Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new Feminie Hygeine Product

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…Not a Tampon, Not a Pad:

Feminine Hygiene's latest Innovation in 50 years

 

Kitchener, Ontario, Canada – Just like other women, Francine Chambers

used to plan camping trips and vacations around her period.

Uncomfortable, unreliable feminine hygiene products frustrated her.

History repeated itself years later with her daughter's own

disappointment in the lack of reliability and cost of conventional

products. Feminine hygiene became a " pet peeve " and a problem to be

solved. Today, the mother-daughter team leads the menstrual cup

category with their newly designed menstrual cup, The DivaCup™. The

company is on the leading-edge of the US $2.3 Billion in 2001

(expected $2.7 Billion in 2005) feminine hygiene market and is

experiencing healthy growth at 168% (2004). In the feminine hygiene

category where there have been very few innovations in over 50 years,

The DivaCup™ represents a breakthrough product for women.

 

" With all the state-of-the-art conveniences Western society has

developed, it baffles me why we are still using out-dated feminine

hygiene concepts, " explains Francine who had the concept of a

menstrual cup in her head for over 25 years. " I knew that I had to

offer this to other women and that it would be my lifelong passion. "

 

After 10 years of successfully selling menstrual cups worldwide, the

pair redesigned the device, making structural improvements and

manufacturing it out of medical grade silicone. This material is the

same type of silicone used in knee replacements and heart valves

making The DivaCup™ comfortable, clean and long-lasting. Medical

grade silicone has been safely and extensively used in medical

devices for over five decades.

 

In 2000, over 55.9 million women in the US alone are monthly users of

disposable feminine hygiene products. The 41 year menstruation span

(11-52 years) creates billions of pounds of disposable feminine

hygiene products being " dumped " into the environment. In 1998, the

annual figures for the U.S. were estimated at 12 billion sanitary

pads and 7 billion tampons.

 

" Since disposable feminine hygiene waste poses a continuing

environmental issue, we are committed to decreasing this serious eco-

footprint by offering The DivaCup™. We truly believe that menstrual

cups are the next generation of feminine hygiene, " states Carinne

Pickering who began the company with her mother after completing an

Honors Bachelor of Business degree from the prestigious Wilfrid

Laurier University.

 

Because the menstrual cup has never been linked to Toxic Shock

Syndrome, women are putting their concern for health to the forefront

by purchasing this leading-edge alternative to tampons. A strong

underground word-of-mouth campaign is taking place worldwide, as

women are telling other women about the The DivaCup™.

 

The DivaCup™ is available at natural food stores, upscale grocery,

specialty drug stores throughout the U.S. and Canada.

 

 

DivaCup Quick Facts >

 

It's no wonder why every woman dreads " that time of the month " …

 

 

Ö co-opted toilet paper from a public washroom as a temporary

measure

Ö planned a vacation around your period

Ö avoided white pants for that one 'special' week of the month

Ö done a supplies hand-off with a girlfriend while the dates weren't

looking

Ö cautiously tucked the telltale string into your bikini

Ö accidentally pulled a mystery object from your purse in front of a

curious male audience

Ö scuttled to the washroom to survey the leak damage after a

sudden 'surge'

Ö clogged your toilet with " flushable " feminine products

Ö left a party with a jacket tied around your waist

 

 

 

The Ultimate in Feminine Protection- The DivaCup™ offers women

convenience and peace of mind. Worn internally, The DivaCup™ is

positioned low in the vagina for a secure fit and easy removal.

Designed to hold up to one full ounce, one can swim, run, backpack,

travel and even wear it overnight without ever worrying about leaks.

 

No More Hassle- The DivaCup™ eliminates the need to spend time

searching for a bathroom, hiding tampons or pads in pockets, or

constantly worrying about leakage and unpleasant odors. Also it works

for light as well as heavy days. Also, there is no more guessing as

to which kind of products to use on certain days or nights.

 

Convenient- With nothing to buy and nothing to throw away, The

DivaCup™ is convenient and worry-free.

 

Easy-To-Use - The DivaCup™ is the most convenient way to deal with

menstruation. It only requires emptying 2 to 4 times a day depending

on flow and can be worn for an entire cycle up to 12 hours at a time,

even overnight.

