Menstrual cup

You can wear your menstrual cup for up to 12 consecutive hours, depending on the intensity of your flow. For heavy flows, emptying it every 4 to 6 hours may be necessary. At night, it offers reliable protection without the risk of leaks.

The first few attempts may require a little practice, but most users quickly master the technique. There are different folding techniques to facilitate insertion. To remove, simply pinch the ring lightly to release the suction and gently pull it out.

We opted for a flexible and universal size to avoid these kinds of concerns for you.

Yes, you can use a menstrual cup with an IUD. Just be sure to break the suction by pinching the base before removing the cup to prevent the IUD from shifting. If you have any doubts, consult your gynecologist.

Absolutely! The menstrual cup offers up to 12 hours of protection, so you can sleep soundly without the risk of leaks. It's even more reliable than tampons for extended overnight wear.

The risk of toxic shock syndrome with a menstrual cup is extremely low, much lower than with tampons. However, it is important to maintain impeccable hygiene: wash your hands before handling the cup and sterilize it between each cycle.

If you don't have access to a private sink, you can empty your menstrual cup into the toilet and reinsert it directly, then rinse it thoroughly the next time you go. You can also carry a small bottle of water or unscented feminine wipes.

Once correctly positioned and opened, the cup won't leak. Leaks usually occur when the cup is incorrectly positioned, too full, or the wrong size. With a little practice, you'll achieve a perfect seal.

Yes, the cup is ideal for all sports activities, including swimming, yoga, running, or horse riding. It offers complete freedom of movement and stays perfectly in place.

With proper care, your cup can last up to 10 years. Replace it if you notice any tears, significant discoloration, or if the silicone becomes sticky or degraded.