Silicone Menstrual Cup, size 0 Claripharm Claricup Menstrual Cup
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Age:
18+
Brand: Claripharm
Line: intimate care
Product Type: menstrual cup
Volume: 1 pcs.
Gender: for women
Classification: pharmacy
Country: France
Made in: France
The Claricup Silicone Menstrual Cup is a reusable alternative to tampons and sanitary pads. This accessory is made from medical-grade silicone, the same material used for surgical prostheses, and contains silver microparticles for added safety. It is easily inserted into the vagina, making it ideal for women of all ages and stages of life. A model from any of the available 4 sizes quickly adapts to the unique characteristics of your body and the intensity of your flow, providing up to 6 hours of peace of mind for the next 3 years. This menstrual cup is free of chemical components and does not cause endocrine disorders thanks to its patented formula with antimicrobial properties. Plus, with the included disinfection and transportation container, you can sterilize, clean, and conveniently carry it with you.
Features of the Claripharm Claricup Menstrual Cup:
- Size 0 (mini) dimensions: overall length 71 mm, diameter 36 mm, capacity 13.7 ml;
- Equivalent to using half a drop's worth of tampons or pads;
- Designed for women with weak pelvic floor muscle tone;
- Made from soft and hypoallergenic medical-grade silicone;
- Easy to use and maintain;
- Reduces environmental waste associated with traditional hygiene products;
- Promotes health and comfort during menstruation.-
Before the first use, sterilize the cup in boiling water for 3-5 minutes. Make sure to wash your hands with soap beforehand. Fold the cup. There are different folding techniques you can try; experiment to find the one that suits you best. Insert the folded cup and allow it to expand inside the vagina. Upon proper insertion, the cup will open with a characteristic suction sound or "pop," indicating correct placement. If unsure, feel the base of the cup; it should be round or oval. If you feel any dents, the cup hasn't fully expanded. Gently hold the base (not the pin) and try to rotate it to ensure a suction seal has formed. Then, slightly tug on the stem. If you feel resistance, the cup has been successfully positioned.