September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month
Cool Water Cones
Experience the soothing comfort of Cool Water Cones... The new generation of vaginal dilators!
The Cool Water Cone was created by a loving husband to assist his wife through her painful cancer treatment and recovery. Utilizing over 40 years of experience in the field of Hydrocolloids, this revolutionary new product was developed to bring soothing comfort during a difficult time. Our hope is that Cool Water Cones bring to you this same relief during your time of recovery.
The Cool Water Cone was created by a loving husband to assist his wife through her painful cancer treatment and recovery. Utilizing over 40 years of experience in the field of Hydrocolloids, this revolutionary new product was developed to bring soothing comfort during a difficult time. Our hope is that Cool Water Cones bring to you this same relief during your time of recovery.
Cones are available in 3 sizes to meet your specific needs. We suggest working with your physician to determine the most appropriate cone to use during your treatment. Your doctor may recommend starting with a small Cone and increasing size as your recovery and tolerance progresses.
Cones are Earth-friendly and fully biodegradable. Cones are made using only GRAS and FDA approved materials. Made with 100% all-natural ingredients .
September is
Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month
The Teal Ribbon : The symbol for ovarian, cervical, and uterine cancers
In the United States, American Cancer Society has estimated more than 110,070 new cases of gynecologic cancer
will be diagnosed this year alone. An estimated 32,120 female deaths nationwide will be attributed to
gynecologic cancer in 2018. These cancers affect the female reproductive system and include the cervix,
endometrial, Fallopian tubes, ovaries, uterus and vagina.
In an effort to increase public awareness about gynecologic cancers, Cool Water Cones has joined other
organizations nationwide to promote Gynecologic Cancer Awareness during the month of September.
Gynecologic cancer facts ALL women should know:
* Spread the word "Love your lady parts with an annual exam"
* All women over age 18 should have a yearly Pap test (also known as a Pap Smear) including
a pelvic exam to establish a pattern of gynecologic health.
* Talk with your gynecologist, know how to best protect yourself and your loved ones from HPV.
American Cancer Society estimates 70% of ALL female cancer is caused by the HPV virus!!!
* HPV is currently the ONLY FEMALE CANCER THAT IS PREVENTABLE THROUGH IMMUNIZATION.
* TODAY on average, every 4.7 minutes, another woman in this country will be diagnosed with
a life threatening cancer of her reproductive organs.
Cones are Earth-friendly and fully biodegradable. Cones are made using only GRAS and FDA approved materials. Made with 100% all-natural ingredients .
September is
Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month
The Teal Ribbon : The symbol for ovarian, cervical, and uterine cancers
In the United States, American Cancer Society has estimated more than 110,070 new cases of gynecologic cancer
will be diagnosed this year alone. An estimated 32,120 female deaths nationwide will be attributed to
gynecologic cancer in 2018. These cancers affect the female reproductive system and include the cervix,
endometrial, Fallopian tubes, ovaries, uterus and vagina.
In an effort to increase public awareness about gynecologic cancers, Cool Water Cones has joined other
organizations nationwide to promote Gynecologic Cancer Awareness during the month of September.
Gynecologic cancer facts ALL women should know:
* Spread the word "Love your lady parts with an annual exam"
* All women over age 18 should have a yearly Pap test (also known as a Pap Smear) including
a pelvic exam to establish a pattern of gynecologic health.
* Talk with your gynecologist, know how to best protect yourself and your loved ones from HPV.
American Cancer Society estimates 70% of ALL female cancer is caused by the HPV virus!!!
* HPV is currently the ONLY FEMALE CANCER THAT IS PREVENTABLE THROUGH IMMUNIZATION.
* TODAY on average, every 4.7 minutes, another woman in this country will be diagnosed with
a life threatening cancer of her reproductive organs.
