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A menstrual cup is a reusable device worn inside the vagina that creates a seal against your vaginal wall and collects menstrual blood rather than absorbing it like a tampon. Menstrual Cups come in all shapes and sizes and most commonly are made of medical grade silicone. They are just as safe as tampons but most importantly they are more comfortable and make your period easier to manage. Are menstrual cups messy to use?
They note that some discolouration is normal, and doesn’t mean that you need to replace the cup. However, with proper cleaning, you can minimize this discolouration. How Often do I have to Empty it? Of course, far more people use tampons than menstrual cups so this factor must be taken into account. However, it’s clear that there’s a very, very low risk of TSS from using a menstrual cup, and it is in fact a safer alternative when considering this serious condition. What about Yeast Infections? This size is made from a softer silicone than size 2 making it especially good for teens and younger users. Wash your hands and use your fingers and a little mirror to learn what's your body like. If it doesn't go well for the first time do not panic. It can take some time but i'm sure you'll learn it! You'll find a blog post about the topic here. Save money — On average, menstruators will use 22 disposable products during a cycle — that adds up to a whopping 12,000 during a lifetime! A single menstrual cup, however, can be reused for years before needing to be replaced.Be prepared for anything — Never again will you find yourself caught out without disposable products on your period. Say goodbye to frantic, last-minute trips to the shop!
Leaving your cup to soak can help to remove discolouration and smells. Rubbing alcohol, lemon juice or a 50/50 mixture of water and vinegar are all great natural ingredients that you use to freshen up your cup. After soaking for an hour, just make sure to boil your cup for 20 minutes to remove any residue (you’re welcome!).The good news is that is comfortable. Most people can’t even feel it once it’s inserted. It’s soft, flexible, and well designed so that it’s not uncomfortable. Inserting and Removing it It should just open when placed inside you, but you may have to twist or jiggle it a little bit to get it to fully open. It will suction to your walls. It’s easy to clean because there’s isn’t anywhere that the fluid can get trapped. Some of the other ones have holes to help with suction, ridges or lines that are a bit difficult to thoroughly clean.
Just like inserting your menstrual cup, it’s important that you are removing it the right way to ensure your cup comes out easily and isn’t accidentally damaged. Here are some beginners tips to help make the process simple while you’re still learning the basics: If the strings seem longer than normal, your IUD has probably moved. See your doctor if this is the case. The Flex Cup is designed with a patented pull tab instead of a stem. It was created with menstrual cup beginners in mind. The company says their pull tab means the Flex Cup removes like a tampon. Launched 2020, Boots’ own-brand range of menstrual cups was an exciting move for the reusable period product market. Given the retailers wide reach, it’s a positive step towards making eco-friendly options more mainstream and accessible. Their own brand menstrual cup, made from 100 per cent medical grade silicone and coming in a lilac shade, is available in two sizes: A and B, or pre and post birth. It also comes in a recyclable cardboard box, with its own cotton storage bag and a handy leaflet that’s perfect for beginners.
You don’t have to worry about a certain brand being available in a certain country. Or, running out of tampons or pads when on a long bus trip. It really is very easy to travel with a menstrual cup. Can I use the it at Night?
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