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13/09/2023

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12/09/2023

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09/09/2023

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24/10/2019

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But with our menstrual cup, you don't really have to take the cup out completely before you dispose of its contents, because our cup has a nice discharge valve hidden in the stem.

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22/10/2019

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But with our menstrual cup, you don't really have to take the cup out completely before you dispose of its contents, because our cup has a nice discharge valve hidden in the stem.

Video credit: Bhekisisa centre for health journalism

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08/10/2019

BBC News | 'S*x for grades': Undercover in West African universities -

What happens behind closed doors at some of West Africa’s most prestigious universities.

21/09/2019

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Many individuals see menstrual cups as an eco-friendly product. Those who are committed to reducing waste created by the plastic, non-recyclable, and non-biodegradable materials present in disposable pads and tampons are choosing them over other menstrual hygiene products.
But whether or not they are as safe, less safe, or safer than the conventional disposable pads and tampons has remained an open question.
Now, a team from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine in the United Kingdom, in collaboration with other researchers from the U.K., Kenya, and India, have conducted a review of the medical studies and grey literature. Their review included studying conference abstracts, reports, and doctoral theses to find more about the usage and safety of menstrual cups.

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18/09/2019

Menstrual cups are becoming more and more popular, especially in Western countries, primarily thanks to their reusability. But are they as safe as other disposable menstrual products? And how many people globally actually know about them? A new review attempts to offer some answers.
Menstrual cups have been around at least since 1932 when L. J. Goodard patented a "va**nal receptacle." Like most menstrual cups of today, it was a bell-shaped object that a person could insert in their va**nal canal to collect menstrual blood.
Nowadays, manufacturers make these products out of soft, pliable, sterilized, and easy to clean medical-grade materials, such as silicone, rubber, latex, and elastomer.
Menstrual cups have become increasingly popular, thanks to the fact that a person can reuse them. They are also durable and can last for approximately 10 years.

To be continued in next post...

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03/08/2019

So we got an order from someone in Shomolu, Lagos today and we delivered the cup the same day!

What are you still waiting for?

Place your order today and stay relieved during your period!

N7,000

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