This whole menstrual pad conversation pisses me off every single time because you people keep acting like we’re in 1887 and there are no other options.
I was barely a teenager when I started using tampons. I quickly realised I hated pads, so I did my research, bought tampons, tried them, and found them so much better for me. I used tampons for over 10 years before I decided to try menstrual cups two years ago, and honestly, it was one of the best decisions I’ve made. (PS: there’s definitely a learning curve.)
How about instead of jumping on the bandwagon to act like a bird and speak so confidently about something you’ve never even used, you go to Google, do a little research yourself (I promise you won’t die), then go to the mall and buy one or two options and see what actually works for you?
Then you can come back here and share your experience instead of displaying absolute ignorance about something you’ve never tried.
@ininghe_ I tire oo
When I started my mom first introduced me to reusable washable pads, I switched to disposable pads and was never comfortable with both.
My friend introduced me to cotton wool, it was so comfortable and then I found out it was unhealthy,
@ininghe_ I used tampon for a while and tried out cups. I have never looked back.
All this happened years ago. I can't believe we are having this conversation in 2026. Lol
@ininghe_ I tire oo
When I started my mom first introduced me to reusable washable pads, I switched to disposable pads and was never comfortable with both.
My friend introduced me to cotton wool, it was so comfortable and then I found out it was unhealthy,
@ChikaodiVivian A Mastercard from any Nigerian bank should work.
I used my Mastercard until it expired a few years ago, then I switched to Chipper Cash’s Naira card. Chipper gives you a Visa card. Their dollar card rate is crazy.
I wouldn’t advise running ads through iOS.