Menstrual Cup with Foldable Steriliser

Embrace Comfort and Sustainability Every Month!

Eco-Friendly Menstrual Solution

Introducing our Menstrual Cup with Foldable Steriliser Container, designed for Pakistani women’s health. This reusable menstrual cup is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional period care products. Made from soft, medical-grade silicone, it ensures a comfortable menstrual cup experience and provides up to 12 hours of leak-proof period protection.

We are excited to offer a bundle deal for our high-quality menstrual cups and foldable sterilizer cups. This deal gives you the convenience of purchasing both products at an unbeatable price, making it easier to maintain your menstrual hygiene. The included foldable sterilizer cup simplifies the cleaning process, allowing you to sanitize your menstrual cup between uses and ensuring a safe and hygienic experience.

With options available in Large and Medium sizes, you can choose the best fit for your comfort. Enjoy the numerous menstrual cup benefits, including affordability and ease of use. Join the movement towards sustainable period products that prioritize both your health and the environment. Make the switch to our affordable menstrual cup today and experience the difference in your menstrual care routine.

How to Use a Menstrual Cup

1. Wash Your Hands
   Always start by washing your hands with soap and water to ensure cleanliness before handling your menstrual cup.
2. Choose a Comfortable Position
   Find a comfortable position to insert the cup. You can sit on the toilet, squat, or lift one leg onto the toilet seat or bathtub edge.
3. Fold the Menstrual Cup
   Fold the menstrual cup to make insertion easier. Common folds include:
   • C Fold: Pinch the sides together and fold the cup in half to form a “C.”
   • Punchdown Fold: Push the top of the cup down toward the base, creating a triangle shape.
4. Insert the Cup
   Hold the folded cup firmly and gently insert it into your vagina at a slight angle (aiming towards your lower back). It should sit lower than a tampon.
5. Let the Cup Pop Open
   Once inserted, the cup will naturally unfold. You may need to rotate it slightly or pull it down gently to create a seal against the vaginal walls, preventing leaks.
6. Check the Position
   Make sure the cup is positioned correctly. You shouldn’t feel discomfort; if you do, it may not be fully opened or may need to be adjusted.
7. Wear the Cup
   The menstrual cup can be worn for up to 12 hours, depending on your flow. You can wear it during physical activities, including swimming and exercising.
8. Remove the Cup
   When it’s time to remove the cup, wash your hands first.
   • Squat or Sit: Find a comfortable position.
   • Pinch the Base: Reach for the cup and gently pinch the base to break the seal.
   • Pull it Out: Slowly pull the cup out while tilting it slightly to prevent spilling.
9. Empty and Clean the Cup
   Once removed, empty the contents into the toilet. Rinse the cup with water and mild soap, or wipe it with a clean tissue if you’re not near a sink.
10. Sterilize After Your Cycle
    At the end of your menstrual cycle, sterilize the cup by boiling it in water for 5-10 minutes. Store it in a breathable bag or container until your next use.

Tips for Success

• Practice: It may take a few tries to feel comfortable with insertion and removal.
• Stay Relaxed: Tension can make insertion more difficult, so take deep breaths.
• Experiment with Positions: Find the insertion position that works best for you.

Using a menstrual cup can take some getting used to, but with practice, it can become a convenient and eco-friendly alternative to traditional period products. If you have any further questions or need tips, feel free to ask!