Anae menstrual cup medium

Article number: 3760138840172 View all from Anae > View more: Menstruation > Anaé Menstrual Cup - Medium The menstrual cup is a wonderful alternative to tampons or pads - it can be reused monthly for up to 10 years, saving you a lot of money in the long run! Menstrual cups are cheaper and more environmentally friendly than disposable products and many women find them much more comfortable. A must-have for a waste-free, Zero Waste lifestyle. The cups can be worn without problems during sports and swimming. The material used is made of 100% medical silicone, does not require latex components and is therefore hypoallergenic. The silicone used can remain in the human body for up to 30 days. It contains no phthalates, bleaches or dyes. About the cup: 100% medical silicone Transparent Hypoallergenic Latex and rubber-free Free from perfumes, phthalates, bleach Durable and therefore environmentally friendly and cost-effective The material feels smooth and is very soft The cup is elongated, smooth on the inside, slightly rounded at the top. The stem is closed, soft and flexible and relatively short. The rounded shape makes it easy to pack The package contains one cup, detailed instructions and an organic cotton bag for storage and use. Product specifications Menstrual cup Medium - Medium Item description Menstrual cup Medium Article number 3760138840172 Version Medium Country of origin Germany Dimensions cups: Menstrual cup size S (16 ml): Suitable for young women with light bleeding. Dimensions without grip 46 x 38 mm. Menstrual cup size M (21 ml): Suitable for normal bleeding. Dimensions without grip 49 x 41 mm. Menstrual cup size L (28 ml): Suitable for mothers and heavy bleeding. Dimensions without handle: 52 x 44 mm. Ingredients: Medical platinum silicone. Instructions: Before first use and at the end of monthly use, the menstrual cup must be sterilised. You then boil some water in a pan and leave the cup in it for a few minutes. To insert, the cup must be folded. To do this, the top rim is pressed so that it folds in a little. You fix it between your fingers and do not place it too deep. You should not feel it. Once in the body, the cup unfolds so that a slight vacuum is created. This ensures the cup stays comfortably in place, does not slip, and catches all the blood. After a maximum of 12 hours, the cup must be removed again. Gently pull the stem until you can gently squeeze the bottom of the cup. This releases the vacuum and frees the cup. You can now remove it, empty it, rinse it and, if desired, reinsert it. When your period is over, sterilise the cup again.