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Did You Know?

Over 12 BILLION pads and tampons are USED ONCE and disposed of annually.

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Advertising sanitary protection on TV in the UK was forbidden until 1988.

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The "Toxic Shock Syndrome Information Service" (TSSIS) is funded and supported by Johnson & Johnson GmbH, Kimberly-Clark Ltd., Lil-lets, Ontex Retail Ltd., Playtex Products Inc., Procter & Gamble UK and Toiletry Sales Ltd.

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Corn-based plastic substitutes - new solution or new problem?

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"Every year, in Britain alone, we would need to dig a hole 300 feet wide and 300 feet deep to bury the used sanitary pads and tampons that women throw away"

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Tampons absorb 65% menstrual fluid and 35% natural moisture, creating imbalances in the moisture and pH levels of the vagina

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There is six times more plastic than plankton in the Pacific Ocean

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EVERY DAY in the UK, 2.5 million tampons, 1.4 sanitary towels and 700,000 panty liners are flushed into our sewage system

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The word "menstruation" is etymologically related to "moon"...

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Brilliant online TV programme describes one woman's experience of the menstrual cup learning curve

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On 24 October, people in 181 countries came together through the '350 project' to unite and demonstrate on climate change


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Is your period a luxury? We still pay VAT on sanitary products!

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Vaginal plastic surgery is the fastest-growing cosmetic procedure in the UK

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The brilliant 'Story of Stuff' tops 7 million viewers

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Households in the UK throw away almost 30 million tonnes of rubbish every year

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Award-winning local artist Lou McCurdy first caught our eye at Mooncup with her exhibition “More Plastic than Plankton”.

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Dioxin, produced during tampon manufacture, is the most toxic man-made substance known to science.

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The UK sanitary protection market is worth in excess of £267 million.

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Testimonials

After having children my periods were unbelievably heavy, to the point that I was quite worried about leaving the house on a couple of the days. Super plus tampons and heavy duty pads were not enough to stop leaks, and I was even nervous about my soft furnishings- no joke! Having read about the mooncup I was sceptical as I couldn't believe that it would cope with my heaviest days. So after experiencing yet another shopping trip which ended with a dash home for a complete change of clothing(!) I bought a mooncup, thinking what have I got to lose? Like so many other women on this site, I was converted from day one. No leaks at all, and on my second month of use I was even relaxed enough not to be popping to the loo every half hour to check that all was clear below! Public loos are not the challenge you may expect, as the mooncup cleans up really well with a quick wipe with toilet paper, and of course it is so discreet,as there are no more tell tale rustling wrappers (if you are coy about these things). The freedom I experience in using my mooncup is amazing, I don't have to pack my handbag like a kids nappy bag any more (pads, tampons, wipes, spare pants)and I am reassured that my mooncup is all I need for guarranteed protection from leaks through out my period. Of course the best thing about mooncups is the impact on the environment- none! (apart from the manufacturing processes about which I know nothing!) If you are still undecided, take the step and buy yourself a mooncup, you won't regret it and after one day using it you will be kicking yourself for being so sceptical.
Vikki
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