What tampons to use 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.

What are the smallest tampons for beginners?

What’s the best tampon size for beginners? You might want to start with the smallest size tampon until you figure out what works best for you. We recommend trying TAMPAX Pearl Compak Regular – it’s slender, easy to insert, and is designed for smooth removal on your lightest days.

What is the best tampon for a 12 year old?

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.

Which tampons are the smallest?

Each brand of tampon is a little different, but most call their smallest tampon “regular,” “light,” or “junior.” When you decide to try tampons for the first time, you may want to buy a couple of different brands to see which ones you prefer.

How do you buy a tampon for the first time?

Give yourself at least five to six cycles to figure out the right size for you. The next step in tampon mastery is the applicator. There are three basic types: plastic, cardboard, and no applicator. Plastic applicators offer the smoothest entry and are great for first-timers.

Are non applicator tampons easier?

Non-applicator tampons are much smaller and easier to carry around. Being smaller means less packaging and waste, which is more environmentally friendly, especially if you’re using biodegradable, organic cotton tampons.

How do I choose a tampon?

As a general rule of thumb, the heavier your period is, the bigger your tampon should be. For example, on your heaviest days, you should be using super or super plus tampons. On your lighter days, you should be using regular or light tampons. Most periods will start heavy and lighten each day.

Should I let my 11 year old use tampons?

Age might be a concern for moms, but your 11-year-old, for example, can still use a tampon. “There is no certain age that girls can use (tampons) – they can use them at any age,” says Klein. They must be comfortable enough to touch themselves in order to insert a tampon. They have to know how long to leave a tampon in.

Should I let my 13 year old use tampons?

is 13 years old too young to wear tampons? No. Change your tampon or pad every three or four hours to prevent odor and stains on your clothes. Don’t use “high absorbency” tampons throughout your whole period — check the label for how absorbent the tampon is.

How do I know my tampon size?

Tampon sizes are based on the amount of fluid they absorb, with most women using a Regular absorbency. If you want to start with the smallest size tampon until you figure it out, try the Light size. If your tampon leaks in just a few hours, then go up. If your tampon is uncomfortable to change, then go down.