Menstrual products are evolving and the menstrual cup (menstrual cup) is established as an ecological, economical, and comfortable solution for many women. But how does it work, what are its advantages, and how do you choose the right one? Here’s everything you need to know!
What is a menstrual cup?
The menstrual cup (menstrual cup) is a medical-grade silicone device designed to collect menstrual flow. Inserted into the vagina, it unfolds to conform to the vaginal walls and collect blood without leaking or causing discomfort. Unlike disposable tampons or pads, it contains no chemicals and respects the vaginal flora. Marie Fil offers the menstrual cup Nixit, Diva Cup et Fornix.
Cervical cup Nixit (menstrual disc)
The Nixit menstrual cup, in disc form, is an option particularly well suited for women with a heavy flow. Wider than a classic menstrual cup, it can hold up to 70 ml of menstrual blood. Unlike the Diva Cup, the Nixit menstrual disc does not rely on suction to stay in place. This feature makes it a solution that is often more comfortable for many users.
Diva cup menstrual cup
The Diva Cup menstrual cup is the first Quebec brand to establish itself in the menstrual cup market since 2003. Made of soft medical-grade silicone, it sits around the cervix thanks to a slight suction effect, providing effective protection for up to 12 hours. Its vertical design comes in several sizes to suit each user's comfort and menstrual flow. To meet growing demand, the brand has also launched a menstrual disc, the Diva Cup, offering an additional alternative for those seeking a model without suction.
Fornix menstrual cup (menstrual disc)
Increasingly in demand, the Fornix menstrual cup (menstrual disc) stands out for its small size. It is a suitable solution for regular to light flow. This menstrual cup is especially popular with teenagers because of its size.
Pourquoi adopter la coupelle menstruelle?
Ecological and sustainable, a single menstrual cup can be used for several years. This purchase therefore allows a reduction of disposable menstrual waste productionAlone, it can replace thousands of disposable tampons and pads. Although its initial cost is higher than a disposable product (around $40 to $60), using it over several years allows forsave hundreds of dollars on disposable feminine hygiene products. Furthermore, the menstrual cup can be worn for up to 12 hours without leakage or any feeling of dampness, making it ideal for busy days or sporting activities. It adapts to the body's movements without discomfort. Let's add thatshe don't disturb the vaginal flora as some stamps can do.
Adopt the menstrual cup, it's choosing a healthier, more economical and environmentally friendly solution. It requires a short adjustment period, but its many advantages are worth it. The team at Marie Fil can help you find the right menstrual cup for you!