Organicup Menstruations Cup - Size. A
Are you sick of bothering with tampons and sanitary pads every month? Spending so much money on them? Worrying about the risk of them leaking? You should try the menstrual cup! The OrganiCup is one of the newest on the market. The mentrual cup is a small bowl-like cup made from medical silicone, which you insert in your vagina during your period. The cup collects the blood, you take it out and empty it as needed, and then you put it back up. Once it's in place, you won't feel it, and you can wear it for up to 12 hours at a time, depending on how much you bleed. Due to the rims on the stem, it is very easy to reach and pull out. Using the OrganiCup is both easy and hygienic, and it will keep you fresh, clean and odour-free 24/7. You can use the cup for both light and heavy flow, and you can even sleep with it in place. The OrganiCup comes in two sizes, Model A and Model B, and it can be used by women of all ages. Model A is for women under the age of 30 who have not given birth vaginally. Model B is for women over the age of 30, and all women who have given birth vaginally. Model A is 1.5 inch in diameter at the widest part and 2 inches in length (2.5 inches including the stem). Model B is 1.5 inch in diameter and 2 inches in length (2.5 inches including the stem). The OrganiCup is flexible and comfortable to use. When using it during your period, you only need to rinse it with water after emptying it and before inserting it again. To make insertion easier, you can use a little water-based lube. The cup comes with a small cotton bag that you can store your OrganiCup in safely and discreetly. In the box is a detailed user guide with illustrations of how to insert the cup. Did you know that 9 out of 10 women who try a menstrual cup say that they will continue using it and recommend it to others?
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Are you sick of bothering with tampons and sanitary pads every month? Spending so much money on them? Worrying about the risk of them leaking? You should try the menstrual cup! The OrganiCup is one of the newest on the market. The mentrual cup is a small bowl-like cup made from medical silicone, which you insert in your vagina during your period. The cup collects the blood, you take it out and empty it as needed, and then you put it back up. Once it's in place, you won't feel it, and you can wear it for up to 12 hours at a time, depending on how much you bleed. Due to the rims on the stem, it is very easy to reach and pull out. Using the OrganiCup is both easy and hygienic, and it will keep you fresh, clean and odour-free 24/7. You can use the cup for both light and heavy flow, and you can even sleep with it in place. The OrganiCup comes in two sizes, Model A and Model B, and it can be used by women of all ages. Model A is for women under the age of 30 who have not given birth vaginally. Model B is for women over the age of 30, and all women who have given birth vaginally. Model A is 1.5 inch in diameter at the widest part and 2 inches in length (2.5 inches including the stem). Model B is 1.5 inch in diameter and 2 inches in length (2.5 inches including the stem). The OrganiCup is flexible and comfortable to use. When using it during your period, you only need to rinse it with water after emptying it and before inserting it again. To make insertion easier, you can use a little water-based lube. The cup comes with a small cotton bag that you can store your OrganiCup in safely and discreetly. In the box is a detailed user guide with illustrations of how to insert the cup. Did you know that 9 out of 10 women who try a menstrual cup say that they will continue using it and recommend it to others?
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Are you sick of bothering with tampons and sanitary pads every month? Spending so much money on them? Worrying about the risk of them leaking? You should try the menstrual cup! The OrganiCup is one of the newest on the market. The mentrual cup is a small bowl-like cup made from medical silicone, which you insert in your vagina during your period. The cup collects the blood, you take it out and empty it as needed, and then you put it back up. Once it's in place, you won't feel it, and you can wear it for up to 12 hours at a time, depending on how much you bleed. Due to the rims on the stem, it is very easy to reach and pull out. Using the OrganiCup is both easy and hygienic, and it will keep you fresh, clean and odour-free 24/7. You can use the cup for both light and heavy flow, and you can even sleep with it in place. The OrganiCup comes in two sizes, Model A and Model B, and it can be used by women of all ages. Model A is for women under the age of 30 who have not given birth vaginally. Model B is for women over the age of 30, and all women who have given birth vaginally. Model A is 1.5 inch in diameter at the widest part and 2 inches in length (2.5 inches including the stem). Model B is 1.5 inch in diameter and 2 inches in length (2.5 inches including the stem). The OrganiCup is flexible and comfortable to use. When using it during your period, you only need to rinse it with water after emptying it and before inserting it again. To make insertion easier, you can use a little water-based lube. The cup comes with a small cotton bag that you can store your OrganiCup in safely and discreetly. In the box is a detailed user guide with illustrations of how to insert the cup. Did you know that 9 out of 10 women who try a menstrual cup say that they will continue using it and recommend it to others?
Product Specifications
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Material | silicone |
Brand | OrganiCup |
Gender | female |
Size | Small |
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