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The BeYou Menstrual Cup can be worn during your period for up to 12 hours at a time. With the correct care, it will last for ten years, therefore cutting down on waste and monthly cost.
The Menstrual Cup is made with 100% soft, medical grade silicone. With no hazardous chemicals, BPA, Latex, or Dye.
Available in 2 sizes.
We recommend using the Large cup if you are over the age of 25 or if you have given birth vaginally.
The BeYou Menstrual Cup can be worn during your period for up to 12 hours at a time. With the correct care, it will last for ten years, therefore cutting down on waste and monthly cost.
The Menstrual Cup is made with 100% soft, medical grade silicone. With no hazardous chemicals, BPA, Latex, or Dye.
Available in 2 sizes.
We recommend using the Large cup if you are over the age of 25 or if you have given birth vaginally.
Take your time and practice using your cup until you feel comfortable. Fold the cup using a fold that feels most comfortable for you. Insert the folded cup into your vagina with the same method as a tampon.
The cup should sit lower than a tampon inside your vagina, but should feel comfortable, with the stem fully inside.
Once the cup is inside, it will open and create a light suction. This is how the cup prevents leaks. You can use your finger to check it is fully unfolded. You can twist the cup if you need to.
The cup can be used for up to 12 hours, but you can empty your cup when you feel you need to.
To remove the cup, gently pull the stem of the cup downwards until you can reach and hold the base of the cup. Pinch the base to release the suction and take it out. You may need to push down to help reach your cup.
Empty the contents of your cup into the toilet and rinse. Reinsert cup if needed.
Take your time and practice using your cup until you feel comfortable. Fold the cup using a fold that feels most comfortable for you. Insert the folded cup into your vagina with the same method as a tampon.
The cup should sit lower than a tampon inside your vagina, but should feel comfortable, with the stem fully inside.
Once the cup is inside, it will open and create a light suction. This is how the cup prevents leaks. You can use your finger to check it is fully unfolded. You can twist the cup if you need to.
The cup can be used for up to 12 hours, but you can empty your cup when you feel you need to.
To remove the cup, gently pull the stem of the cup downwards until you can reach and hold the base of the cup. Pinch the base to release the suction and take it out. You may need to push down to help reach your cup.
Empty the contents of your cup into the toilet and rinse. Reinsert cup if needed.
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