Why do you think the moon cup is not more widely known in the U.S. and not sold along side other feminine products?
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Honestly, I wouldn't use it. The whole process just seems unpleasant. I agree that the United States has become overly dependent upon disposable things, and we throw away way too much stuff (paper towels and napkins because we refuse to wash and reuse linens, disposable dust clothes, etc.) but I have to admit that I'm a fan of disposal hygiene items. I can live with myself for those things. Not my proudest contribution to the future, but that's my line...
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However, I have searched the internet on this product and to my discovery, its FDA - USA approved...The menstrual cup names are The Keeper and Moon Cup..Here's a company who ships them from Cincinati, Ohio...read more
http://www.mooncupsandkeepers.com/questions.html
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I have to say, I thought it would be too but it isn't any more or less unpleasant than any other option, and I like the lack of trash. Placing it though is a series of trials and errors.