What is a menstrual cup?
“A menstrual cup is a flexible and reusable cup that’s inserted into the vagina to collect period blood.”
“A menstrual cup is a flexible and reusable cup that’s inserted into the vagina to collect period blood.”
“Menstrual cups are made of silicone. Unlike pads and tampons, a menstrual cup collects blood instead of absorb, allowing your vagina to stay naturally moist and at a healthy pH level. A menstrual cup also has 3 times the capacity of a regular pad or tampon and can be worn for 8 – 12 hours!”
“The tiny holes below the rim of the menstrual cup are air holes. They're there to pop the cup open during insertion and release the suction when removing the menstrual cup.”
“Menstrual cups made of medical-grade silicone can last up to 10 years! However, the shelf life of a menstrual cup will vary depending on how it's taken care of – how it's stored, cleaned, and used.”
“The best menstrual cup is the one you are most comfortable with – one that fits and does not leak.”
“There are various folding methods. Two of the most popular folds are The Punch Down Fold and the 7 Fold.”
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