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Added on 01/12/08
PROS:
1. D.C. costs about $30 and can be used for YEARS. It pays for itself in a few months and after that it’s all about saving the dough.
2. Environmentally friendly compared to pads and tampons. There is nothing to throw away, and the...
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PROS:
1. D.C. costs about $30 and can be used for YEARS. It pays for itself in a few months and after that it’s all about saving the dough.
2. Environmentally friendly compared to pads and tampons. There is nothing to throw away, and the miniscule amount of warm soap and water needed to clean it doesn’t even come close to matching the environmental impact of the waste produced by pads and tampons.
3. More sanitary than pads and tampons. No matter how advanced the dry-weave technology, you are still sitting on flow when you use pads. And the risk of TSS is always there with a tampon. Add to that the harmful health and environmental effects of the by-product dioxin, and really, no one should ever use a tampon. It used to be the only option, so I would just shrug and say, “oh, well.”
4. Less icky than pads and tampons. Yes, you have to empty the little cup a few times a day, but consider these differences: you are changing it two or three times a day, compared to six or more... See less 
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