Mooncup update...
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Originally Posted by Fionast
Right bought mine last night. Do you recomend trying it a few times before actually needing to use it?
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Yep - the hardest part is being brave enough to put it in!
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Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
Yep - the hardest part is being brave enough to put it in!
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Originally Posted by Fionast
Right bought mine last night. Do you recomend trying it a few times before actually needing to use it?
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Originally Posted by annqldau
Would wait for the monthly as things tend to soften up that time of the month so easier to put in, think it's a hormonal thing.
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Originally Posted by Fionast
That'd make sense. I guess theres also a bit more lubrication then as well to make things easier!!
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Originally Posted by iPom
It does say to practice a couple of times so you can get it right before the big day. 

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Originally Posted by annqldau
Problem is you can't tell if you have got it correct until the stuff is pouring out the sides and down your legs... :scared: :scared: :scared:
LOL - but that's unlikely to happen, isn't it? (she says hopefully)
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Ok as I'm next due when we are on our way over, I think I'll stick to tampons this time - I don't want to be leaving a trail of the red stuff behind me everywhere I go!!!
Hmm maybe I should steralise now while theres no one around to ask!!!
Hmm maybe I should steralise now while theres no one around to ask!!!
#84
Originally Posted by annqldau
I went for the post birth size but not sure if I should have gone for the pre birth size as my son was only 7.9 lbs born so don't think i've had as much wear and tear as the shelling peas type of woman.
I think they are different for non-baby bearing women and post baby bearing women cos your cervix changes shape after a pregnancy.
was reading the moneysavingexpert.com 'green and ethical' forum last night - there is a huge thread about mooncups and almost all who have posted on it give mooncups the thumbs up!
im going to give it a try, but will use my advantage points once they are up to 2000 (on 1800 at moment!!)
Last edited by tiredwithtwins; Nov 3rd 2006 at 8:18 pm.
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Originally Posted by tiredwithtwins
I think they are different for non-baby bearing women and post baby bearing women cos your cervix changes shape after a pregnancy.
was reading the moneysavingexpert.com 'green and ethical' forum last night - there is a huge thread about mooncups and almost all who have posted on it give mooncups the thumbs up!
im going to give it a try, but will use my advantage points once they are up to 2000 (on 1800 at moment!!)

was reading the moneysavingexpert.com 'green and ethical' forum last night - there is a huge thread about mooncups and almost all who have posted on it give mooncups the thumbs up!
im going to give it a try, but will use my advantage points once they are up to 2000 (on 1800 at moment!!)

u can get them on boots points? cool
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Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
u can get them on boots points? cool
course you can! as long as you have enough points, you can usually spend em on what ever you want ... cept gift vouchers and baby milk for some strange reason, but yes, you can spend your points on whatever you want.
just wanted to add, that a lot of the posters on mse say they chop the stem off so there is only about 1/8 " left ... have any of you done that?
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Originally Posted by tiredwithtwins
course you can! as long as you have enough points, you can usually spend em on what ever you want ... cept gift vouchers and baby milk for some strange reason, but yes, you can spend your points on whatever you want.
just wanted to add, that a lot of the posters on mse say they chop the stem off so there is only about 1/8 " left ... have any of you done that?
just wanted to add, that a lot of the posters on mse say they chop the stem off so there is only about 1/8 " left ... have any of you done that?
I have an advantage card here Sue, if you want it, no idea how much is on it but you are welcome - strangely I can't use it here. Found it the other day
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Originally Posted by moneypen20
Yes, it was suggested on the pamplet that came with it. Just don't chop it too short or you'll have nothing to grab hold of.
I have an advantage card here Sue, if you want it, no idea how much is on it but you are welcome - strangely I can't use it here. Found it the other day
I have an advantage card here Sue, if you want it, no idea how much is on it but you are welcome - strangely I can't use it here. Found it the other day

pmsl .. is that classed as 'one of those things you brought with you that you never intended to pack'???
cheers hun ... is there anything you need from boots i can send you??
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Originally Posted by tiredwithtwins
pmsl .. is that classed as 'one of those things you brought with you that you never intended to pack'???
cheers hun ... is there anything you need from boots i can send you??
cheers hun ... is there anything you need from boots i can send you??
I think I have a £5 Smiths card as well somewhere. Nothing I need from Boots thanks Sue, I was quite surprised to find chemists here that sold stuff just like Boots
Seriously hun, PM me your addy and it's yours. Don't know why but feel it's a waste to throw it away
Probably find it's only got 2 points on it
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Originally Posted by moneypen20
I think I have a £5 Smiths card as well somewhere. Nothing I need from Boots thanks Sue, I was quite surprised to find chemists here that sold stuff just like Boots
Seriously hun, PM me your addy and it's yours. Don't know why but feel it's a waste to throw it away
Probably find it's only got 2 points on it 



