£36.52
The Dame Self-Sanitising Menstrual Cup is a comfortable and sustainable alternative to traditional period products. It features natural Saniconcentrates that eliminate the need for boiling between uses. Simply rinse, wipe, and reuse for a hygienic experience.
- Powered by Saniconcentrates to resist 99.9% of bacteria and viruses without boiling or sterilisation.
- Designed with a 46mm diameter and 67mm length for a comfortable fit, ideal for medium flow.
- Biocide-free and organic, ensuring safety and sustainability for repeated use over time.
- Easy to insert using various folding methods like the C Fold or 7 Fold, with detailed instructions provided.
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Description
xWe've developed a revolutionary self-sanitising menstrual cup, powered by natural, biocide-free Saniconcentrates. This means no more boiling or sanitising required between wears, just rinse, wipe and reuse.
The menstrual cup is a comfortable and super sustainable alternative to tampons and pads. It's inserted similarly to a tampon and works by collecting your period blood, which you then empty out.
The DAME Period Cup is powered by natural, biocide-free Saniconcentrates, meaning that the cup is resistant to 99.9% of bacteria and viruses (tested to ISO 22196). Saniconcentrate contains a biocompatible element that works against bacteria attachment and proliferation, helping the cup to stay clean without the need for sterilisation or boiling. The Saniconcentrates are integral to the material, so they will not rub off or degrade over time.
Country of origin: Spain.
Storage: Store in a clean dry place.
Preparation and Usage: Ensure you have washed your hands before handling your DAME Period Cup. There are three different folds you can use to insert the cup, the C Fold, the 7 Fold and the Punch Down. Try out these options and see what works for you. To insert the cup we suggest squatting, popping your leg up or sitting on the toilet. Fold the cup, and insert it into your vagina. You will find that wetting the cup under the tap, or using some personal lubricant will help with insertion. A lot of videos make it look easy, but it can be challenging the first few times you try, so don't worry! If you are struggling, take a break and try a different folding method or position. Taking a warm bath or shower to relax can also help. Once the cup is inserted, squeeze the bottom once or twice and check the seal by gently tugging on the stem. You should feel a little resistance. If your cup moves around or feels uncomfortable, it may not be inserted correctly. Try repositioning the cup with your fingers, or removing and reinserting it. Once it is in correctly it should feel round or oval, with no noticeable folds.
