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Time for Tampons
Organic Tampon Starter Kit
Introducing our new Organic Tampon Starter Kit
Our 50-piece tampon kit is made to help first-time tampon users feel prepared, supported, and confident when they’re ready to try tampons.
$27.99
What’s Included
- 18 – Organic Cotton Light Tampons
- 18 – Organic Cotton Regular Tampons
- 5 – Feminine Wipes
- 6 – Â Easy-insert Jelly Packets
- 1 – Tampon Carry Case
- 1 – Compact Guiding Mirror
- 1 – Let’s Talk Tampons Guide
What’s In Our Tampons
- 100% organic cotton core
- BPA-free, plastic applicator
- Â Stay-dry string
- Anti-slip grip
- Full-size applicator
What’s Not
- Rayon
- Chlorine-Bleaching
- Fragrances
- Dyes
- Drama
Tampon Starter Kit for Beginners
Pinkie Time for Tampons is a 50-piece starter kit made to help first-time tampon users feel prepared, supported, and confident when they’re ready to try tampons.
Includes Light and Regular Organic Tampons
Kit includes 18 light organic cotton tampons and 18 regular organic cotton tampons, giving beginners two absorbency options as they learn what works best for their flow.Â
Clean, comfortable period care
Made with a 100% organic cotton core and no rayon, fragrance, chlorine, or dyes. Gynecologically and dermatologically tested.
Made for easier first-time insertion
Tampons feature a slim, full-length push-easy applicator with an anti-slip grip, plus easy-insert jelly and a compact guiding mirror to help make first-time insertion feel smoother, steadier, and less intimidating.
Everything they need to feel ready
Includes 5 feminine wipes, 6 easy-insert jelly packets, 1 tampon carrying case, 1 compact guiding mirror, and 1 Let’s Talk Tampons how-to guide for at-home, school, sports, travel, or sleepover confidence.
Getting Started
How to Use a Tampon
1. Wash Your Hands
Before you do anything, wash those hands with warm water and soap.
2. Find Your Comfy Spot
Sit on the toilet with your knees apart, stand with one foot on the toilet, or try a gentle squat, whatever feels best for you. Relax your belly and your vaginal muscles with a few deep breaths.
3. Unwrap the Tampon
Rip open the tampon wrapper and remove the tampon from the wrapper. Then, place your thumb and middle finger on the finger grips and your pointer finger on the tip of the inner tube.
4. Get in Position
With your other hand, gently open the skin around your vaginal opening. Now place the rounded tip of the applicator right at the opening.
5. Gently Slide It In
Aim the applicator toward your lower back (yep, that’s the natural direction) and gently push it in until your thumb and middle finger touch your body.
Pro tip: practicing this part when your flow is heavy will provide natural lubrication, making it easier to slide in.
6. Push & Remove
Keep holding the outer tube and use your pointer finger to gently push the inner tube all the way in. Don’t worry, it can’t get lost if you push too far! Then slowly pull the whole applicator out. The string should be hanging out of your body. Wrap the used applicator in toilet paper or place it back in its wrapper and throw it away in the trash (not the toilet).
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Pinkie Introduces Time for Tampons Starter Kit
Kit includes organic cotton tampons, feminine wipes and how-to guide
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