

Some women put thread inside too, because they don't like the string hanging out.

[@RPS-zh3bk]

@@jwinget1999 really ? Because i find it weird.. The whole purpose of thread is to stay outside the body.. I don't see the point for these "some women " .. Maybe.. Everyone is wierd in their own way! 😋

[@smajlik1]

​@@RPS-zh3bk I was one of those "some women" so let me explain. I didn't like how the string was pulling sometimes and I hated how it got all soaked and dripping when I peed. So I just tucked it in slightly to get it out of the way. I also didn't want a string dangling between my legs when I went to a swimming pool. Anyway, I still don't see how anyone could forget that they are wearing a tampon and put another in. I mean you always exchange the old one for a new one...

[@RPS-zh3bk]

@@smajlik1 thanks for sharing your side of story and for not leaving me wondering for the rest of life.. 😋😅

[@pinkymeena3277]

After switching menstrual Cup....life has changed 🥰

[@noops2110]

Menstrual cups are life changing. Take all the time in the world, but switch to it girls! Esp. heavy flow buddies, you won't regret it ever..

[@akanshatamang505]

The girl in yellow top if you haven't switched to any of it please you could have let others to share their experiences in much better way You guys spoke what everyone Says expected more regarding this topic But yes topic for a conversation was great

[@ananyathakur7436]

Used pads earlier, saving environment and comfort has slowly lead me to use tampons and finally cups! It's great to start trying things that you know do good to the society and you. Give it a shot girls! :D

[@madhumaturi6216]

A very good thought of all bringing out this video. Everyone has their own comfort in their own way. But I too agree that menstrual cups are very comfort in using as it may be some confusion in starting days but its awesome.

[@swanradha]

Since Tampons were introduced in India many women use it but plenty still prefer pads. Not to mention cups, if they do not have access to clean sanitary water then they will not use the cup. Many are not comfortable with touching. Not to mention many of these products are foreign brands which makes it too expensive for a average women to afford. But this is a start to have such a discussion. Bravo to these ladies. Eventually everyone should be using cups.

[@preethireddy3648]

Though many products are of foreign brands.. MENTRUAL CUPS are not that expensive.. Its affordable to buy.

[@QT_PieE]

Menstrual cups are one time investment and you are fix fot 5 years with happy periods 🙂

[@hibee0485]

Hey, just wanted to put it out there. Since its an old video, now the prices of Menstrual Cups have been reduced to a great extent (without any reduce in quality). U can easily get a great quality Menstrual Cup in the range of 200-500 Rs. from trusted brands online.

[@melvayaredaguilar]

1:46 make sure to change them for about every 2-3 hours

[@animalencyclopedia3759]

I get the wetness problem with cloth pads mostly at work they feel very sweaty sometimes even with little blood. My solution is using the dusting powder from lush i just sprinkle a bit on the new pad and i stay feeling fresh and dry.

[@fathimanada1498]

Powder down there is not good for your health

[@kanishkalamba6671]

@@fathimanada1498 😨😨😳ikr

[@fatimasamira3695]

Very good discussion about this issue

[@anshugautam2261]

Hands down, menstrual cup is the winner. It takes just one cycle to get used to inserting and removing it but once you have learnt that, there is no going back to any of the other options. I'm using it from last 3 years and it's a boon in a woman's life. I don't even feel I'm having my period. Most importantly, I have been able to sleep like a baby without worrying abt spoiling my undergarment or a bedsheet. Totally in love with my cup 😍 above all, it's environment friendly and doesn't me as well the mother earth.

[@SK-nf9yk]

I didn't even know the difference between pads and tampons so I used them interchangibly!! Thanks Quint

[@meerahirenprajapati3606]

I m using cup and it's awesome. Thks for the innovation

[@PJ-cu4cl]

Trust me cup are safest and easy. Less painful. If you want to use pads during less flow days. Get bamboo material pads. They are biodegradable. Some come with disposable cover which are also biodegradable.

