Lunette Menstrual Cup - Violet - Reusable Model 1 Menstrual Cup for Light Flow

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The Lunette Menstrual Cup has a secure, fixed placement that means you’ll never need to limit yourself when on your period. You can play sports, lie down or even swim; the cup moves with your body to guarantee all-day protection. Plus, our cup comes with its own cute little pouch, meaning you can keep it with you and simply take it out when you need it. The first reason is that the Lunette collects, rather than absorbs menstrual fluid like with tampons. This helps to maintain the natural lubrication in your vagina. Truthfully, just about the only similarities are that they’re both inserted into the vagina, and prevent menstrual fluid from leaking. Lunette Cup vs. Tampons: Many Differences Lunette mentions that you should use their special Feelbetter Menstrual Cup Cleanserto make your cup “squeaky clean,” but in our opinion, it’s probably unnecessary. Most people find that plain old soap and water works quite well Here are a few tips from the company about how to keep your Lunette in tip-top shape for years and years to come:

When choosing a menstrual cup, it’s important to consider your flow type,” advises Lucy Lettice, co-founder of &Sisters , the UK’s largest plastic-free period care brand. For lighter flows, she recommends mixing a menstrual cup with reusable pads. Take a deep breath and actively push the cup down with your pelvic muscles as you reach in to pull it out.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? When you rinse your cup, remember to always use cold water to avoid staining it! If your cup is already stained, let it sit under the sun for a couple hours, or soak it in spirit vinegar or lemon juice and boil it for... you guessed it, 20 MINUTES! Cleaning the menstrual cup air-holes Lunette is a company that is serious about women’s health. They make top-quality products that are very safe to use. Never again will you feel the dread of being caught off guard without a menstruation product at hand. Unlike tampons and pads, you can’t run out of a cup, so you know you’ll always be prepared for whatever your cycle has to throw at you! Relax: The most important thing to remember is to relax and take your time. There’s no need to rush.

You just have to remember to empty, and then reinsert it before you go to bed. When you wake up in the morning, take it out when you get up. The Lunette company has come out with special wipes.Although these are a great product, they are quite expensive. Baby wipes are much cheaper and work just as well. Our menstrual cup is here to help you stress less, spend less and waste less. Safe, sustainable and secure, our cups provide period protection you can depend on for up to 12 hours a day. You only need to change your cup 2-4 times, so you can spend less time in the bathroom and more time focused on the important things in life. Like having fun. And smashing the patriarchy. How to use a menstrual cup?Let’s explore the question in a few different categories to help you figure out which one will work best for you. Period Cup vs Tampons: One Similarity That’s basically how a menstrual cup like this one works. Leave a comment below and let us know if you have any questions and we’d be happy to give you additional information. How Does a Period Cup Compare to Tampons If you’re worried about inserting the cup for the first time the best thing you can do is just relax. Tense muscles don’t help so just get comfy, breath and be patient while you learn. Top Tips: The absorbing capacity of a tampon is given in grammes and the capacity of the menstrual cup in millilitres. One ml of menstrual blood is comparable with a gramme, so the capacity of tampons and menstrual cups are comparable. The capacity of the Lunette menstrual cup is 25 ml (model 1) and 30 ml (model 2). The absorbing capacity of a tampon is 6-18 g.