 

Design- The innovative DivaCup™ design features easy-grip ridges,

convenient flow measurements and a, soft, flexible stem for comfort

and easy removal. Designed to hold one full ounce (30 ml), The

DivaCup™ is capable of accommodating even the heaviest flows (an

entire average cycle is 3 to 4 ounces or 90 to 120 ml).

 

Health and Safety- The DivaCup™ holds the U.S. FDA (Food and Drug

Administration) 510k Medical Device Number and the Health Canada

Medical Device License. Diva International Inc. is also ISO 13485

Certified, which ensures the highest quality in production, packaging

and distribution of The DivaCup™.

 

Toxic Shock Syndrome- The serious and sometimes fatal Toxic Shock

Syndrome (TSS) is caused by toxin-producing strains of the

Staphylococcus aureus bacterium and has been linked to the use of

conventional, rayon-based tampons.

 

Eco-Friendly- In 1998, 7 billion tampons and 12 billion sanitary pads

and their packaging were disposed into landfills and sewage systems

in the U.S. alone. With landfill and pollution problems on the rise,

The DivaCup™ is committed to reducing the serious eco-footprint of

feminine hygiene by offering The DivaCup™.

 

 

http://www.divacup.com/

[Guest guest]

These are called Moon cups in the UK.

 

Jo

 

, " angelikfiona "

<angelik_kitty_kat wrote:

>

> …Not a Tampon, Not a Pad:

> Feminine Hygiene's latest Innovation in 50 years

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Oh no, not this again! argh! runs and hides........... The Valley vegan................heartwerk <jo.heartwork wrote: These are called Moon cups in the UK.Jo , "angelikfiona" <angelik_kitty_kat wrote:>> …Not a Tampon, Not a Pad: > Feminine Hygiene's latest Innovation in 50

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What's the matter Peter - do you think we should revert to olden times and pretend that women should be ashamed of their nature?

 

Jo

 

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peter VV

Monday, February 26, 2007 7:10 PM

Re: Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new Feminie Hygeine Product

 

Oh no, not this again! argh!

runs and hides...........

 

The Valley vegan................heartwerk <jo.heartwork wrote:

 

 

These are called Moon cups in the UK.Jo , "angelikfiona" <angelik_kitty_kat wrote:>> …Not a Tampon, Not a Pad: > Feminine Hygiene's latest Innovation in 50 years

Peter H

 

 

 

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hi peter

 

if it where not for the natural process of wonderful blood pouring out

of women's vaginas

every month,

you wouldn't be here

 

 

 

, peter VV <swpgh01 wrote:

>

> Oh no, not this again! argh!

> runs and hides...........

>

> The Valley vegan................

>

> heartwerk <jo.heartwork wrote:

> These are called Moon cups in the UK.

[Guest guest]

looks like the " blood cup " an ex of mine use to use........

 

 

>angelikfiona <angelik_kitty_kat

>Feb 25, 2007 12:28 PM

>

> Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new Feminie

Hygeine Product

>

>Â…Not a Tampon, Not a Pad:

>Feminine Hygiene's latest Innovation in 50 years

>

>Kitchener, Ontario, Canada – Just like other women, Francine Chambers

>used to plan camping trips and vacations around her period.

>Uncomfortable, unreliable feminine hygiene products frustrated her.

>History repeated itself years later with her daughter's own

>disappointment in the lack of reliability and cost of conventional

>products. Feminine hygiene became a " pet peeve " and a problem to be

>solved. Today, the mother-daughter team leads the menstrual cup

>category with their newly designed menstrual cup, The DivaCup™. The

>company is on the leading-edge of the US $2.3 Billion in 2001

>(expected $2.7 Billion in 2005) feminine hygiene market and is

>experiencing healthy growth at 168% (2004). In the feminine hygiene

>category where there have been very few innovations in over 50 years,

>The DivaCup™ represents a breakthrough product for women.

>

> " With all the state-of-the-art conveniences Western society has

>developed, it baffles me why we are still using out-dated feminine

>hygiene concepts, " explains Francine who had the concept of a

>menstrual cup in her head for over 25 years. " I knew that I had to

>offer this to other women and that it would be my lifelong passion. "

>

>After 10 years of successfully selling menstrual cups worldwide, the

>pair redesigned the device, making structural improvements and

>manufacturing it out of medical grade silicone. This material is the

>same type of silicone used in knee replacements and heart valves

>making The DivaCup™ comfortable, clean and long-lasting. Medical

>grade silicone has been safely and extensively used in medical

>devices for over five decades.

