Benefits

Healthier, easier and greener

Safe and sustainable menstrual cup

Significant savings on sanitary products

• Developed for everybody who has menstruation
• Healthier, easier and greener alternative to dispoasable pads and tampons
• Safe and sustainable menstrual cup

A sustainable and comfortable alternative to tampons and pads, Allmatters is suitable for anyone who menstruates.

Size A has been designed specifically for those who have not given birth vaginally.

Suitable for up to several years’ use, giving you significant savings on sanitary products, your Allmatters menstrual cup is made of safe, soft 100% medical grade silicone, free from harmful chemicals, FDA approved, AllergyCertified and certified vegan.

Why opt for a menstrual cup?

Disposable menstrual products generate around 200,000 tonnes of waste each year.

An eco-friendly alternative to traditional period products, menstrual cups like Allmatters offer several years use and require only a gentle wash before re-use.

They are also a real money saver, with tampon and towel users estimated to spend up to £18,450 on period products over a lifetime.

Once you are in the swing of using a menstrual cup, it can be significantly easier to live with than cotton-based products.

There is no need to carry a range of absorbencies and no need to do the old tampon-up-the-sleeve manoeuvre.

You will not need to empty your cup as often as you would change a tampon either. Many people find that their cups, suitable for up to 12 hours wear at a time, need refreshing only once on waking and once before bed.

Menstrual cups are also a safer choice than tampons, carrying a lower risk of toxic shock syndrome, also known as TSS.

Menstrual cup use

Using a period cup for the first time can be intimidating. Even this small menstrual cup might seem unwieldy to begin with.

But relax! Using a vaginal cup is easier and so much more comfortable than you imagine, just be sure to take your time and always wash your hands before touching your cup.

Inserting menstrual cup: the key to inserting your menstrual cup is to take your time and relax. Once you have found the insertion technique that works for you (and there are a couple of ways to do it) it will become an absolute breeze.

Wearing a cup: When you first wear your cup you may find it a little uncomfortable. It is designed to sit lower in your vaginal canal than a tampon. Because letting it hang so low may feel unnatural at first there is a chance you are wearing it higher than you need to. Remove and readjust. When your cup is correctly positioned you will barely notice it.

You may also need to trim OrganiCup’s stem. Some users even prefer to remove it completely. Use sharp scissors and take it mm by mm until you find the stem length that suits you. It may take a few days or even a couple of periods to find your comfort zone.

Removing and emptying menstrual cups: Removing your cup may take practice but again, once you have the hang of it, it is as simple as taking out a tampon, with less of the potential for discomfort on lighter days.

Empty your cup directly into the toilet bowl and rinse well in the sink. After each period disinfect your cup by placing it in boiling water for a few minutes.

Directions

1) Fold and insert. The soft OrganiCup unfolds to form a light vacuum keeping it safely in place.

Disclaimer

We go to great efforts to ensure that the information on this page is accurate at the time that the page was last edited. As we are constantly reviewing and developing our products to meet our consumer needs, consumers, particularly those that suffer from allergies and intolerances, should always check product labelling, warnings, and directions provided with the product that is delivered, prior to use or consumption.

Otheringredients

100% medical-grade silicone

Warnings

Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans, Allergy Certified