[@justagirl8757]

Mentrual cups are literally the best, it literally needs to be reinserted twice a day 😭

[@inconjuwuiwo23]

"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life"John 3:16. Hi everyone! I want to tell you that Jesus loves you so so much and he wants to have a personal relationship with you. You know,He died for you and for your sins. He will give you eternal life if you confess that He is Lord and repent. I really think that He wanted you to see this comment. God bless you❤

[@y.psujitha6347]

I saw you on some other channel too brother. Really appreciate your efforts to establish a relationship with God. Glory be to him with your work.🙏 Praise the lord

[@rayududivya390]

Amennnnn

[@rayududivya390]

Hallelujah

[@rayududivya390]

Amennnn

[@spurthiganapathineedi2464]

Your discussion was so comfortable I liked it.

[@noorafathima967]

Really a great work of review on these products

[@lifewithdrishti9141]

Tried tampons,tried menstrual cups .....pads r best yet

[@bazaarwalakhana5401]

Even in TV ads pads are showed with Blue liquid not with Any Red Liquid ( I'm referring to blood ) I m in class 9th, till class 7 I used to think females cannot control washroom so they use this I used to call this diaper , in class 8th I was teached about menstrual cycle then I know that our TV ads were wrong not me

[@SkillSapiens]

#skillsapiens *i am using menstrual cup from january 2017 .and everyone should use it.but i change it every year,also it takes 5 to 30 seconds maximum only to insert and put inside.girls pls use menstual cup.use 12 hours then wash with dettol soap twice use again.and i do not feel that i have something **inside.my** 365 days of year i feel the **same.no** need of wearing panty even if you like.go swimming.*

[@gowrinairas6987]

Thank you

[@tanvideshpande4970]

I use cloth when my flow is low 3rd and 4th day of my period. It's really comfortable and evofriendly. Must try it. Don't ever use it during heavy flow.

[@srijaaaaa_]

Why is one of the girl's audio muted??

[@eeshapatwal9764]

I have always used sanitary pads... this will be the first time i will be using a cloth pad

[@sanskriti5411]

they are really good.. this was the first time i used cloth pads

[@shubhipathak4105]

Give a try to menstrual cup

[@eeshapatwal9764]

@@shubhipathak4105 nope not comfortable for menstrual cups or tampons as we have to insert it and it's too uncomfortable 😅

[@shubhipathak4105]

@@eeshapatwal9764 Have you tried it yet?

[@voiceofeesha9162]

@@shubhipathak4105 no...but it would be uncomfortable to do it

[@vatsalar.j6212]

Thanks for being so open

[@tinapatini]

this is so helpful!

[@apoorvadeewan252]

I use the menstrual cup...and omg this is life changing.. seriously I don't feel that I'm in my periods days..yes I also afraid of the whole process with the cup but girls u should give it a shot...trust me agar ek bar apne cup use kr liya I'm sure ap kuch aur nhi use krengi..it looks so scary but itna kuch nhi hota yr just first time thoda dar lgta h ek bar me na bi kr pao phir bi koshish krte rehna..trust me u are going to love this cup

[@meghnakapoor1391]

I have starting using menstrual cup since last 2 months and its the best decision i have ever made.I am really sad that i didn't find this earlier but its fine i am 28 now. I recommend the cup to all the girls.

[@Pp3567]

Very nicely explained ❤

[@shrutijain2019]

For pads, go for AZAH !!! ALL THE problems mentioned above are sorted by them

[@shubhikagarg8367]

Very good issue and informative topic . Thanks for this video

[@varshabhat1981]

Menstrual cup gr8 during periods.I m using since 4 yrs & v comfortable & safe.

[@tamoshi6266]

thanks for sharing about this important topic.thank u so much😃

[@abhilashasinghbirha4080]

Very good initiative by #Quint on periods !

[@danieljames6910]

Really informative!!

