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- Can I use a Menstrual Cup if I have an IUD or Mirena coil fitted?
- Will using the BeYou Menstrual Cup cause a mess?
- What will a Menstrual Cup feel like once it's inside me?
- How should I clean my Menstrual Cup in public?
- What material is the BeYou Cup made from?
- What size Menstrual Cup do I need?
- Will using a Menstrual Cup hurt?
- How old do you need to be to try a Menstrual Cup?
- How do I remove my Menstrual Cup?
- How do I break the seal of the cup?
- Can I use a Menstrual Cup for discharge or cervical fluids?
- Does the BeYou Cup contain any toxic chemicals?
- How do you insert a cup with different positions?
- Can the Menstrual Cup be returned?
- Is it safe to buy BeYou Menstrual Cup online?
- Where to buy BeYou Menstrual Cup online?
Cleaning your menstrual cup in home:
Tip the contents of your cup out into the toilet and clean it with cold water, and dry it with a clean towel.
Give your cup a wash with the Menstrual Cup Foaming Cleanser.
Cleaning your menstrual cup in a toilet stall:
You can carry a small water bottle with you and rinse the cup out with water.
Tip the cup out, wipe it down with toilet paper and re-insert.
You can carry an extra cup and switch them. Just insert the clean cup and rinse the used one with cold water in the basin or with the water bottle you carried to the toilet stall or any other options.
Why Soft? We in effect designed our menstrual cup to be softer than others since that was the number 1 piece of feedback after talking to tens of thousands of cup users. Besides, not everything that goes in there should be hard.
Many factors impact your choice of picking the right menstrual cup for you, beginning with your cervix elevation, your personal preference and how your uterus is sitting in your body.
To Be Able to Find out the Ideal size menstrual cup for you, you can follow our manual:
- If you have not given birth it’s very simple, get the medium cup if you are under 25 years, and if you are above 25 years get a large menstrual cup.
- If you have had a vaginal birth, get a large menstrual cup.
- If you have had a caesarean and are under 25 years old, get the medium cup, and if you are above 25 years, get a large menstrual cup.
It is recommended to know your cervix height to determine which cup size is best suitable for you. Medium cup fits best on a low cervix and a large cup fits best on a high cervix.
However, you know your body best. If you believe that the medium or the large cup would fit your shape better based on your own anatomy and sensitivities then pick your preferred cup.
What if I'm over 25 but only use a small / medium tampon?
Tampon size does not help in determining the size of the cup, as unlike a menstrual cup it doesn't create a seal against your vaginal walls. However knowing the cervix height helps better in determining the suitable cup size.
You have the wrong size - If your cup is too large or too long it could be sitting too high on your vagina or it is pressing against your vaginal walls which could cause some distress.
The stem of your cup is too long - When you have a short vaginal canal or a low cervix then the stem could poke your vaginal walls. You can trim your menstrual cup’s stem by cutting along the lines of the stem with scissors.
Your cup is too high - When your cup has been put too high and has not unfolded properly it could be pressing against your cervix. We recommend making sure your cup stays lower in the vaginal canal and slowly pushing your cup upwards so it's fully inserted.
Your cup is too low - If your cup sits too low in your vaginal tract it can cause some distress. To ensure your cup is not too low make certain the whole stem of your menstrual cup is completely inserted and your cup is not directly in the entrance to your vagina.
If you have ANY trouble at all while using a cup simply inform us and we'll help!
If you are starting to use a menstrual cup at a young age: be patient and give yourself some time to attempt different folds and positions and get accustomed to the menstrual cup, just as you'd do using a tampon or a sanitary pad. Your period blood will make inserting a period product smoother and gentler, so go right ahead and do not fear a ‘bloody mess’! It truly is the one time you are going to want to!
A squat-like position gives the best access for getting your cup in a suitable position and there are a few ways in which you can do this:
- Sit on the toilet, likely in a squat position
- Hover slightly over the toilet, in a squat position
- Put your leg up on the toilet seat or bath tub
- or just squat.
Any position that makes you feel relaxed and prevents you from clenching your muscles, will help you get that cup inside of you swiftly and hassle-free. It is reasonable if you take some time, you will surely get there! Is it not that we all love a bit of a challenge!?
If you are hesitant to pick the wrong size and end up with the discomfort out of it, we suggest you begin with measuring your cervix and follow our instruction under “What size Menstrual Cup do I need?”. If it does not help you enough, you can always write to us and we will help you further.
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