ELRiena Menstrual White Colour Cup With a Stelizer Pot(Small-Xs) 38mm

Key Features & Ingredients

• Made of medical-grade silicone, a material generally chosen for ELRiena Menstrual White Colour Cup With a Stelizer Pots because it is hypoallergenic, non-absorbent, and able to spring back into shape after being folded for insertion
• This size is labeled Small/XS with a 38mm rim (opening) diameter; as a general industry convention, smaller sizes like this are sometimes suggested for younger users or those without a history of vaginal childbirth, though this is general guidance only and fit varies by individual anatomy
• Comes with a companion sterilizer pot - a small pot used to boil-sterilize the cup in water, standard practice before first use and between menstrual cycles
• Note: the "ELRiena" brand name could not be independently verified as an established ELRiena Menstrual White Colour Cup With a Stelizer Pot brand through available sources, and its attribution to Technokit Healthcare Ltd - whose confirmed official product catalog centers on health-monitoring electronics - could not be corroborated either

Benefits

• Hypoallergenic, non-absorbent silicone construction is intended to reduce irritation risk compared to some other period-care materials
• Reusable design may reduce the ongoing waste associated with disposable period products
• A properly inserted cup relies on a suction seal that is intended to help reduce leaks for its wear duration
• The included sterilizer pot supports simple boil-sterilization between cycles

Who Can Use This Product

• As general guidance only, smaller sizes such as this Small/XS 38mm option are sometimes suggested for younger users or those who have not had a vaginal childbirth - this is a loose convention, not a strict rule, since fit depends on individual anatomy
• Individuals new to ELRiena Menstrual White Colour Cup With a Stelizer Pots may want to consult a gynecologist to help confirm sizing before first use
• Not recommended for use during an active vaginal infection, or soon after childbirth or pelvic surgery, without clearance from a doctor
• Those using an intrauterine device (IUD) should consult their doctor before use, as improper removal technique could theoretically dislodge it

How to Use

• Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water before inserting or removing the cup
• Fold the cup using a comfortable folding technique and gently insert it
• The cup can typically be worn for up to about 12 hours before needing to be emptied, depending on flow
• To remove, pinch or press the base to release the suction seal, then gently pull the cup out, empty the contents into a toilet or sink, rinse with water, and reinsert

Storage & Safety

• Boil-sterilize the cup in the provided sterilizer pot before first use and again at the start of each new cycle
• Discontinue use and consult a doctor if irritation, unusual discharge, or discomfort occurs
• Silicone cups are generally replaced every 1-2 years, or per any guidance provided with the packaging
• Do not share this cup with another individual, and store it in a clean, dry place between cycles