BURGA has given spare tampons their own hard-shell case, and you can pick a design to match your phone case. There are 500-plus prints and patterns, with a heart-shaped or oval clip for attaching the case to your bag.
Before you pick a pattern, check the size. The two versions are made for different kinds of tampons, and the larger one starts at $10 more.
Small is for non-applicator tampons. Large is for applicators.
Here is how BURGA’s U.S. starting prices and case measurements break down:
- Small starts at $39.95. It is made for regular tampons without applicators and measures 68 × 73.4 × 25.5 millimeters, or about 2.7 × 2.9 × 1 inch.
- Large starts at $49.95. It is made for applicator tampons and measures 68 × 136.8 × 25.5 millimeters, or about 2.7 × 5.4 × 1 inch.
The Large case is almost twice as long, so leave room for that extra length if you plan to tuck it inside a small purse.
Check the capacity for your brand
BURGA advertises room for up to five tampons, depending on brand and absorbency. Its detailed fit guide makes that limit much more useful: Small can hold five mini, four regular or three super-plus tampons.
For Large, BURGA gives examples of five Masmi mini tampons packed snugly or four regular Love & Green BIO tampons. Five is not a promise for every box you buy.
Both sizes have a click-shut lid with a shift-lock. On BURGA’s U.S. product page, each design comes with a matching carabiner, with heart and oval shapes to choose from.
You can browse the tampon-case designs on BURGA’s U.S. site. If you use applicator tampons, start with Large, even if you only plan to carry one or two.
