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Problem
Restricted movement, rashes, dampness and leakage due to the usage of sanitary pads during periods.
Solution
Our bestselling FDA-approved menstrual cups, made of 100% medical-grade silicone, offer 8-10 hours of leakproof protection and complete freedom from rashes.
How to use
Fold
Fold the cup in C-fold or any other fold that you are comfortable with.
Squat
Squat or place one leg on an elevated platform.
Insert
Relax and gently insert the cup in your vaginal opening. Once inserted, gently poke the bottom of the cup with your finger to ensure that the period cup has opened.
Benefits
Up to 8 hours protection
No changing hassles
Collects blood
No rashes or dampness
Sustainable
Reduces waste creation
Economical
Lasts for upto 10 years
How to Choose Size
Small Size
Best for :
- Teenagers or below 18 years old
- Light to medium flow
- Those with a low cervix
Why choose this?
It’s small, flexible, and easy to insert and remove — perfect for beginners and those with a petite frame.
Medium Size
Best for :
- Women aged 18–30
- Moderate to heavy flow
- Those who haven’t given birth vaginally
Why choose this?
Large Size
Best for :
- Women over 30
- Those who have given birth vaginally
- Heavy flow or high cervix
Why choose this?
This is the most popular size and suits most users. Great balance between comfort and capacity.
FAQ
1. What is a menstrual cup?
A menstrual cup is a reusable, bell-shaped device made of medical-grade silicone used to collect menstrual fluid.
2. How do I use a menstrual cup?
Fold the cup, insert it into the vagina, let it open fully, and remove it after 4–8 hours to empty, rinse, and reinsert.
3. Is it safe to use a menstrual cup?
Yes, it’s safe when used as directed. It’s made from medical-grade silicone and is gentle on your body.
4. Can I sleep with a menstrual cup in?
Yes, you can wear it overnight for up to 8–10 hours, depending on your flow.
5. How do I clean a menstrual cup?
Wash with mild, unscented soap and warm water. Sterilize before and after each cycle by boiling in water for 5–7 minutes.
Menstrual Cup Hygiene – Step by Step
Wash Your Hands
Before you begin, always wash your hands with soap and water to maintain hygiene.
Fold the Cup
Fold the cup into a C-fold, punch-down fold, or 7-fold — whichever is most comfortable for you.
Insert the Cup
While in a comfortable position (sitting, squatting, or standing), gently insert the folded cup into your vagina, aiming toward your tailbone.
Let It Pop Open
Once inside, the cup will unfold and form a seal against your vaginal walls. You may rotate it slightly to ensure it's open.
Wear Up to 8 Hours
You can comfortably wear the cup for up to 8 hours, depending on your flow.
Remove & Empty
With clean hands, gently pull the stem until you can reach the base. Pinch the base to release the seal and remove the cup. Empty it into the toilet.
Rinse & Reuse
Rinse the cup with water (or mild soap) and reinsert. At the end of your cycle, sterilize it in boiling water for 5 minutes.
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