How are menstrual cups different from pads and tampons?
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“Menstrual cups are made of silicone. Unlike pads and tampons, a menstrual cup collects blood instead of absorb, allowing your vagina to stay naturally moist and at a healthy pH level. A menstrual cup also has 3 times the capacity of a regular pad or tampon and can be worn for 8 – 12 hours!”
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