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Urghhhh! "Keeper"


Right, I just saw this advertised on TV, and I am feeling quite ill now! I guess it serves me right for having Big Brother Live on the telly while I sit here tapping away on the keys of the laptop.

The "keeper" is an environmentaly friendly alternative to sanitary towels and tampons.

It is a rubber cup you shove up yourself during your period, then wash and put away till next time.

You can keep it for upto 10 years.

Don't believe me?? Check out the site! http://www.femin.co.uk/?pageid=119&ItemCategoryID=4000

Personally I can see SERIOUS problems with this, starting with it simply being grim, and ending in the serious risk of Toxic Shock. I mean, how can you be sure it's clean? Put it in the dish washer?? I am happy in the thought that tampons are cotton and will bio-degrade!

Bring back the adverts for NADS for women!

Much more savory to think about Ingrow Cream for NADS















(sorry that should be "from NADS")

Comments

Rainypete said…
Sorry but that just seems wrong. Your body is trying to unload that stuff for a reason no?
6:11 pm
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