Merula Cup Galaxy (Violet) - One Size Menstrual Cup Made of Medical Silicone, 10 g

Merula Cup - ecological, economical and comfortable The Merula Cup is made from 100% medical silicone and produced in Germany. It is spherical, with a fixed edge and a thin soft body. The menstrual cup can be worn crushed - only the edge has to open. From weak to strong pelvic floor muscles, the Merula Cup stays where it belongs. Since it is crushed and does not have to fully unfold like other cups, even a strong pelvic floor does not bring it out of shape. The Merula Cup has a very large capacity (up to 38 ml) with a diameter of 40 mm to 46 mm. It adapts perfectly to your body. An ideal companion for light as well as heavy bleeding. Due to its ball shape, the Merula Cup has an amazing capacity at its height of 39 mm. So he also fits women with deep seated portio. If your portio sits very high, you can also use the Merula Cup without worrying thanks to the ladder stem. Previous measurement of portion is superfluous. Just try it and decide which length of the handle is most comfortable to you. Shortly if necessary. The ladder simply individually with scissors. The Merula Cup is made of medical silicone, is free of plasticisers and vegan. Directions Merula Cup - Quick Start Guide 1. Cleaning: Boil in water for 5 minutes before first use. A splash of vinegar prevents limescale deposits. 2. Insert: optional moisten cup or use some water-based lubricant. Cup fold (e.g. punch down folding) and insert. 3. Position correctly: rotate the cup slightly until it unfolds and sits correctly. The cup should not sit as deep as a tampon. 4. Adjustment: if the stem is too long, simply shorten it. Don't worry if it doesn't work right away - usually it takes 1-4 cycles to find the perfect fit. Then the Merula Cup makes your menstruation much easier. For all details, please refer to the enclosed instructions or visit the manufacturer's website. Safety Warning Please note the following instructions when using the Merula Cup: Always wash your hands thoroughly before and after removing your cup. - Wear your cup only during the period and not during the puerperium. - Always carefully remove the negative pressure before removing your cup. - Clean your cup after 8 hours at the latest and boil it at least once in the cycle, before the next period begins. - Always keep your cup out of reach of children and animals. - Remove your cup if you experience pain while wearing. - Remove your cup before sexual intercourse, as there is a risk of injury. The Merula Cup is neither suitable for contraception nor does it protect against sexually transmitted diseases. - If you wear an intrauterine device (spiral/chain/ball/…), seek medical advice before using a menstrual cup. If the thread of your intrauterine device occurs longer, it may be that it is slipped. - If you have persistent pain after removing your cup, please consult a doctor. - If your cup has first signs of material fatigue, please dispose of it via the residual bin and replace it for a new one. Consider changing your cup after 3-5 years.