Recently, there has been an increased shift toward the use of menstrual cups owing to their eco-friendly and cost-effective benefits as opposed to conventional menstrual items like tampons and pads.

For the many women who prefer menstrual cups to tampons and pads, the payoff is undeniable. Reusable menstrual cups are less wasteful; they don’t have to be changed as often; and they save a lot ...

Enter: the menstrual cup. The period product had long been on my radar, but I didn't need it. With the return of my period, now was the ideal time to test it out. Spoiler alert: the experience was ...

3. Old menstrual cup While menstrual cups are meant to last a long time, leakage may occur if the cup is too old or ...

You’ve got choices, from menstrual cups to washable pads. Here’s how they stack up. Credit...Naomi Anderson-Subryan Supported by By Elizabeth Anne Brown Menstruation may sometimes fill us with ...

Reusable menstrual products such as period underwear, menstrual cups and washable pads are not only environmentally friendly ...

“Menstrual cups are a really clear winner,” said Pippa Notten, a sustainability consultant who analyzed the environmental impact of menstrual products for the United Nations Environmental Progra ...