Menstrual cups are a reusable, low-waste alternative to tampons and pads. To use a menstrual cup, fold it and insert it into your vagina, where it will open and create a seal. You can keep a menstrual ...

Experts say that switching from tampons to menstrual cups or discs may reduce cramping, fatigue, and bloating.

Periods are stressful — from worrying about leaks and stains to dealing with cramps, there’s a lot to manage. Nixit makes it easier with its reusable menstrual cup (technically a menstrual disc, but I ...

While many people don't exactly love getting their period, there's no reason to make it a more miserable experience than it already is. One of the easiest ways to make the process a little less messy ...

Saalt aims to completely transform the conversation around menstrual health. For Cherie Hoeger, the idea for Saalt began with ...

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We all have that friend who was an early-adopter of the menstrual cup. She loves her cup of choice and delights in telling you all the cool benefits: They’re sustainable, they’re comfortable, they’re ...

Kolkata-based experts explain the benefits, misconceptions and practical challenges surrounding the growing shift ...

Each day, 800 million people menstruate. But because of lingering stigma, some feel uncomfortable discussing their periods or reusable menstrual products. Period underwear, cups, and discs present new ...

Menstruation is a fact of life, but have you ever wondered how you’d deal with it in an apocalypse? Luckily for us, the hit HBO show “The Last of Us” has the answer: a menstrual cup. In the latest ...

HLL Lifecare Limited boosted menstrual cup production to 5 million annually, increasing capacity for free distribution to underprivileged women via its Thinkal project.