Cobie Femme Menstrual Cup | Eco-friendly Reusable Medical-grade Silicone (Female, Pink)

The Cobie Cup is made out of soft, flexible and comfortable medical-grade silicone and is FDA registered. This Cobie Cup kit comes with:

Your choice of a small or large Cobie Cup Satin carry bag and Cobie Cup instruction leaflet. ;

Let's be real: periods can be the worst, from cramps to mood swings, the last thing you need is paranoia about leaking onto your clothes (every girl and woman's nightmare!) or waking up to blood on your sheets. The way a menstrual cup seals your flow in until you're ready to take it out makes period on your pants a nightmare of the past.

Cobie Cups are:

• Soft silicone cup for periods ;
• Reusable design is great for the environment ;
• Sustainable alternative to single-use pads and tampons ;
• Crafted from ;premium FDA Registered medical grade silicone
• Comfortable to wear - feels like you're wearing nothing at all! ;
• Stem can be trimmed for a better fit without creating sharp edges ;
• Can be worn for 8-12 hours between empties
• Can be worn overnight, when swimming or active
• BPA-free, latex-free, allergen-free!

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Save money & the planet

Menstrual cups are becoming more and more popular with menstruaters as they discover how much money they will save in sanitary products each year and how much less waste they will contribute to landfill in their lifetime. With a Cobie Cup, you can reuse the cup for your whole period, every month, for years at a time.

Not only are our menstrual cups sustainable and much better for the planet than disposable pads or tampons, but you will save thousands of dollars over your lifetime with reusable menstrual cups. But make sure your hygiene is on point! You don't want any infections down there.

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How to choose the correct size for you

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Small Cobie Cup

For teens, small menstruaters, and days with a lighter period.

This cup is 44mm wide at the opening and 55mm high (with a 16mm stem)

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Large Cobie Cup

For regular use, taller users, users with heavier periods, users over 30 and mothers who have given birth vaginally.

This cup is 47mm wide at the opening and 55mm high (with a 20mm stem)

Sterilising instructions

Though soap and water between uses is important, sterilising your cobie cup is vital!

A menstrual cup may irritate your vagina if the cup isn't cleaned and cared for properly. It may also cause discomfort if you insert the cup without any lubrication. There can be an increased chance of infection. Trust me. You don't want that! So make sure you wash the menstrual cup very well.

Cleaning vs Sterilising

Surprisingly as it may seem, there is a huge difference between “cleaning” and “sterilising,” but both play equally important roles in your cup care routine. While these may sound complex, they actually are simple and easy to complete in a normal, busy day!

About Cleaning

This is the quick rinse of your cup with hot water and soap that you should do at least once a day during active use of your Cobie Cup. This quickly removes bacteria and build up before it gets settled into grooves, and is an essential step in preventing odours and stains and making your cup look a bit gross. It is also very important because your vaginal area is a place where bad bacteria could grow if you don't keep your cup clean. ;

You can reduce risk of introducing bad bacteria by washing your hands thoroughly with warm water and antibacterial soap before handling the cup.

You should also wash your cup with warm water and a mild, fragrance-free, water-based soap before and after use. ;

About Sterilising

Sterilising is when you submerge your cobie cup in boiling water and let it boil, thus making it sterile for your next use.

1. Open your collapsible Cobie Cup Steriliser and place your Cobie Cup inside
2. Pour boiling water into the steriliser and place the lid on.
3. Leave it boiling for 5-10 minutes and remove your cup carefully, allowing it to cool.

Your Cobie Cup is now sterile. So important, yet so easy!

Wash your cup before use.

IMPORTANT: Menstrual cups have been associated with Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS). TSS is a rare but serious disease that may cause death. Read and keep the enclosed information.