[@ankitahota6382]

I cannot say how much I love my menstrual cup...... It's my savior.... I hate using pads now..... Pads cause so much leakage for me, I had really bad sleep with pads.... Now with menstrual cup i sleep like a baby.... U just need couple of months to get used to it.

[@SimV239]

Sepsis shock can occur with anything left in your body long enough to breed bacteria.. Pads, tampons, cups, women use whatever is comfortable to them.. personally.. I’m wary of inserting anything inside me..during my periods.. so sanitary napkins it is.. I just use them wisely, I have different sizes for different days..

[@megandarling9268]

You don't insert pads into you, they stay on your underwear I agree that tampons can cause TSS if left in long enough, but most cups are made of medical grade silicon so don't harbour bacteria like tampons would

[@ishikapaul970]

I am 18 n I am thinking to switch to menstrual cup..but I have a doubt does the blood from the cup backflow when you are asleep or while uh workout or something similar to that.. Idk if it's silly qstn to ask but I am really concerned about it

[@sandhyabharti6107]

No it doesn't spill... I was also conscious about it at first... But not anymore....after using menstrual cup i almost forgets that i m on my periods

[@ghkghkpq8875]

@@sandhyabharti6107 What about hymen. Did it break?

[@rashmishaheershajahan5859]

@@ghkghkpq8875 How does it matter ?

[@yadalong2004]

I wish they wouldn’t talk over each other 😩

[@glowwithayu21]

But i get leakage from menstrual cup. It doesn't open when get inside

[@varshamishra3340]

It's not of your size maybe

[@alekhyagns8997]

They missed some cons of cloth pads....they should be washed correctly......and we do have bio degradable cotton pads......for women who are not married .....because cups are not that comfortable for them...nor the tampons.....taking out is great pain

[@nikheldebeaute]

Tampons really worked for me

[@pooja_vinerkar]

Can u plz suggest me good brand of hard silicon small size mensuration cup ...plz

[@rashmishaheershajahan5859]

I'm 16 year old and I'm using sirona menstrual cup in small size since 1 year, I ordered it from Nykaa I'll highly recommend you to switch to menstrual cup ASAP, it's life changing ❤️❤️

[@angelinamariamoni2651]

Hey! I use Sirona cup for the past 1 year or so. They are soft and really comfortable.

[@ohhmynoor]

I'm feeling bad for the slightest right girl 😂

[@muniraalibhai6785]

Pads it is for me despite the cons...inserting something inside while in pain and bleeding seems foreign. Maybe tampon during the last days of a cycle is okay but that would even increase the risk of forgetting one is menstruating and leave it in for longer ...being a woman is a blessing and a pain lol agreed.

[@meghnakapoor1391]

Menstrual cups lower the pain. And you won't even feel you are bleeding. Give it a try you won't regret

[@poo_who2005]

Menstrual cups are d best using from past 1 year hands down..

[@matildamaher2650]

Pads are safe, no washing or cleaning. With Cups you have to clean every use and tampons you can forget, and during periods forgetting is so common.

[@shefalig93]

Pads cause so much landfill. They give me worst rashes. Tampons give me freedom of any posture. I combine them with re-washble cloth pads. I like to reduce my share of pollution. I've my mind set on menstrual cups.

[@sanskriti5411]

pads can cause cancer too..they are not very safe if not changed

[@shubhipathak4105]

Pads are never safe bro. Cups are lit

[@shefalig93]

@@shubhipathak4105 I just got one. Nervous, but excited about using it. Edit: cups WILL change your life. You'll never want a pad/tampon again.

[@asmitapawar0]

Which is best menstrual cup brand in India

[@apkisaheli9629]

If you have not bought, can buy from me.

[@minalme]

I use long pad on first two days and then soft cotton pads for rest of the days..Sofy pad does not cause rashes..

[@viji623]

Nice discussion

[@prithvirajb1953]

Why are tampons non biodegradable? Aren't they just cotton? I've heard that it can be used for starting campfires

[@salvatoretwilighter]

The (relativly) cheap big-brand tampons are usually made of synthetic fibers to reduce the production costs.

