Menstrual Cups are Eco-Friendly
A woman uses 7000 to 8500 pads and tampons in her lifetime. Since pads are made of chemical based products they are not easily biodegradable and takes hundreds of years to naturally decompose. That is a lot of unsustainable mess! Menstrual Cups on the other hand creates zero waste. Menstrual cups are not just sustainable in nature, but eco-friendly as well. Unlike sanitary napkins or tampons, they do less damage to the environment.
 
Menstrual Cups don’t expose vaginal skin to chemicals
Using 7000 or more pads means exposing the vaginal area to chemicals in them those many times. These chemicals are super absorbent polymers (SAPS) and dioxin, used to bleach cotton. Dioxin can cause side-effects such as ovarian cancer, immune system damage, inflammation, allergies and rashes. SAPS is also considered to be bad because they contain bacterial toxins can cause Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS). Some of the other ingredients used in making a pad are wood pulp, plastic and artificial fragrances. You didn’t know that, did you? Also, brownie points: Cups do not dry up your vagina unlike other products.
 
Menstrual Cups are easy to handle
Break the taboo of using Menstrual Cups because there is nothing to be afraid of! The presumed notion is often how will it feel inserting a cup inside the vagina. Let me spill out the beans for you, it’s so convenient that you wouldn’t even feel a thing. Let’s discuss in detail, shall we? Menstrual Cups are made of soft flexible silicone which will not only make you feel comfortable, but you will also be able to enjoy various physical activities such as swimming, jogging and everything that you want to do! So, no more looking back and check for spotting in your clothes, it is the time to stand up and shine!
 
Menstrual Cups doesn’t need constant change
Pads need to be changed because they get dirty easily. If they aren’t changed after every interval, they will cause rashes and a lot of inconvenience as well. Are you tired of changing your pads constantly in every four to five hours? We present to you the wonder cup! If you have regular flow, you only need to change the cup once every eight to twelve hours. Simply pull it out, drain the menstrual fluid, rinse in running water and reinsert it. Menstrual cups help you in making your life much easier than you can imagine!
 
Menstrual Cups saves money
Have you wondered how much you spend on your periods per annum? A cup will cost you around 600 to 3000 rupees and can last up to 10 long years! On the other hand, you end up using 12 pads per period. Each pad costs roughly at around 10 rupees. Now get on with your calculators and calculate which will save you money and which method will cost you more!
 
Menstrual Cups can save you when expecting periods
Don’t keep checking constantly, when you can wear a cup instead. When you know a period is expected, you can simply wear your cup and forget about spotting. This is especially helpful when you are on your way to work or travel but don’t want to risk an unpleasant surprise.
Menstrual Cups do not stink
Pads starts to smell after a couple of hours because the iron in the blood starts oxidizing. The promises made by the companies are mostly vague as the “magic gel” doesn’t really work in stopping the smell.
 
Menstrual Cups work great when you are travelling
When you are on the go, simply carry the cup in a cloth pouch and you need not worry about being ready for your period. No matter where you are, you just need a bathroom and running water to change the cup, unlike pads and tampons that needs to be disposed in a certain way. Menstrual Cup is the only cup which will be always on the go for you!
Menstrual Cups do not leak
Once you get gelled up with the menstrual cup there is no looking back. After you get comfortable, you will never have to worry about any leaks. A lot of women do wear a cloth panty liner with the cup for an extra layer of protection. However, it depends to person to person as in most cases it is not required.
 
 Menstrual Cups blesses you with hassle free periods
No more spotting and no more scrubbing off blood marks from your clothes. Once you start using a menstrual cup, you will wonder how you ever put up with messy pads and tampons. After making the switch, you will never go back to any other menstrual hygiene product.