>

>In 2000, over 55.9 million women in the US alone are monthly users of

>disposable feminine hygiene products. The 41 year menstruation span

>(11-52 years) creates billions of pounds of disposable feminine

>hygiene products being " dumped " into the environment. In 1998, the

>annual figures for the U.S. were estimated at 12 billion sanitary

>pads and 7 billion tampons.

>

> " Since disposable feminine hygiene waste poses a continuing

>environmental issue, we are committed to decreasing this serious eco-

>footprint by offering The DivaCup™. We truly believe that menstrual

>cups are the next generation of feminine hygiene, " states Carinne

>Pickering who began the company with her mother after completing an

>Honors Bachelor of Business degree from the prestigious Wilfrid

>Laurier University.

>

>Because the menstrual cup has never been linked to Toxic Shock

>Syndrome, women are putting their concern for health to the forefront

>by purchasing this leading-edge alternative to tampons. A strong

>underground word-of-mouth campaign is taking place worldwide, as

>women are telling other women about the The DivaCup™.

>

>The DivaCup™ is available at natural food stores, upscale grocery,

>specialty drug stores throughout the U.S. and Canada.

>

>

>DivaCup Quick Facts >

>

>It's no wonder why every woman dreads " that time of the month " Â…

>

>

>Ö co-opted toilet paper from a public washroom as a temporary

>measure

>Ö planned a vacation around your period

>Ö avoided white pants for that one 'special' week of the month

>Ö done a supplies hand-off with a girlfriend while the dates weren't

>looking

>Ö cautiously tucked the telltale string into your bikini

>Ö accidentally pulled a mystery object from your purse in front of a

>curious male audience

>Ö scuttled to the washroom to survey the leak damage after a

>sudden 'surge'

>Ö clogged your toilet with " flushable " feminine products

>Ö left a party with a jacket tied around your waist

>

>

>

>The Ultimate in Feminine Protection- The DivaCup™ offers women

>convenience and peace of mind. Worn internally, The DivaCup™ is

>positioned low in the vagina for a secure fit and easy removal.

>Designed to hold up to one full ounce, one can swim, run, backpack,

>travel and even wear it overnight without ever worrying about leaks.

>

>No More Hassle- The DivaCup™ eliminates the need to spend time

>searching for a bathroom, hiding tampons or pads in pockets, or

>constantly worrying about leakage and unpleasant odors. Also it works

>for light as well as heavy days. Also, there is no more guessing as

>to which kind of products to use on certain days or nights.

>

>Convenient- With nothing to buy and nothing to throw away, The

>DivaCup™ is convenient and worry-free.

>

>Easy-To-Use - The DivaCup™ is the most convenient way to deal with

>menstruation. It only requires emptying 2 to 4 times a day depending

>on flow and can be worn for an entire cycle up to 12 hours at a time,

>even overnight.

>

>Design- The innovative DivaCup™ design features easy-grip ridges,

>convenient flow measurements and a, soft, flexible stem for comfort

>and easy removal. Designed to hold one full ounce (30 ml), The

>DivaCup™ is capable of accommodating even the heaviest flows (an

>entire average cycle is 3 to 4 ounces or 90 to 120 ml).

>

>Health and Safety- The DivaCup™ holds the U.S. FDA (Food and Drug

>Administration) 510k Medical Device Number and the Health Canada

>Medical Device License. Diva International Inc. is also ISO 13485

>Certified, which ensures the highest quality in production, packaging

>and distribution of The DivaCup™.

>

>Toxic Shock Syndrome- The serious and sometimes fatal Toxic Shock

>Syndrome (TSS) is caused by toxin-producing strains of the

>Staphylococcus aureus bacterium and has been linked to the use of

>conventional, rayon-based tampons.

>

>Eco-Friendly- In 1998, 7 billion tampons and 12 billion sanitary pads

>and their packaging were disposed into landfills and sewage systems

>in the U.S. alone. With landfill and pollution problems on the rise,

>The DivaCup™ is committed to reducing the serious eco-footprint of

>feminine hygiene by offering The DivaCup™.

