What tampon should I use for the first time?

The 6 Best Tampons For Beginners, According To Gynecologists

  • What should you look for in a beginner tampon?
  • Tampax Pearl Light.
  • U by Kotex Security Tampons.
  • Playtex Simply Gentle Glide.
  • Seventh Generation Tampon with Comfort Applicator.
  • Top Organic Cotton Tampons.
  • Playtex Sport Tampons with Flex-Fit Technology.

Are tampons hard to put in the first time?

Try not to worry about inserting the tampon right the first time. If you are tense, it will likely make insertion harder. The best time to practice inserting a tampon is during the heavy part of your period. The tampon should glide inside your vagina easily without any discomfort.

What to do if it’s your first time using a tampon?

Once you’re comfortable, it’s time to insert the tampon. Find the vaginal opening, and insert the applicator tip first. Gently push the plunger all the way in to release the tampon inside the vagina. Once you’ve inserted the tampon, you can remove the applicator and discard it.

How bad does it hurt to put in a tampon for the first time?

Posted 28 December 2011 under Ask Us. Inserting a tampon shouldn’t hurt. It’s a good idea to use the smallest size tampon when you’re learning how to use tampons for the first time. It’s also easier to insert it when your menstrual flow is moderate to heavy, as this allows the tampon to glide in more easily.

When should u use a tampon for the first time?

There is no one right answer for how old you should be to use a tampon. They can be worn as soon as your periods start. You might want to begin with slender/light tampons and then move to more absorbent tampons if needed.

What are the easiest tampons for beginners?

6 best, easy-to-use tampons for beginners

  • Tampax Pearl Lites.
  • U by Kotex Sleek Regulars.
  • Playtex Gentle Glide 360°
  • Tampax Radiant Regular.
  • U by Kotex Fitness.
  • Seventh Generation Free & Clear.

Is it okay to practice putting a tampon in when not on period?

You can practice inserting a tampon before getting your period. But it’s probably better (and easier) to wait until your period comes. Without this extra lubrication, it can be harder to put a tampon in. If you do practice inserting a tampon before your period, don’t forget to remove it right away.

Is it easy to insert a tampon for the first time?

Inserting a tampon for the first time can be a scary and intimidating experience. However, it’s easier than you think, as long as you know how to insert it correctly. This wikiHow will show you how. Buy tampons.

Can you read the directions in a tampon box?

You can certainly read the directions that come inside your tampon box, but here’s a refresher. First, and most importantly, wash your hands. You want to make sure you don’t spread any germs inside your vagina, even if you think you won’t come in close contact with the labia. Next, if it’s your first time, you might want a visual guide.

What’s the best way to remove a tampon?

When it’s time to remove your tampon, first wash your hands. Next, get in a comfortable position, relax your body and use your hands to locate the tampon string. Next, you’ll use your thumb and finger to grip the string and pull it slowly out of your vagina. We know it’s tempting, but please do not flush your tampon.

How do you insert a Tampax pocket Pearl tampon?

If you’re using a Tampax Pocket Pearl tampon (which is in a smaller, compact package), you’ll have to pull the plunger out until it “clicks” to make it work. If you don’t hear the click, the plunger won’t work to release the tampon.