Whether you're a seasoned cup user or a newbie, these essential tips will help you get the most out of your Period Cup. Plus, we've got some great products to make the process a breeze.
Sterilizing Cup Holder
Ladies, we're starting with a game-changer—our Sterilizing Cup Holder! This nifty accessory is now free with all orders, so you're in for a treat. Fill it with water, place your period cup inside, close the lid, and pop it in the microwave for just one minute. Voilà! You've just eliminated 99.9% of bacteria. Let it cool before handling; we don't want any steamy surprises.
Boiling Method
For those without a microwave or craving a more traditional approach, grab a pot, boil water, and submerge your cup for 5 to 10 minutes. It's like giving your cup a spa day. This technique ensures thorough sanitization without any fuss.
On-The-Go Cleansing Wipes
Imagine this: you're out and about, and it's time for a cup refresh. Our On-The-Go Cleansing Wipes are here to save the day! Simply wipe, let it quick-dry, and re-insert. No water required! Plus, they're biodegradable, so you can feel good about your eco-friendly choice while staying fresh on the move.
pH-Balanced Period Cup & Hand Wash
If you're all about maintaining that fresh, clean feeling, our pH-balanced Period Cup & Hand Wash is your BFF. It's formulated with soothing chamomile, known for its antifungal, antibacterial, and antiseptic properties. Not only will your cup thank you, but your hands will also be soft and pampered. It's a win-win!
A Few Extra Tips
👉 Before Use: Always start with a clean slate. Use any of the above methods to thoroughly clean your cup before its first use.
👉 Daily Cleaning: Keep that cup sparkling by cleaning it every day after use. And remember, wash your hands before cleaning and inserting your cup for that extra layer of hygiene.
👉 End of Cycle: When Aunt Flo's visit ends, make sure to give your cup a final clean and let it air dry completely before storing it in your holder or another pouch.
👉 Treat with Care: Our cups are silicone, so avoid oil-based products that can break down the material. And please avoid using anything acidic or chemical to clean – we're all about keeping things gentle and irritation-free.