>

>

>http://www.divacup.com/

>

>

>

>

>

>

>To send an email to -

>

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----- peter VV Monday, February 26, 2007 7:10 PM Re: Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new Feminie Hygeine Product Oh no, not this again! argh! runs and hides........... The Valley vegan................heartwerk <jo.heartwork > wrote: These are called Moon cups in

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Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaghhhhh, stop it, stop it , stop it...............do you have to be so graphic? Still hiding behind the sofa................... The Valley Vegan..............zurumato <zurumato wrote: hi peter if it where not for the natural process of wonderful blood pouring outof women's vaginasevery month, you wouldn't be here , peter

VV <swpgh01 wrote:>> Oh no, not this again! argh!> runs and hides...........> > The Valley vegan................> > heartwerk <jo.heartwork wrote:> These are called Moon cups in the UK.Peter H

 

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yer a strange person peter...a strange person

peter VV Feb 27, 2007 12:51 PM Re: Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new Feminie Hygeine Product

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaghhhhh, stop it, stop it , stop it...............do you have to be so graphic?

Still hiding behind the sofa...................

 

The Valley Vegan..............zurumato <zurumato wrote:

 

 

hi peter if it where not for the natural process of wonderful blood pouring outof women's vaginasevery month, you wouldn't be here , peter VV <swpgh01 wrote:>> Oh no, not this again! argh!> runs and hides...........> > The Valley vegan................> > heartwerk <jo.heartwork wrote:> These are called Moon cups in the UK.

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From you, I take that as a high compliment. Thanks mate. The Valley Vegan............. fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: yer a strange person peter...a strange person peter VV Feb 27, 2007 12:51 PM Re: Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A

Revolutionary new Feminie Hygeine Product Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaghhhhh, stop it, stop it , stop it...............do you have to be so graphic? Still hiding behind the sofa................... The Valley Vegan..............zurumato <zurumato (AT) earthlink (DOT) net> wrote: hi peter if it where not for the natural process of wonderful blood pouring outof women's vaginasevery month, you wouldn't be here , peter VV <swpgh01 wrote:>> Oh no, not this again! argh!> runs and hides...........> > The Valley vegan................> > heartwerk

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endeavor to prolong its reign by working upon the prejudices of the people until all the wealth is aggregated in a few hands and the republic is destroyed. I feel, at this moment, more anxiety for the safety of my country than ever before, even in the midst of war. God grant that my suspicions may prove groundless." Lincoln in a letter to Col. William F. Elkins on November 21, 1864 Peter H

 

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has anyone seen that new commercial

(from a pharmacetuical company)

 

that says now you can elimanate your period

with a pill!

 

 

I have only seen it once or twice, but I think that it is not

not natural.

 

they show modern type women in that commercial

I guess I'm old fashioned.

 

They don't really give a reason for eliminating periods

just convenience.

 

I guess or maybe i should

" ask my doctor "

 

-anouk

[Guest guest]

Seasonique

 

welcome to the world of convience " medicines "

 

 

>zurumato <zurumato

>Feb 27, 2007 2:45 PM

>

> Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new

Feminie Hygeine Product

>

>has anyone seen that new commercial

>(from a pharmacetuical company)

>

>that says now you can elimanate your period

>with a pill!

>

>

>I have only seen it once or twice, but I think that it is not

>not natural.

>

>they show modern type women in that commercial

>I guess I'm old fashioned.

>

>They don't really give a reason for eliminating periods

>just convenience.

>

>I guess or maybe i should

> " ask my doctor "

>

>-anouk

>

>

>

>

>To send an email to -

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Anouk

 

Excuse my ignorance here - what with being male, I'm not all that familiar with the topic... but isn't that what contraceptive pills do?

 

BB

Peter

On 27/02/07, zurumato <zurumato wrote:

has anyone seen that new commercial(from a pharmacetuical company)that says now you can elimanate your period

with a pill!I have only seen it once or twice, but I think that it is notnot natural.they show modern type women in that commercialI guess I'm old fashioned.They don't really give a reason for eliminating periods

just convenience.I guess or maybe i should " ask my doctor " -anouk

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter,

 

women who are on oral contraceptives still get their periods

once a month.

However, their amount is decreased,

 

for example a woman on the pill will get her period for only day

maybe two.

 

 

a woman on nothing will get her period for five days

(or more or less

depending on the age). The way it had been for millenia.

 

at least that is what I hear from my friends!

I've never taken any.

 

This new pill would eliminate it allthogether.

