Another worry that can be off-putting for women when it comes to using menstrual cups, is the concern that they’ll leak. If this is what’s stopping you from trying one, rest assured – studies have shown they’re just as reliable than tampons. The cup forms a seal once it’s in place so it can catch all the blood without any unfortunate leaking occurring.
Where do we start? As one of the few reusable period products on the market, menstrual cups are much more budget-friendly and of course more sustainable. As they can hold blood up to 12 hours it means you’ll have to change it less, and most importantly? Menstrual cups are a safer alternative than tampons as there’s no risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome, which although rare, is associated with tampon use.
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