I’ve been using mine since I was 17 (am now 21) and I love it. I do judo (including competitions), and the Mooncup has never let me down yet! I’ve also found my periods are shorter and considerably less painful than with pantyliners or tampons. I got mine from Boots. I can’t recommend them enough.
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Ladies: Consider a mooncup! - 09 Oct 2009
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Calculate your carbon footprint - 28 Oct 2009
I get vastly different figures depending on which calculator I use – WWF says 9.14 tonnes, the actonco2 website says 0.99 tonnes.
Crucially, the calculators mostly seem targeted at home-owners. I lodge in one room of someone else’s house, so there’s very little I can do about the age of the boiler. Anyone know of a calculator or footprint-reducing tips aimed at people in my position?
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I’m a recent university graduate currently trying on different ‘hats’ for size, working out what I want to do in terms of job and lifestyle. My own personal ambition is for my impact on the world (people and planet) to be less negative and more positive each year.
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