Menstrual cups. That's my input to this discussion. Carry on ladies.
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I have only seen these on retail LINKS online and in some threads elsewhere on various boards where they put up those links.
I have never seen one in person.
I have NO clue how 'clean' you can KEEP those things. That would concern me. Hot soap and water - rinse a lot. Bla and bla but how CLEAN can you keep them while you are out and NOT home to wash/rinse/dry them properly?
I am old (65) and do not have to be worried about that now. I went into menopause almost entirely (98%) after my late husband died. I was 51 years old when he died and had some previous menopause signs but I would still get a period on and off before he died. When he died - it was like my entire body shut down female wise.
I keep pads on hand just in case for some emergency.
I never met a woman in real life - off the internet who said that she used them.
I would be concerned about cleanliness and so forth.
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Originally posted by Kootenai View Post
I keep pads on hand just in case for some emergency.
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There's just such a incredibly amount of choices now days, slim, Maxi, day, night, liners, wings. It's hard to keep it all straight in my head.Last edited by rover; 11-29-2015, 02:27 PM.Bigger the Government, the smaller the Citizen.
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Have the complete set of Foxfire books with exception of the latest one "return/sequel ????"
edit: http://www.nytimes.com/1992/11/13/us...lestation.html
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Originally posted by rover View Post...What ever!
Like I said, I love those books.Let’s Go Brandon!!!!!
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Originally posted by rokitman View PostI keep a good supply of pads on hand, not only for the ladies but for fire tinder, bandages, butt wipes, etcThis sig didn't cost me any money.
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