Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸
Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸
Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸
Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸
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Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸
Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸
Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸
Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸

Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit

Are you considering trying a menstrual cup?

This practical pack includes two menstrual cups made of hypoallergenic medical-grade silicone and a microwave sterilizer. Everything you need to enjoy a comfortable, safe, and eco-friendly period experience.

You might feel curious, have some doubts, or even feel a bit nervous. Don’t worry! Here, we explain everything you need to know so you can feel confident and ready to take the step.

Having a comfortable and stress-free experience is absolutely possible!

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Pack 2 Menstrual Cups + Sterilisation Kit 🩸
Menstrual Cup with Ring
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  • S
  • L
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Two Menstrual Cups and Microwave Sterilizer Pack

Key Features:

  • Hypoallergenic Medical-Grade Silicone: Soft, chemical-free material designed to fit your body comfortably.
  • Easy to Use: Includes a practical pull tab for effortless removal.
  • Integrated Measurement Markings: Ideal for tracking menstrual flow, providing helpful data for medical consultations.
  • Comfortable and Secure: Flexible silicone adapts to your body, allowing freedom of movement.

Why Two Cups?

Two-cup packs are designed to optimize menstrual hygiene. Having two cups allows you to alternate throughout the day: use one while sterilizing the other, ensuring better care for both yourself and your cups.

Microwave Sterilizer

  • Compact and travel-friendly.
  • Makes cleaning your menstrual cups quick, safe, and thorough.
  • The sterilization process is simple: add 2-3 cm of water to the sterilizer, insert the cup, and place the container in the microwave. Heat for 2-3 minutes, ensuring the water boils to effectively sterilize the cup. Note: Timing may vary depending on your microwave's power. Observe the process and adjust as needed.
    After boiling, let the cup sit in the water for a few minutes to ensure complete sterilization. Remove the sterilizer and let it cool before handling the cup. Use clean tongs or wait until the water is cool enough to handle safely.

Size Guide:

  • Size S: 70mm x 45mm. Recommended for teens and women under 30 who haven't had vaginal births.
  • Size L: 75mm x 50mm. Designed for women over 30 or those who have had vaginal births.

Pack Benefits:

  1. Eco-Friendly: Reduces environmental impact by replacing disposable menstrual products like tampons and pads.
  2. Cost-Effective: A single purchase that lasts up to 10 years with proper care.
  3. Hygienic and Safe: Always have a sterilized cup ready to use.

Experience the convenience of a sustainable, stress-free menstrual cycle with this complete menstrual cup kit!

What is a Menstrual Cup?

A menstrual cup is a flexible device, typically made of hypoallergenic medical-grade silicone, placed inside the vagina to collect menstrual blood. Unlike tampons that absorb, the cup stores the blood until you empty it. Reusable and durable, it is both an economical and environmentally friendly option, lasting up to 10 years with proper care.

Material and Design: Why Do They Matter?

Not all menstrual cups are the same. Choosing one made from medical-grade silicone ensures safety and comfort. Different models may include features such as a pull tab or ring at the base for easier removal, enhancing usability and convenience.

How to Use a Menstrual Cup

  1. Clean Your Hands and the Cup: Wash your hands with soap and water. If it's your first use or the start of your cycle, sterilize the cup using the included microwave sterilizer.
    Step 1: Clean hands and cup
  2. Moisten the Cup: Wetting the cup with water acts as a natural lubricant, making insertion easier.
    Step 2: Moisten the cup
  3. Fold the Cup: Sit, squat, or lift one leg for easier insertion. Fold the cup into a "C" or "punch-down" shape.
    Step 3: Fold the cup
  4. Insert the Cup: Gently separate your vaginal lips with one hand and insert the folded cup with the other at an angle toward your tailbone. Once inside, the cup will unfold and form a seal.
    Step 4: Insert the cup
  5. Ensure the Seal: Check that the cup has fully opened by running a finger around the base. Adjust if needed to ensure a proper seal.
    Step 5: Ensure the seal
  6. Remove the Cup: Pinch the base to release the vacuum and gently pull it out. Empty, rinse, and reinsert as needed.
    Step 6: Remove the cup
  7. Wash and Sterilize: After your period, clean and sterilize the cup before storing it.
    Step 7: Wash and sterilize

When to Change Your Menstrual Cup

The menstrual cup can be worn for up to 12 hours, depending on your flow. For heavier days, you may need to empty it more frequently. To remove it, relax, gently pinch the base to release the vacuum, and pull it out.

Listen to Your Body

It may take a few cycles to adjust, but you'll learn when to empty your cup based on your flow. This practice promotes sustainability and helps you connect with your body.

Final Tips for Beginners

  • Experiment with Positions: Sitting, squatting, or standing—find what works best for you.
  • Try in the Shower: The water helps with relaxation and makes insertion smoother.
  • Be Patient: Practice makes perfect. Adjust your technique until it feels comfortable.

* Due to hygiene reasons, this product cannot be returned once opened.

With these steps, you're ready to enjoy the freedom and peace of mind that comes with using a menstrual cup. Welcome to a sustainable, comfortable way to manage your cycle!

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Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is a rare but serious condition caused by toxins from certain bacteria, such as Staphylococcus aureus. While it is most commonly associated with period tampons, there is a small risk of TSS when using a menstrual cup if not used correctly.

What is the link between menstrual cups and TSS?

Although the risk is extremely low, TSS can occur with menstrual cups due to the following factors:

  1. Bacterial Growth: Leaving the cup inside for too long (beyond the recommended 12 hours) can create an environment where bacteria thrive.
  2. Microabrasions: Improper insertion or removal might cause small scratches in the vaginal walls, increasing the chances of bacterial infections.
  3. Hygiene Issues: Using a cup without cleaning or sterilizing it properly can lead to contamination.

How to Minimize the Risk of TSS with a Menstrual Cup

  1. Practice Good Hygiene: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before inserting or removing your menstrual cup.
  2. Stick to the Recommended Usage Time: Never leave your cup in for more than 12 hours. Empty and clean it regularly.
  3. Sterilize Properly: At the start and end of each cycle, boil your cup or use a microwave sterilizer to eliminate bacteria.
  4. Be Gentle: Use the proper folding technique for insertion and ensure you break the suction before removing the cup to avoid discomfort or injuries.
  5. Pay Attention to Your Body: If you experience sudden fever, dizziness, rash, vomiting, diarrhea, or muscle pain, remove the cup immediately and seek medical advice.

Why Use Two Menstrual Cups?

Having two cups allows you to alternate between them, ensuring one is always sterilized and ready to use. This reduces the risk of bacterial buildup and ensures better menstrual hygiene.

Learn how reusable period panties work, how to choose the right absorbency level and how to care for your garments.

Basic care: rinse in cold water, wash at a maximum of 30°C and air-dry. Always follow the care instructions on each garment's label.

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