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The quality and safety of a menstrual cup have always a price
Some users have doubts about starting to use the menstrual cup. Whether for reasons of habit, insecurities… or even price. However, today we interviewed Dolors López, pharmacist and co-founder of enna, to tell us why the fact of ensuring that the menstrual cup is of quality has a price. Let’s talk about manufacturing protocols…
Ovulation days: What are they and how can you identify them?
Your ovulation days are the dates when you are most fertile and have the best chance of becoming pregnant if you have sex without protection. One of your ovaries releases an egg, which travels along the fallopian tube and stays there for between 12 and 24 hours. If fertilisation doesn’t occur, it will continue down
enna fertility improves fertility and helps you achieve pregnancy
enna fertility improves fertility and helps you achieve pregnancy. Like the rest of the enna family, enna fertility cares for women’s health, but this new product also supports sperm and the male microbiota, helping you to conceive. enna fertility includes the enna cap, which helps the spermatozoa reach the cervix, and enna fertility gel, which
Why should you teach your daughter about the menstrual cup?
Teaching your daughter about the menstrual cup is a way to show her that there are other options aside from pads and tampons. It also gives her the opportunity to get to know and respect her body from a young age. While some of our followers have said that they’re going to teach their daughters
How to change your menstrual period cup away from home
When you start to take an interest in the world of the menstrual cup, something often wondered is how to change your menstrual period cup away from home. When you are used to simply using and throwing away traditional pads and tampons, replacing your cup in an unknown public bathroom might scare you or put
What should I do if I can’t take my menstrual cup out?
If I can’t take my menstrual cup out, will it get lost inside? No, nothing bad will happen if you can’t take your cup out of the vaginal canal straight away. It’s most likely that you are nervous. The first thing you should know is that it can only go as far as the cervix
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