3 thoughts on “Apparenlty Less “Niche” Than I’d Have Thought”
At the risk of oversharing, I'll lay a little personal experience on ya. When I was a younger, more sexually-active gal, I loved my diaphragm because of the double benefits of birth control while also being a pretty good way to handle some of the monthly menstrual flow and therefore use fewer other products that would eventually go into a landfill. So this to me seems like a logical next step. And these new cups are probably way more comfortable and effective than the old gen stuff that I used back in the dark ages. Glad to see products finally evolving on something women have been dealing with for as long as there have been women.
Same here re eco-friendly products. I'm glad to see so many more options, and with such an emphasis on re-usability. I like the trend toward moon cups right now.
At the risk of oversharing, I'll lay a little personal experience on ya. When I was a younger, more sexually-active gal, I loved my diaphragm because of the double benefits of birth control while also being a pretty good way to handle some of the monthly menstrual flow and therefore use fewer other products that would eventually go into a landfill. So this to me seems like a logical next step. And these new cups are probably way more comfortable and effective than the old gen stuff that I used back in the dark ages. Glad to see products finally evolving on something women have been dealing with for as long as there have been women.
Same here re eco-friendly products. I'm glad to see so many more options, and with such an emphasis on re-usability. I like the trend toward moon cups right now.
Very cool. Now if they could just take away some ladies' cramps, it'd be unicorns and rainbows.