Tampones

A correctly inserted tampon should not hurt or cause discomfort! If you feel the tampon, it means it is not pushed in far enough. The tampon needs to sit in the upper third of the vaginal canal where there are fewer nerve endings. If you feel pain during insertion, try relaxing, using a lighter absorbency size, or adjusting the angle (aiming slightly toward your lower back). Once it's in the right place, you shouldn't feel a thing.

For maximum comfort and safety, you should aim to change your tampon every 4 to 8 hours – never leave a single tampon in for more than 8 hours. The right rhythm depends entirely on your flow! If you find yourself leaking before the four-hour mark, it’s time to move up to a higher absorbency. If you can comfortably wear a tampon for the full eight hours, consider using a lighter absorbency to keep things fresh and safe.

Soft tampons are a revolutionary product for period care! They are flexible, sponge-like tampons made without a string or an applicator. This unique design makes them ultra-discreet and super comfortable, as they conform perfectly to your body. They are inserted and removed using a finger, and their biggest difference is their invisibility during intimate moments! Discretion and comfort, maximized!

Yes, the soft tampon is specifically designed for this! Because it is stringless and highly flexible, it conforms to your body, making it safe to wear during penetrative sex. Neither you nor your partner should feel it when inserted correctly, allowing for completely discreet intimacy during your period. Always check the packaging to ensure the product is safe for intercourse. Never let your period pause your pleasure! 🔒

Choosing the right absorbency is key for both comfort and safety! Tampons are sized based on how much fluid they absorb and the best practice is to always use the lowest absorbency size you need. If your tampon is heavily saturated in less than 4 hours, it's time to move up a size. If you remove it and there are still dry, white areas, switch to a lower absorbency. Listen to your flow and choose the right size for you!