Showing posts with label DivaCup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DivaCup. Show all posts

Monday, May 11, 2009

Comments

Since I have started my blog I will get email notifications once in awhile from people that leave comments at the bottom of each post.

Most of the comments are from people that I know but I have received some from random people that end up discovering my blog.



I normally won't comment on a comment but couldn't believe that I actually received a positive comment from someone for my Lunapad and DivaCup post.

The comment to the post was:

ekodiva said...
i'm a woman and i totally understand being happy about not having to deal with luna pads or diva cup. but... if ya' gotta deal... the diva cup is awesome! washing it out really isn't bad at all, and it's totally comfortable. recommend it to all your girlfriends! they'll love you even more! :)
February 16, 2009 1:49 AM


If anything I'd figured I'd get a positive comment about a blanket with arms in it vs. a post about re-usable menstrual pads. Go figure.

I guess the only thing that would top a positive comment about Lunapads would be a comment on my Triple Nipple post from someone admitting they have one.

Sunday, January 18, 2009

You Want Me To Re-Use WHAT???

I know everyone is trying to cut corners and save money but using washable menstrual pads is a bit too far. This once again helps remind me how lucky I am to be a male vs. a female.

I have no further comments for these products so I'll just take the descriptions right from their website since they speak for themselves.


Lunapads: Every Pad comes with a removable fleece Liner to adjust for optimal absorption & comfort; simply replace the Liner to freshen your Pad.




DivaCup: The DivaCup™ is a small, internally-worn, medical-grade hypoallergenic silicone cup that collects, rather than absorbs, your menstrual flow. The Diva Cup can be worn for up to 12 hours before emptying, washing and reinserting for use for another 12 hours. It can be used for light or moderate flows, and simply emptied more often to accommodate heavy flows.

If you still don't believe these are actual products please check out the website by clicking here.