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Teens & Menstrual Cups: Tips for Menstrual Cup Beginners

Menstrual Cup Beginners How old is old enough to use a Lunette menstrual cup? The answer is - if you are old enough to menstruate, you are old enou...

6 Reasons Your Period Could Be Late Besides Being Pregnant

Whether pregnancy right now is your goal or you’re holding off temporarily or forever, a fetus in utero is certainly not the only cause of a period...

The Anatomy of Pleasure

When you have a good knowledge of which parts of your body are meant to make you feel good, it's easier to understand what turns you on (and off). ...

Get to Know Your Vulva and Vagina Better

If you think about it, your partner, your gynecologist and your smear nurse have probably got more idea what your vagina looks like than you do. Bu...

Celebrating all the different kinds of queer bodies that have periods!

At Lunette, we celebrate and welcome diversity. We are an International company with headquarters all over the world. We don’t just publicize that ...

7 Key Features That Make Lunette Cup Unique

When women first begin to research menstrual cups, they assume all cups are the same. Cups may look similar in shape, but they are indeed not the s...

Gender and Period Care Products

As long as menstruation has been around (i.e. forever) it’s been classified as something uniquely feminine. Throughout centuries of civilization, i...

Foods to Help Ease PMS

“I feel great!”, said literally no one who was bleeding out of their vagina, ever in the history of periods. Despite what most traditional period p...

Short History of Menstrual Cups

In the USA, the first prototypes of menstrual cups, also known as catamenial sacks, were patented in 1860's and 1870's. The designs were inventive ...

Lunette menstrual cup is registered with the Vegan Society!

Lunette is proud to announce that the Lunette menstrual cup is registered with the Vegan Society! The Vegan Society is the oldest vegan organizati...

What to Expect When You Get Your First Period

Getting your first period can be really exciting - and also a little scary. Not to worry, though. I’ve been there, done that, and have some informa...