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I’m 14 and don’t want to use disposable pads any more. Do you recommend the Lunette, which is the cup I am thinking of getting. How can I ask my mum to buy it for me online. I have the money for it, I just don’t know how to ask her to order it. If you don’t recommend the Lunette which one do you prefer, available in the UK please.
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Choose what feels good for you. Just because your young, doesn't mean you have to get the smallest size. I'm twelve and have considered the larger Lunette, but I don't feel comfortable with it. Personally, I recommend trying tampons first. You may not like internal products, which would just be a complete waste of money if you buy a menstrual cup. Good Luck! Marked as spam
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I suggest researching what's best for you! Marked as spam
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Do lots and lots of research on all the different types (that's what I did) and you will eventually decide on the one that's right for you! I am getting a meluna starter kit in small and medium so I can try the sizes because they are designed for younger girls. I am 14 too. ETTAC: This is good advice! I was going to recommend Meluna, as well, but it's always best to hear it from someone who speaks from experience. I'd advise you see yourself as a younger woman instead of younger girl. You're already ahead of the curve for taking charge of your period, and that's no small matter! ~Jessica Marked as spam
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