Silicone Menstrual Cup — 12‑Hour Comfort & Freedom

Three reasons this cup is different

12‑hour protection for every adventure

From morning laps to late‑night deadlines, the soft bell‑shaped cup stays in place without leaks. Swim, run, lift — the seal flexes with you. And because it’s reusable, you’ll never again be that person running to the shop at 10 p.m.

Saves thousands of disposables (and dollars)

One cup lasts up to 5 years, diverting over 1,200 pads or tampons from landfill. At a fraction of the monthly cost, it pays for itself in months — and keeps on giving back to the planet.

Proof that small changes add up

• 12hLeak‑free wear time
• 1,200+Disposables avoided per cup
• FDA●BPARegistered & certified
• 3‑in‑1Cup, case & sterilizer

Your first time in 5 easy steps

1. 1
   Wash your hands & the cup

   Use mild soap and warm water. Rinse thoroughly — no residue.

2. 2
   Choose your fold

   The C‑fold and punch‑down are easiest. Pinch the rim and press it flat.

3. 3
   Find a comfortable position

   Sitting on the toilet, squatting, or standing with one leg up — whatever works for you.

4. 4
   Insert gently, pointing toward your tailbone

   Release the fold once the cup is about halfway in. It will pop open and create a soft seal.

5. 5
   Check the seal & enjoy 12 hours of freedom

   Gently tug the stem — you should feel resistance. If not, rotate the cup slightly. Empty and rinse every 8‑12 hours.

Everything you need, right away

• Menstrual cup×1

  Medical‑grade silicone, bell‑shaped with collapsible rim and grip base

• Storage case×1

  Breathable, compact, and discreet for your bag or nightstand

• Sterilizer cup×1

  Microwave‑safe; boils water to sanitize the cup between cycles

From period dread to period confidence

The endless worry loop

Leaking through tampons during a board meeting. Double‑checking your pad before the yoga class. The recurring dread of “what if?” every time you leave the house. Disposable products promised convenience, but instead they delivered anxiety, irritation, and a monthly bill that never ends. Not to mention the mountain of plastic wrap in the bathroom bin.

Finally, a period you barely remember you’re having

Wake up rested. Finish your workout without a second thought. Go on that weekend camping trip with nothing to pack but the cup and its little sterilizer. This is what reusable menstrual cups were made for — not just managing your period, but forgetting it’s even there.

How to make your cup last years

• Rinse during cycle

  Rinse with cool or lukewarm water first to prevent stains, then mild soap. Pat dry before reinsertion.

• Sterilize between cycles

  Boil or microwave in the included sterilizer cup for 3‑5 minutes. Air‑dry completely.

• Use only water‑based products

  Avoid harsh soaps, hydrogen peroxide, or alcohol — they can degrade silicone over time.

• Store in breathable case

  Never seal a damp cup in an airtight container. The provided case allows airflow.

Why cups beat disposables, hands down