Teen menstrual cup - Pelvi cup
Ditch tampons for good with this convenient mini-sized cup. Wear for 8 hours at a time - great for swimming, camping, hiking, overnight, convenience!
Description
Soft, Medical Grade TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) menstrual cup. TPE can be rolled as thin as a tampon, making it suitable for younger, smaller or inexperienced users.
Pelvi Cup is a reusable soft silicone cup worn internally like a tampon, but collects rather than absorbs your period. When inserted correctly it naturally stays in place, won’t leak and can be worn for 8 consecutive hours.
- Suitable for light to heavy flows.
- Certified Medical Grade Silicone.
- Australian Owned listed with TGA.
One cup should last about 6 years, saving well over 1000 tampons or pads from landfill - variable by individual of course!
Size
Mini - Sized to suit teens/youth. Suitable for anyone that would use a mini tampon or those new to using cups, regardless of age.
Dimensions: diameter 38mm; overall length including the stem is 60mm.
Materials
- Soft, Medical Grade TPE which is clinically tested and recyclable.
- No latex, silicone, BPA or phthalates.
Pelvi Menstrual Cups are designed and packaged in Australia and made in an ISO-Certified facility in the United States.
How to use
Cleaning
Rinse between uses when on the go, and wash and sterilise between uses once you are back home.
It is handy to carry a wet bag for your reusable period products while out and about.
This product is exempt from GST.
Rinse with water between uses when on the go.
Once home, you can use either a dedicated menstrual cup cleaner, or simply use a gentle, unscented, oil-free soap.
According to Healthline.com. you should avoid using any of the following chemicals to clean your menstrual cup:
Avoid the following:
- antibacterial soap
- oil-based soap
- scented soap
- baking soda
- bleach
- dishwashing liquid
- hydrogen peroxide
- rubbing alcohol
- vinegar
To sterilise your cup, submerge in boilin water for 10 minutes.
Cleaning
Store in a wet bag when on the go. Include in the regular wash once at home. You can dry pail them or presoak if you prefer.
Wash in COLD water to minimise staining.
Council rebates
Rebates (subsidies) are currently available in some council areas. Visit the rebate page to see if you can claim an upfront rebate or cashback.