Webvrouw
Gaanderen, Netherlands
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About Webvrouw
Over the past 15 years, Webvrouw has built up a complete range of alternative menstrual products, including its own brands De Groene Cup and Easecup, with which we can focus on a real menstrual transition.
After a period of 60 years of intensive marketing of disposable products by large companies, which often cause unnecessary complaints and health problems, there are now plenty of alternatives. The regular "easecup" is not "dirtier" to use than a tampon, but much healthier.
This disposable product opens the way to the reusable variant (cheaper and better for the environment). And after that, women may also be more open to the reusable menstrual cups. With all the advantages in abundance. As stated in a review from one of our customers:
“A woman uses an average of 11,000 tampons (that's about 2,400 euros and 600 kg of non-recyclable waste). You only need 3 or 4 of De Groene cup in your life. Count out your winnings!”
Other research shows that you spend 25,000 euros on your period in your life. This research was conducted in England. According to this study, in England +/- 6% of women use a menstrual cup. In the Netherlands and Belgium this percentage is many times lower!
Menstrual cup used more and more
The menstrual transition is slowly starting. Numbers change. Recent research (spring 2020) among 200 girls and women of childbearing age shows that more and more use is made of a menstrual cup or menstrual disc. More than 7% of menstruators in the Netherlands and Belgium have now used a menstrual cup or menstrual disc. That's the plus side!
Menstrual Poverty
Research from 2019 into menstrual poverty shows that the relative obscurity of reusable menstrual cups often offers no solution.
After a period of 60 years of intensive marketing of disposable products by large companies, which often cause unnecessary complaints and health problems, there are now plenty of alternatives. The regular "easecup" is not "dirtier" to use than a tampon, but much healthier.
This disposable product opens the way to the reusable variant (cheaper and better for the environment). And after that, women may also be more open to the reusable menstrual cups. With all the advantages in abundance. As stated in a review from one of our customers:
“A woman uses an average of 11,000 tampons (that's about 2,400 euros and 600 kg of non-recyclable waste). You only need 3 or 4 of De Groene cup in your life. Count out your winnings!”
Other research shows that you spend 25,000 euros on your period in your life. This research was conducted in England. According to this study, in England +/- 6% of women use a menstrual cup. In the Netherlands and Belgium this percentage is many times lower!
Menstrual cup used more and more
The menstrual transition is slowly starting. Numbers change. Recent research (spring 2020) among 200 girls and women of childbearing age shows that more and more use is made of a menstrual cup or menstrual disc. More than 7% of menstruators in the Netherlands and Belgium have now used a menstrual cup or menstrual disc. That's the plus side!
Menstrual Poverty
Research from 2019 into menstrual poverty shows that the relative obscurity of reusable menstrual cups often offers no solution.
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