 

I am not one to say good or bad, maybe I need to learn more,

but magazines are implying that in the future, girls

won't have periods. Or, can rid of it, if they want to go on Holiday

or vacation.

 

-anouk

 

 

 

 

, " Peter Kebbell " <metalscarab

wrote:

>

> Hi Anouk

>

> Excuse my ignorance here - what with being male, I'm not all that

familiar

> with the topic... but isn't that what contraceptive pills do?

>

> BB

> Peter

>

>

> On 27/02/07, zurumato <zurumato wrote:

> >

> > has anyone seen that new commercial

> > (from a pharmacetuical company)

> >

> > that says now you can elimanate your period

> > with a pill!

> >

> >

> > I have only seen it once or twice, but I think that it is not

> > not natural.

> >

> > they show modern type women in that commercial

> > I guess I'm old fashioned.

> >

> > They don't really give a reason for eliminating periods

> > just convenience.

> >

> > I guess or maybe i should

> > " ask my doctor "

> >

> > -anouk

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > To send an email to -

> >

[Guest guest]

i could see the positive side to this new pill.

 

-fewer (unwanted) children in the world

 

-a solution for women with anemia or endometriosis (painful periods).

 

but I personally wouldn't consider it because I don't

know the long term studies on this.

 

I can see it being popular, because the old fashioned period

is seen as an inconvenience. understandable in todays world.

 

I consider myself a (WILD) product of evolution and will remain so

for now.

 

-anouk

[Guest guest]

Hi Anouk

 

I went to the doctor for the pill when I went on my honeymoon, because my

timing would have been bad. Ever since the pill was invented it has been

possible to use it to miss or delay a period. Having said that I don't

think it a good idea to delay more than one.

 

Jo

 

-

" zurumato " <zurumato

 

Wednesday, February 28, 2007 4:45 PM

Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new

Feminie Hygeine Product

 

 

> Hi Peter,

>

> women who are on oral contraceptives still get their periods

> once a month.

> However, their amount is decreased,

>

> for example a woman on the pill will get her period for only day

> maybe two.

>

>

> a woman on nothing will get her period for five days

> (or more or less

> depending on the age). The way it had been for millenia.

>

> at least that is what I hear from my friends!

> I've never taken any.

>

> This new pill would eliminate it allthogether.

>

> I am not one to say good or bad, maybe I need to learn more,

> but magazines are implying that in the future, girls

> won't have periods. Or, can rid of it, if they want to go on Holiday

> or vacation.

>

> -anouk

>

>

>

>

> , " Peter Kebbell " <metalscarab

> wrote:

> >

> > Hi Anouk

> >

> > Excuse my ignorance here - what with being male, I'm not all that

> familiar

> > with the topic... but isn't that what contraceptive pills do?

> >

> > BB

> > Peter

> >

> >

> > On 27/02/07, zurumato <zurumato wrote:

> > >

> > > has anyone seen that new commercial

> > > (from a pharmacetuical company)

> > >

> > > that says now you can elimanate your period

> > > with a pill!

> > >

> > >

> > > I have only seen it once or twice, but I think that it is not

> > > not natural.

> > >

> > > they show modern type women in that commercial

> > > I guess I'm old fashioned.

> > >

> > > They don't really give a reason for eliminating periods

> > > just convenience.

> > >

> > > I guess or maybe i should

> > > " ask my doctor "

> > >

> > > -anouk

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > To send an email to -

> > >

[Guest guest]

I do agree Anouk. I never minded my cycle - quit eenjoyed it - all part of

being grown up.

 

Jo

 

-

" zurumato " <zurumato

 

Wednesday, February 28, 2007 5:15 PM

Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new

Feminie Hygeine Product

 

 

> i could see the positive side to this new pill.

>

> -fewer (unwanted) children in the world

>

> -a solution for women with anemia or endometriosis (painful periods).

>

> but I personally wouldn't consider it because I don't

> know the long term studies on this.

>

> I can see it being popular, because the old fashioned period

> is seen as an inconvenience. understandable in todays world.

>

> I consider myself a (WILD) product of evolution and will remain so

> for now.

