How to use tampons correctly

Most young girls may use sanitary napkins during their menstrual period, which leads to them not having enough understanding about tampons. In fact, compared with sanitary napkins, tampons are more environmentally friendly, cheaper, and less troublesome to use. So how should they use this thing correctly? The following is a brief introduction to this issue.

1. Choose the right tampon

1. Tampons must be safe. Tampons are made of 100% high-quality cotton, which is safe and skin-friendly.

2. Tampons must be clean and hygienic. Here we especially recommend catheter-type tampons, such as the Weishu tampon, which comes with a booster sterilization catheter, which completely avoids direct contact with your hands and is cleaner and more hygienic.

3. Tampons must be simple and quick. For Asian women, tampons are built into the female body, breaking the concept of traditional sanitary napkins.

2. Does it hurt to use sanitary napkins?

The tampon is completely painless and you won't feel any pain when using it. If the tampon is inserted correctly, it should feel very comfortable and not restrictive. If not, it may be because you inserted it in the wrong position or it did not reach deep enough into your vagina. If that happens, just take out the sanitary napkin and replace it with a new one. If the cotton thread breaks, you can also directly remove the tampon itself. Please note that you must wash your hands before and after removal. If it still cannot be removed, consult a doctor or professional.

Well, after reading the above introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding of how to use tampons. Since the female external reproductive system is very fragile and sensitive, and changing tampons requires direct contact with hands, you must keep your hands clean to avoid infection.