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What ingredients are LOLA tampons made with?
LOLA tampons are made of 100% certified organic cotton (tampon and string). LOLA offers compact plastic applicator, non-applicator, and cardboard applicator tampons. Our compact plastic applicators are made with BPA-free plastic. Our cardboard applic
What absorbency levels do LOLA tampons offer?
We follow FDA absorbency guidelines, so you’ll get the same absorbency level from LOLA tampons as you would from any other tampon brand. Light tampons absorb up to 6 grams of liquid; regular tampons absorb 6-9 grams; super tampons absorb 9-12 grams;
How do I use a compact applicator tampon?
The LOLA tampon, made with 100% organic cotton (tampon and string), is contained inside a plastic applicator, which is made of two tubes — one inside the other. You need to extend the applicator to its full size before inserting the tampon. Gently pu
How do I use a cardboard applicator tampon?
To use a cardboard applicator tampon, slightly twist the outer tube and inner tube of the applicator in opposite directions. This will help unlock the tabs, those little indentations that hold the applicator together, making it easier to deploy the t
How do I use a non-applicator tampon?
First, find the uneven place on the blue tape and tear the wrapper off (this can be recycled!). When the non-applicator tampon is unwrapped, pull down the strings at the base of the tampon. Then, place your forefinger at the base of the tampon and yo
How often should I change my tampon?
The FDA recommends that you change your tampon every 4-8 hours. You should never leave a tampon in for more than 8 hours and always make sure to use the lightest level of absorbency possible.
What is Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS)?
TSS results when normal bacteria found in our bodies—called staph and strep bacteria—multiply, overgrow, and release a poisonous toxin in our bodies. Although it can develop without the presence of a tampon, it has been connected with the use of tamp
Are LOLA tampons recyclable?
LOLA compact applicator tampons and non-applicator tampons are wrapped in recyclable plastic. Our compact applicators are made of recyclable BPA-free plastic, but because they come in contact with menstrual fluid, we always instruct customers to cont
Can I flush LOLA tampons?
We do not recommend flushing LOLA tampons, as they can cause blockages in your plumbing or septic systems.
How do I dispose of a cardboard applicator?
After use, dispose of the cardboard applicator in the wastebasket.
How are your tampons constructed?
LOLA offers tampons with three applicator types (compact plastic applicator, cardboard applicator, and non-applicator), in a range of absorbency levels.While all of our tampons offer powerful leak protection and a comfortable fit, they are constructe
Did your light tampon change?
Good eye! Yes, we recently updated our light compact plastic applicator tampons with an even more stable construction. So, what’s changed?. The main difference is that now, once inserted, our light tampons expand into a W or butterfly shape. This sha