>

> -anouk

To send an email to -

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jo

 

You know, there are some things that you just don't need to know about your mother ;-)

 

BB

Peter

On 28/02/07, jo <jo.heartwork wrote:

Hi AnoukI went to the doctor for the pill when I went on my honeymoon, because mytiming would have been bad. Ever since the pill was invented it has been

possible to use it to miss or delay a period. Having said that I don'tthink it a good idea to delay more than one.Jo- " zurumato " <

zurumatoWednesday, February 28, 2007 4:45 PM Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A Revolutionary new

Feminie Hygeine Product> Hi Peter,>> women who are on oral contraceptives still get their periods> once a month.> However, their amount is decreased,>> for example a woman on the pill will get her period for only day

> maybe two.>>> a woman on nothing will get her period for five days> (or more or less> depending on the age). The way it had been for millenia.>> at least that is what I hear from my friends!

> I've never taken any.>> This new pill would eliminate it allthogether.>> I am not one to say good or bad, maybe I need to learn more,> but magazines are implying that in the future, girls

> won't have periods. Or, can rid of it, if they want to go on Holiday> or vacation.>> -anouk>>>>>

, " Peter Kebbell " <metalscarab> wrote:> >> > Hi Anouk> >> > Excuse my ignorance here - what with being male, I'm not all that> familiar

> > with the topic... but isn't that what contraceptive pills do?> >> > BB> > Peter> >> >> > On 27/02/07, zurumato <zurumato wrote:> > >

> > > has anyone seen that new commercial> > > (from a pharmacetuical company)> > >> > > that says now you can elimanate your period> > > with a pill!> > >

> > >> > > I have only seen it once or twice, but I think that it is not> > > not natural.> > >> > > they show modern type women in that commercial> > > I guess I'm old fashioned.

> > >> > > They don't really give a reason for eliminating periods> > > just convenience.> > >> > > I guess or maybe i should> > > " ask my doctor "

> > >> > > -anouk> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > To send an email to

- > > >

[Guest guest]

Cheeky :-)

 

BB

Jo

 

 

, " Peter Kebbell " <metalscarab

wrote:

>

> Hi Jo

>

> You know, there are some things that you just don't need to know

about your

> mother ;-)

>

> BB

> Peter

>

>

> On 28/02/07, jo <jo.heartwork wrote:

> >

> > Hi Anouk

> >

> > I went to the doctor for the pill when I went on my honeymoon,

because my

> > timing would have been bad. Ever since the pill was invented it

has been

> > possible to use it to miss or delay a period. Having said that I

don't

> > think it a good idea to delay more than one.

> >

> > Jo

> >

> > -

> > " zurumato " <zurumato

> >

> > Wednesday, February 28, 2007 4:45 PM

> > Re: Ladies Check Out the DivaCup~A

Revolutionary new

> > Feminie Hygeine Product

> >

> >

> > > Hi Peter,

> > >

> > > women who are on oral contraceptives still get their periods

> > > once a month.

> > > However, their amount is decreased,

> > >

> > > for example a woman on the pill will get her period for only day

> > > maybe two.

> > >

> > >

> > > a woman on nothing will get her period for five days

> > > (or more or less

> > > depending on the age). The way it had been for millenia.

> > >

> > > at least that is what I hear from my friends!

> > > I've never taken any.

> > >

> > > This new pill would eliminate it allthogether.

> > >

> > > I am not one to say good or bad, maybe I need to learn more,

> > > but magazines are implying that in the future, girls

> > > won't have periods. Or, can rid of it, if they want to go on

Holiday

> > > or vacation.

> > >

> > > -anouk

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > , " Peter Kebbell "

<metalscarab@>

> > > wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Hi Anouk

> > > >

> > > > Excuse my ignorance here - what with being male, I'm not all

that

> > > familiar

> > > > with the topic... but isn't that what contraceptive pills do?

> > > >

> > > > BB

> > > > Peter

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > On 27/02/07, zurumato <zurumato@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > has anyone seen that new commercial

> > > > > (from a pharmacetuical company)

> > > > >

> > > > > that says now you can elimanate your period

> > > > > with a pill!

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > I have only seen it once or twice, but I think that it is

not

> > > > > not natural.

> > > > >

> > > > > they show modern type women in that commercial

> > > > > I guess I'm old fashioned.

> > > > >

> > > > > They don't really give a reason for eliminating periods

> > > > > just convenience.

> > > > >

> > > > > I guess or maybe i should

> > > > > " ask my doctor "

> > > > >

> > > > > -anouk

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > To send an email to

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> > > > >