[@myrthasmascary4086]

Luv natural organic pads no plastic no odor no sweat smell

[@Jasmine31]

I am not sure if cup works with women who have endometriosis .

[@mihikadeo]

I've been using tampons since I was 16.

[@jamesroberts6681]

OMG girl yes

[@freshsmile7569]

Is it okay?? I mean what about Hymen ?? & doesn't it feel awkward like inserting something directly inside ur vigina specially when u r virgin ?? I just ve my doubts & a bit scared..

[@niamhmcgovern3293]

fresh smile Don’t worry😂 how old are you? I’m 13 and know that it does not take your virginity. Your hymen will stretch to accommodate the tampon. Don’t feed into that bullshit💛

[@gauriparmar3818]

fresh smile don’t worry about it. The hymen is not a big deal, it shouldn’t be related to virginity, because that way even something like cycling or gymnastics can “take” your virginity since the hymen can break in numerous non-sexual ways.

[@freshsmile7569]

@@niamhmcgovern3293 lol m 20 😅😅 never used tampons or cups before..

[@-deeksha-6335]

I just shifted to cups after 7 years of my periods spent with pads .. damnnn they areee soooooo gooooddd ❤️❤️.. btw im 18 now so my mom was like why not now would be a good time to buy cups for me.

[@rg1whiteywins598]

Thank GOD I am done with all this.

[@anukhadiya7472]

Cups are the best 😍 game changer 🔥

[@_lynayasmin_]

All in all...cups win .....especially in the case of married women

[@curious.soul.]

Please note: You are supposed to change the cup every year. It shouldn’t be used forever. Also, keep in mind the sanitizing and disinfecting.

[@unnffs]

Why was the lady sitting in the extreme right muted? Or was it just me?

[@jamesroberts6681]

This is good for me I am 10 years old and my name is marli😁👍🏿

[@purabiduttaborah907]

I like cup

[@mayurakshimukherjee7948]

Use cotton pads or soft pads in order to avoid rash

[@ArniItsOnlyArnab]

OMG... so many things I heard for the first time...being a girl is tough🤦

[@manjakacar1283]

can i use period cup at night??🤔

[@sreenidhisureshbabu3372]

Why does this feel like an MBA GD? XD

[@ranjeetagomes9100]

For me sanitary pads r the best and one in all solution than those cloth pads, tampons, cups.

[@vanessarosario5978]

U r right dear..sanitary pads r best

[@shruti4132]

I m 18 year girl.. I have a doubt, actually the thing is I m super uncomfortable in using pads and it leaks a lot specially when I m sleeping, it is hard to adjust pads in public n I sometimes get rashes too.. so I wss thinking of switching it to cups but I heards that inserting cups can break my hymen. So is it true or myth. Please please guys, if anyone know about it please tell me. I am not really happy with using pads.

[@megandarling9268]

It can break your hymen if you have one and it hasn't already been stretched/broken from anything else But that isn't anything to worry aboht, it doesn't take away your virginity or anything

[@마이배뷔]

Can virgins use cup?

[@meghajain1712]

No, taking out cups aren't messy if done right

[@angelcool2523]

The girl in yellow is talking too much and interfering in others experience. Though she is agreeing with them she need not butt in as she has not experienced other products.

[@sravani1441]

Mujhe pata tha.. finally nothing is good when 4 woman argue

[@anweshaghosh1294]

I want to ask about menstrual cup that is it really safe for someone who never had intercourse?

[@anjumallah12345]

Yes it is. It won't break ur hymen if u r worried about that.

[@abhirasoni763]

It is absolutely safe but will hard to put in

[@shubhipathak4105]

It is safe. You just have to get the trick to put it right.

[@swara0101]

The girl in yellow is plain ANNOYING

[@anuambati421]

Superb! Kudos!

[@Ballykeith]

Also need a spokeswoman on behalf of period underwear.