Other Tampons

I feel that certain tampons suit certain types of women it all depends on how your flow is.I always buy 3 diffrent sizes super,medium and light the super and medium tampons i purchace from asda as i uses asda freestyle make and i must say ive never ever had any problems with these.You can buy them with 36 in a box or 16 and its alot cheaper then the top brands for the light tampons i use tampax as its the only light ones i can find with an applicator.You can buy the tampax light from anywhere for a high price but ive only ever seen them in asda. The only bad thing i hate about the asda make tampons are the stupid cardboard applicators they are really rubbish and ...  Read the complete review

I've stayed clear of low-cost tampons after experiences with another brand, where the tampons came sliding out in the most embarrassing situations. For a long time, I stuck to the trusted Lillets and Tampax, unwilling to risk such awkwardness again. At last, while I was doing online shopping at Tesco's, and was about to run out of tampons, I decided to give their product a try. The price - £1.40 for a pack of 32 'super' sized ones made me suspicious. I thought I had misread, and wondered what the quality would be like. By comparison, a 32 pack of 'super' LilLets costs £2.77. Elsewhere I've seen packs of 16 LilLets for almost ...  Read the complete review

I asked Dooyoo to add a category for this product, but they seem to be moving a little slowly, so I thought I’d just post it here instead, although technically a Mooncup isn’t a tampon. I apologise if this review is in the wrong place, also apologise in advance to any blokes who are grossed out by this review ;-) So what is the Mooncup? The Mooncup is a little rubber article you can buy from Mooncup.co.uk. it’s a menstrual cup about two inches long and made of soft silicone rubber, with a thin end for easy removal. It is worn internally and forms a seal with your vaginal walls. It holds an ounce of liquid, which is on average a third of your ...  Read the complete review

I have to say, that following a recent expedition to Asda, I felt the need to purchase some tampax. Instead of buying my usual favourite, I decided to purchase Asda's own Freestyle tampons. I have to be honest, I bought "super" and they're rubbish. They totally have to be changed every 2 minutes, for fear of embarrassment. But having said that, I dont really think any tampons are particularly good, but I really would advise against the Asda ones. If you do feel the need to "invest" in the Asda ones, be sure to add some nappies to your shopping basket to supplement them, or else you could find yourself ...  Read the complete review