Pink Menstrual Cup for Period Flow Collection
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Product description
Pink design • Menstrual flow collection • Check suitability before use
Pink Menstrual Cup — A Different Period Care Option
This pink menstrual cup is intended to collect menstrual blood inside the vagina rather than absorb it. The original product photo shows the cup shape and lower stem. Suitability depends on verified size, material and the manufacturer's hygiene and usage instructions.
Understand this model
The colour shown in the actual product image.
Menstrual cups work differently from pads and tampons.
A confirmed size is not supplied in the current listing.
Important details to check before ordering
- Size and capacity: Neither is independently verified. A size S or universal fit must not be assumed.
- Material: The manufacturing grade and any medical-grade silicone certification have not been verified.
- Wear time: No maximum duration is confirmed for this exact model. Do not rely on a 12-hour claim without manufacturer's directions.
- Cleaning and sanitising: Read the instructions supplied with the product; do not assume boiling or aggressive cleaners are suitable.
General insertion and removal guidance
- Wash your hands and check that the cup is clean and intact, following the manufacturer's directions before first use.
- Fold the cup and insert it gently as instructed. Stop if insertion or wearing is painful.
- Check that it is comfortable, then empty it as frequently as the actual instructions and menstrual flow require.
- To remove, gently pinch the base to release the seal before sliding it out. Do not pull on the stem alone.
- Clean after removal according to the manufacturer and discontinue use if the cup shows cracks or damage.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the other BARAH menstrual cup? No. This is a separate pink product listing with its own image and stock code.
Does it guarantee a leak-free period? No. Results depend on fit, insertion and flow.
Can I use it with an IUD? Ask your clinician about suitability and the correct way to release the cup seal during removal.
Does it prevent pregnancy? No. A menstrual cup is not contraception and does not protect against sexually transmitted infections.
Confirm the fit before choosing
Review the original product image and confirm dimensions, materials and the manufacturer's instructions before ordering with the Add to Cart button above. Shipping options and final fees are shown at checkout.
