Made from 100% medical grade silicone, the Pelvi Cup is a great alternative to regular pads and tampons. The Pelvi cup is designed to collect rather than absorb menstrual flow. It is comfortable, convenient, and can last up to 10 years.
Pelvi Cup
$ 34.95
Product Description
The Pelvi Menstrual cup is an easy, convenient, ecological, and inexpensive alternative to tampons and pads. Menstrual cups will help you re-think the way you manage your period. A cup can collect 3-4 times more fluid than tampons meaning you can go longer between changes. When correctly sized and inserted, a cup should not leak or move and will help make exercising and swimming a breeze.
The Pelvi Cup is a bell-shaped and reusable cup that is placed inside the vaginal cavity and, when fitted securely, will collect rather than absorb the menstrual fluid.
Pelvi Cup Features:
- Manufactured from 100% medical grade silicone
- Grip rings at base of the cup and ribbed stem for easy removal
- Markers inside the cup that allow you to measure how much fluid you have lost
- Matte finish
- Hypoallergenic
- Easy to use and comfortable
- Ecological and inexpensive
- Can last for up to 10 years
- Each Pelvi cup comes with a satin storage pouch
Pelvi Cup Sizes
Size 1: For women under 30 years old with light flow and have NOT given birth
Diameter: 42mm
Tab Length: 25mm
Max. Volume: 25ml
Size 2: For women over 30 years with heavier flow or who have given birth
Diameter: 47mm
Tab Length: 20mm
Max. Volume: 30ml
Pelvi Cup Quick Start Guide
- Sanitise before first use
- Thoroughly wash your hands before use
- Fold the cup and insert into the lower part of your vagina
- Check and empty every 4-12 hours
- To remove, don’t just pull; gently squeeze the base of the cup and then remove
- Thoroughly wash and sanitise
- Store clean and dry in the included pouch
Quick Tips:
- Menstrual cups are not a contraceptive and do not protect against sexually transmitted diseases or pregnancy.
- Wash your Menstrual Cup with a mild oil free soap that contains no perfumes.
- At the end of your period wash the cup thoroughly and sterilise in boiling water for 2-3 minutes.
- Keep the cup in the storage bag and in a dry and well vented place.
- Learning to use a menstrual cup can take a few cycles. While getting used to the Menstrual Cup it is a good idea to use a pantyliner as a backup. It may take some practice to get used to, but soon you will become comfortable with insertion and removal.
