Menstrual Cup (Pack of 1)

What Is a Menstrual Cup?

A menstrual cup is a small, soft cup you insert inside your body to collect period blood. The Sirona menstrual cup is reusable, which means you wash it and use it again every month. At Rs.349, it is one of the most affordable period cup online India options available.

Unlike pads and tampons that absorb blood, a reusable menstrual cup collects it. You can wear it for menstrual cup 8 hour protection without changing, which means fewer interruptions to your day.

How It Works Inside the Body

You fold the cup, insert it at a slight angle, and it unfolds to create a seal against the vaginal walls. This seal prevents leaks. Blood collects in the cup until you are ready to empty it. Remove, rinse, and reinsert.

Is It Safe?

Yes. The Sirona menstrual cup is made of 100 percent medical grade silicone menstrual cup material. This is the same material used in medical devices. It is free from BPA, latex, and toxins. It does not cause infection when kept clean. It is also safe for unmarried women and girls. Using a menstrual cup does not affect virginity.

Why Choose the Sirona Reusable Menstrual Cup?

The Sirona menstrual cup is a zero waste menstrual cup India women are switching to in large numbers. One cup lasts up to 5 years. This makes it a smarter long-term choice over disposable products.

Medical-Grade Silicone

Medical grade silicone menstrual cup material is soft, flexible, and completely body-safe. It does not absorb odour. It does not react with your body. The material stays clean and maintains its shape after repeated sterilization.

Holds Up to 30ml

The cup holds 15 to 30ml of fluid depending on the size. This is two to three times more than most pads. On lighter days, you may only need to empty it once or twice the whole day.

How to Choose the Right Size - Menstrual Cup Size Guide

A proper fit is the key to a leak-free experience. This menstrual cup size guide India will help you choose the right option.

Small, Medium, or Large?

• Small: best for teens and women under 30 who have not given birth
• Medium: best for women over 30 or those with a moderate to heavy flow
• Large: best for women who have given birth or have a heavy flow

Size Guide for Indian Women

When in doubt, start with Medium. Most Indian women find the Medium size a good fit. If you are using a menstrual cup for beginners India for the first time, Medium is the easiest size to learn with. Check the size chart on the product page for exact measurements.

How to Insert and Remove a Menstrual Cup

Step-by-Step for Beginners

• Wash your hands thoroughly
• Fold the cup in half or into a C-shape
• Insert it at a slight angle, not straight up
• Let it open and rotate gently to check the seal
• Wear for up to 8 hours
• To remove, pinch the base to break the seal
• Pull it out gently, empty, rinse with water, and reinsert

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Do not insert it too deep. The stem should sit near the vaginal opening.
• Do not skip checking the seal. Give it a gentle tug to confirm.
• Do not use soap with fragrance to clean it. Use mild soap or plain water.
• Do not panic if it feels stuck. Relax, squat, and try again.

For safe sterilization, pair your cup with the Menstrual Cup Sterilizer. Or get everything together with the Period Cup Care Kit (cup and sterilizer in one box). For an upgraded version, see the Sirona Pro Reusable Menstrual Cup with FDA-approved silicone.

Menstrual Cup vs Pad - Which Is Better for You?

The menstrual cup vs pad which is better question comes down to your lifestyle and preference.