Reddit reviews Bodybay Menstrual Cup，Set of 2 Periods Kit with FDA Registered，Best Feminine Alternative Protection to Tampons and Cloth Sanitary Napkins (Large)
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Safe First - Made of imported medical silica gel, non-toxic, hypo-allergenic, nonirritant and absorption-freeEffective - Easy and soft to insert and remove, and will not get lost inside you. No interference with your body natural flowFreedom - Use it anywhere and any time, swimming, hiking, sitting, sleeping overnight, etc. No more restriction in your menstrual periodComfortable for 12 hours - it collects rather than absorbs menstrual fluid for up to 12 hours. It holds menstrual fluid away from the air, leaving you clean and fresh in menstrual periodSize Choosing - Size S is for pre-birth women; Size L is for post-birth women. Please feel free to contact us if any confusion.Note：it is not for virgin
I've gotten these Bodybay ones in size large a few times
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FMF2H4V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
Size L: 46mm(diameter), 50mm(length), 30ml(capacity)
I believe the smaller size was a little too small, so you may want to opt for bigger size. I roll the skin forward and I guess it covers mostly just the head.
There's a bunch of different options, those ones are just cheap (2 for $10). I'm probably gonna try another shapes soon , more bell shaped ones like
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GN6PMQQ/?coliid=I1FQDPWKBJT90H&colid=5D5XGUHG59QC&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1
soap n water to clean, sometime ill use a tiny bit of lavender oil to keep it smelling fresh
Anyone who commands another to calm down is self projecting.
Here's a link to a $4 cup which amounts to about the same as a SINGLE box of tampons. "Get a clue"
https://www.amazon.com/Bodybay-Menstrual-Registered%EF%BC%8CBest-Alternative-Protection/dp/B07FMF2H4V/ref=sr_1_14?keywords=menstrual%2Bcup&qid=1562035337&s=gateway&sr=8-14&th=1
Here's a link stating soap and water will be sufficient. "Get a clue"
https://divacup.com/how-it-works/care-and-cleaning/
Here's another "Get a clue"
https://caringpanda.com/sterilize-menstrual-cup-without-boiling/
Here's a link to reusable pads that amount to a periods worth of tampons. "Get a clue"
https://www.amazon.com/Menstrual-Reusable-Washable-Charcoal-Simfamily/dp/B07B4TDJBM/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=reusable+pads&qid=1562035689&s=gateway&sr=8-5
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The majority of homeless are clustered in urban areas where public restrooms with the necessary sanitary items are abound. "Get a clue".
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The SINGLE USE aspect is what is taxed. There. I used caps so your tiny eyes can see it. I'm assuming this because your tiny eyes must match your tiny one track brain.
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The three states I listed with a condom tax entirely debunks your own point about how condoms ARE NOT taxed and present the possibility for a condom tax to be present elsewhere. (Had to capitalize, tiny eyes, tiny brain.) and my points about sustainability are sound reasons, in my opinion, for the tax to continue. Additionally, you are right. Condoms aren't a necessity. Just like the single use convenience. You're also right about resources not being abundant, hence the REUSE of the materials and the subsequent SAVINGS for poor women to butter sustain themselves.