Women :PAD vs TAMPON

Once you get your period, you'll need to use something to soak up the menstrual blood. Your choices are a pad or a tampon. If you've ever seen them on the store shelves, you know there are many varieties to choose from. How do you know which one is right for you?

Let's start by explaining exactly what each one is.

Pads are rectangles of absorbent material that you stick to the inside of your underwear. Some have extra material on the sides (called "wings") that fold over the edges of your underwear to better hold the pad in place and prevent leakage. Sometimes, pads are called sanitary pads or sanitary napkins.

Dont be like this =) its a WASTE! hahaha

This is Norwegian washable menstrual pads from the nineteenth century. Cool right=)

Tampons (say: tam-ponz) also absorb menstrual blood, but they work from inside the vagina. A tampon is also made of absorbent material, but it's pressed tight into a small cylinder shape. The question all girls wonder is — how do you put them in? Some tampons have applicators, which are plastic or cardboard tubes that help put the tampon in place. Other tampons can be inserted using your fingers.

Reusable Tampon =)

The menstrual cup is easily inserted at the base of the vagina. Its bell shape acts exactly as you would imagine: It captures any menstrual blood that flows from the vagina comfortably, cleanly and without leakage (No more pads to accompany tampons!). When the cup is full, you remove it, empty and clean it before reinserting.

Many girls start out using pads, but might want to use tampons when they do sports or go swimming. You'll want to talk to your mom or another woman you trust when you are trying to decide which is right for you.

P/S: sorry,im too lazy to translate this after combined the info. Sorry k.