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There's been an explosion of environmentally friendly, cost-effective period products in recent years. Period underwear and menstrual cups in particular have gone from products few people were ...

This just in: a new study has found that the most absorbent period product isn't tampons, period pants or pads, but rather a menstrual disc – which tbh was something we'd never really heard of! Turns ...

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After gradually transitioning from using disposable pads and tampons to reusable period underwear and menstrual cups/discs, I’m now a year into a completely zero-waste period care routine. While ...

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Deal alert: Hello Period., a brand mentioned in this story, is offering 15% off your first menstrual disc purchase with the code HELLODISC at checkout. When the menstrual cup was introduced to the ...

There are many period products on the market from pads, tampons and cups to discs. Yet, there is a dearth of reliable information about how much menstrual blood they can hold — a useful metric for ...

Say goodbye to tampons and pads and try the Flex Disc on your next run. The Flex Disc can be worn for 12 hours and hold up to six times the amount of a super tampon. Runners new to reusable menstrual ...

And though a disc will cost you more than a box of tampons – Nixit, for example, retails for $42 – it'll last you much longer as it's "built to last for years" with medical grade silicone, making it ...