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oh great!
In fact, here we go! (Funny story, I know a guy who works for the Wirecutter. I bet he wasn’t involved in this story.)
Wirecutter: The Best Menstrual Cup
There is a very vocal community of menstrual cup users, and as part of our research we read through several very comprehensive blogs and websites that reviewed and discussed the ins and outs of every menstrual cup model we could find. We also read through hundreds of reviews on Amazon for over 20 different cup models, including ones we didn’t wind up testing. And because using a standard medical-model vagina wouldn’t really simulate the stretchiness and hug of the real thing, we invested nearly 12 hours in trying to build the most functionally realistic model possible.
This was a great read! I mean, the Wirecutter is amazing, if… perhaps over-comprehensive. But.
I kept cracking up at some of the descriptors, though. Describing the vagina as either “long” or “wide” was just… humorous and I don’t know why. Maybe because I’m inwardly twelve. I want to know now, though, if I have a Long Vagina or not. I mean, clearly this is a morally neutral condition, but it just sounds entertaining.
Maybe my cervix is not as high as I might have assumed. I do appreciate the pointers in this article on how to tell. I think a smaller/shorter cup might help me not feel it so much, but I also don’t think it’s going to solve the cramps.
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oh great!
In fact, here we go! (Funny story, I know a guy who works for the Wirecutter. I bet he wasn’t involved in this story.)
Wirecutter: The Best Menstrual Cup
There is a very vocal community of menstrual cup users, and as part of our research we read through several very comprehensive blogs and websites that reviewed and discussed the ins and outs of every menstrual cup model we could find. We also read through hundreds of reviews on Amazon for over 20 different cup models, including ones we didn’t wind up testing. And because using a standard medical-model vagina wouldn’t really simulate the stretchiness and hug of the real thing, we invested nearly 12 hours in trying to build the most functionally realistic model possible.
This was a great read! I mean, the Wirecutter is amazing, if… perhaps over-comprehensive. But.
I kept cracking up at some of the descriptors, though. Describing the vagina as either “long” or “wide” was just… humorous and I don’t know why. Maybe because I’m inwardly twelve. I want to know now, though, if I have a Long Vagina or not. I mean, clearly this is a morally neutral condition, but it just sounds entertaining.
Maybe my cervix is not as high as I might have assumed. I do appreciate the pointers in this article on how to tell. I think a smaller/shorter cup might help me not feel it so much, but I also don’t think it’s going to solve the cramps.
(Your picture was not posted)
