Can You Really Reduce Cramps, BV, and Yeast Infections for Just £1.50 a Month?

What if you could lower your chances of getting period cramps, bacterial vaginosis (BV), and yeast infections—all for just £1.50 a month? Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, with LU’s Go Wild Starter Kit and our handy sanitising tablets, it’s a reality. Menstrual cups don’t just offer long-term savings—they can actually help you feel more comfortable and in control during your period.

 

How Menstrual Cups Can Help Reduce Cramps, BV, and Yeast Infections

Our Go Wild menstrual cups are made from medical-grade silicone, designed to work naturally with your body. Unlike traditional pads and tampons, which can contain chemicals and absorbent fibres, LU cups are toxin-free. They don’t absorb, they collect—so they help maintain your body’s natural balance, reducing irritation.

Here’s why that matters:

  • Fewer Cramps: Did you know that tampons and pads can leave behind fibres and chemicals that can irritate and inflame your body? This irritation can actually increase cramping. Menstrual cups, which are gentle and non-absorbent, don’t disrupt your body’s natural processes—so you may experience fewer cramps as a result.

  • Lower Risk of BV: Bacterial vaginosis happens when the balance of bacteria in the vagina is disrupted, often by chemicals or damp conditions. Tampons and pads absorb moisture and can create a breeding ground for BV. Menstrual cups, however, keep everything breathable and let your natural bacteria do their job, helping to reduce your risk of BV.

  • Fewer Yeast Infections: Yeast infections thrive in warm, moist environments—like the one pads and tampons create when worn too long. Menstrual cups don’t absorb moisture, so they allow the vagina to stay more balanced, reducing the risk of yeast infections. Plus, studies show that menstrual cups are just as safe, if not safer, for maintaining vaginal health.

Affordable, Effective Period Care for Just £1.50 a Month

Let’s break it down. The LU Go Wild Starter Kit is available for £41, and our sanitising tablets—perfect for cleaning your cup, even when you’re on the go—cost less than £12 a year. Since menstrual cups last up to eight years, that means your monthly cost is roughly £1.50. Compare that to the ongoing cost of tampons or pads, and it’s clear: LU’s menstrual cups are not only better for your health but also for your bank balance

Why Choosing Toxin-Free Products Means Fewer Health Issues

Traditional period products often contain chemicals like bleaches, dioxins, and pesticides, which can cause irritation and disrupt the natural balance of bacteria in your vagina. These toxins can trigger cramps, contribute to BV, or lead to yeast infections. LU menstrual cups, however, are free from these harmful chemicals. By switching to a cup, you’re giving your body the freedom to stay balanced and irritation-free.

 The LU Difference: Sustainable, Comfortable Period Care

At LU Innovations, we’re all about creating products that are good for the planet and your body. Our Go Wild Starter Kit comes with everything you need for a cleaner, healthier period experience, while our sanitising tablets make it easy to keep your cup fresh—whether you’re at home or on an adventure.

For just £1.50 a month, you’re not only saving money but also investing in a period care solution that helps reduce cramps, lowers your risk of BV and yeast infections, and keeps your body free from harmful chemicals. It’s the smarter, healthier choice—without the high cost.

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