OrganiCup Menstrual Cup - Model A

How do I clean it in public bathrooms?
You can bring bottled water with you or use a sanitising wipe. If you don’t have either, just use toilet paper and rinse when you’re back home.   

Won’t it leak?
No. When inserted correctly, the cup shouldn’t leak if it’s not completely full (and presuming you have the right size). Learn more.

How long does it last?
The material of the cup is tested to last for years. We recommend that you replace it if the material starts getting sticky or cracks. Learn more.

Is it safe and hygienic?
Yes, the cup is made from 100% medical grade silicone, which is a material that has been tested for bio compatibility and is safe to wear inside the body. It doesn’t contain BPA or latex. Our menstrual cup is also AllergyCertified and registered with The Vegan Society. Learn more. 

Can I use it with an IUD?
Yes, but it's important to release the suction seal before removing the cup. We recommend consulting with your gynecologist prior to use and if you just had your IUD fitted, you should wait at least 2 cycles before you start using a menstrual cup.

Material
100% medical-grade silicone, produced in Germany. Organic cotton bag included. 

Dimensions
Size Mini / Size A / Size B
Diameter: 37mm / 41mm / 44mm 
Total cup length: 58mm / 70mm / 72mm 
Stem length: 18mm / 20mm / 18mm 
Full capacity: 19ml / 27ml / 33ml  

Disposal
The menstrual cup: In many cities, if you bin your old cup, it’ll be burned to create energy. If you’d rather not throw your cup in the bin, you can also burn it yourself in a controlled environment. Silicone is basically sand (quartz) and will only produce a tiny bit of CO2 due to the small quantity of silicone used in each cup.  

The cotton bag: You can drop off your cotton bag at your local recycling facility along with other textiles. In many cities, if you bin your cotton bag, it’ll be burned to create energy.   

The packaging: All our packaging is made from recycled and/or recyclable paper and cardboard.  Please make sure to dispose of the packaging in the appropriate bin, according to your local recycling regulations.

Model A: For those who haven't given birth vaginally.

For more information: https://allmatters.com/pages/cup-size-guide