Pelvi Cup

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% high grade medical silicone
• Plastic, Latex, BPA, and Chemical free
• Grip rings at base of the cup to assist removal
• Short grip stem to help with removal without reducing comfort
• Smooth seamless design for easy cleaning
• Markers inside the cup that allow  you to measure how much fluid you have lost
• Matte finish
• Easy to use and comfortable
• Ecological and inexpensive
• Each Pelvi cup comes with a satin storage pouch
• Australian owned company. Made in the USA and FDA listed
• TGA Registered ARTG: 312885

Pelvi Cup Sizes

Size Small: Most suited to teenagers, and women with a low cervix.

Diameter: 42mm
Length (including stem): 60mm
Max. Volume: 25ml

Size Medium: For women under 30 years old with a light to moderate flow and have NOT given birth

Diameter: 42mm
Length (including stem): 70mm
Max. Volume: 30ml

Size Large: For women over 30 years with heavier flow or who have given birth

Diameter: 46mm
Length (including stem): 70mm
Max. Volume: 40ml

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.