Jessica Wynn

The cups are the healthiest because they can be worn for up to 12 hours.

They're reusable.

They're eco-friendly.

And period underwear has these built-in absorbent layers you wash and reuse, and they're game changers.

So I discourage women from using tampons at all.

Again, designed by one man, this guy Earl Haas, who didn't seem to think about how those fibers leave tiny scratches in our vaginas, which sets us up for infections.

Dump it out, rinse it and put it back in.

Yeah.

I mean, it's just thoughtfully designed and it just collects the blood.

And then when it's filled, you dump it out and rinse it and put it back in.

Yeah, I mean, I've seen people do it in the ladies' room at the sink.

We're good at this.

It's like seeing a woman take her bra off without taking her shirt off.

You just kind of learn.

No, it's a fine question, but it can't go past the cervix.

So a tampon can get stuck, though.

And yes, accidents happen.

I grew up with a girl.

Her brother kicked her so hard in the crotch that her tampon had to be surgically removed.

So these accidents can happen.