handle for easy insertion 🖐️
soft, medical grade sponge to soak up excess fluid 🧽
Dripstick
the original after-sex clean-up sponge that removes excess fluid from the vaginal canal. we've updated our handle to include a tab on the end for better grip!
dripstick is not a form of birth control, STD/STI protection, or a menstruation product.
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Quick absorption
Soft, comfortable sponge material
Medical grade sponge
No additives
say goodbye to...
sitting and waiting over the toilet
Drips And Leaks
Wet Sheets
Ruined Underwear
meet your new post-sex BFF
directions for use
grip the handle with one hand.
slowly and carefully insert sponge into vaginal canal. maintain a grip on the handle.
gently swirl and twist sponge while inserted in the vaginal canal.
use the handle to slowly and carefully remove the sponge from the vaginal canal.
if excess fluids remain, repeat steps #1-4 with an unused product. reminder: always pee after sex to avoid UTIs!
say goodbye to...
Sitting and waiting over the toilet
drips and leaks
wet sheets
ruined underwear
awkward questions
how do I use the sponge?
find the complete set of instructions here. if you have any additional questions please email us at hey@awkwardessentials.com, we are more than happy to help!
what comes in a sample pack?
our sample pack comes with three dripsticks so you can try them out before you commit to a bigger box.
what is the sponge made out of?
the sponge is made from medical grade polyurethane (this is the same material as some condoms, the contraceptive sponge, and various hospital instruments!) and polypropylene handle. there are no additives.
do you ship in discreet packaging?
yes! all orders ship in 100% discreet packaging. the return address is from "Richard Cummings" 🙂
does it prevent pregnancy, STDs/STIs?
dripstick® is not a form of birth control, STD/STI protection, or menstruation product.
do I still need to pee after I use this?
yes, yes, YES. always pee after sex (even if you use a dripstick) to help avoid UTIs. they suck.
what's the difference between this and a tampon?
a tampon is a dense piece of cotton meant to absorb much more fluid over a long period of time. dripsticks are a soft sponge that absorbs quickly (in a few seconds), and meant for less fluid. (so you don't risk microtears in your vaginal walls!)
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