I have now used the diva cup for two full cycles (see previous posts) and I have to say that I am fully satisfied. I will be starting a new cycle soon and I am not hesitant at all about using it. I can confidently say that I recommend the Diva Cup without reservations!
If you're interested in helping the environment or just saving money, then I suggest you order one and try it out for two cycles. Then if you don't like it, then you can return it for a full refund, no questions asked. You have a full year to return it.
If you do decide to order it, then please post a comment here. It could help encourage others to try too. Go ahead... take one for the planet!
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I'm now living and working in London (England, not Ontario) and I still can't believe I'm part of this amazing city and culture! And I intend to make the most of it!
About Me
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Links
- Ask Umbra (very funny environmental advice column)
- Science Matters (a column by David Suzuki)
- CHF - a Canadian non-profit organization dedicated to enabling poor rural communities in developing countries to attain sustainable livelihoods.
- Desmog Blog - Clearing the PR pollution that clouds climate science
- International Blog of Food (started by my friend Kent, the experimental chef)
Shows I've Seen
- 2009-03-20 Classical Spectacular, Royal Albert Hall - Over the top show that is a lot of fun with a bit of ballet, opera and cannons thrown in!
- 2009-01-07 Lost and Found Orchestra - Instruments made out of garbage, like Stomp but not just percussion. Packed with inventive instruments.
- 2008-12? Imagine This - Entertaining, but I wouldn't pay more than a tenner for it.
- 2008-12-06 Edward Scissorhands - By Matthew Bourne. Not as good as when I saw his previous dance production, The Nutcracker.
- 2008-06-17 ***Brief Encounter*** - Soooo good! It was different in an inventive, ingenious, fun way, not in an abstract uncomfortable way. It had silly bits, romantic bits, and artsy bits. Multi-talented cast. The cast even serves you free bun cakes!
- 2008-05-07 Mamma Mia! - I had doubts about whether I'd like this, but I really did. It was fun, funny and entertaining!
- 2008-04-23 ***Speed-the-plow*** starring Jeff Goldblum and Kevin Spacey - Hilarious! They fed off each other's energy in a non-stop witty banter, much of it improvised. Amazing to watch! Goldblum was really impressive. He clearly loved being on stage.
- 2008-01-16 Nutcracker! - My first ballet. This was a modernised stylised version which was very creative and fun. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and even from the cheap seats, it was captivating.
- 2008-01-08 Spamalot - This was just okay. It was of course based faithfully on the Monty Python movie Search for the Holy Grail, with a bunch of musical numbers thrown in. Quite cheesy, but the audience seemed to love it.
- 2008-01-02 Shadowlands - Quite a good play. Well-acted, especially by the male lead and witty dialogue. The second act was a bit sappy though.
- 2007-10-27 Macbeth starring Patrick Stewart! - Excellent! Seamless. Interesting effects. Sat in the 2nd row!
- 2007-10-13 Glengarry Glen Ross starring Jonathan Pryce - Excellent acting and good dialogue.
- 2007-10-10 The Lord of the Rings (musical) - Wonderful sets, but overall, not so great. Only one good song.
- 2007-10-08 ***Avenue Q*** (musical) - HILARIOUS! Highly recommended for anyone even if you don't like plays or musicals. Anyone would find this really funny! My favourite so far in London.
- 2007-09-21 The Merchant of Venice in Shakespeare's Globe - Really well done.
- 2007-09-03 We Will Rock You - So-so. Cheesy. Only for die-hard Queen fans.
1 comment:
I've now been using it for a couple of years and I can tell you that after the first two months, I didn't feel the cup in at all, such that I almost forget to change it! It's very comfortable. I no longer feel tense down there holding it in. I am fully satisfied and it has saved me a ton of money in tampons and pads!
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