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Gentle Day Menstrual Cup M 1 Piece
Gentle Day Menstrual Cup M 1 Piece
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Gentle Day Menstrual Cup M
The Gentleday (Genialday) menstrual cup is made of medical-grade TPE (ThermoPlastic Elastomer). This material is manufactured in Germany according to strict guidelines for medical devices.
The elastomer is non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and non-irritating to the skin. This makes it ideal for direct use on the skin and for medical devices/components in and on the body.
This elastomer menstrual cup is soft, durable, tear-resistant, and works perfectly with vaginal microflora. It's phthalate-free (plasticizers found in plastics), PVC-free, and latex-free.
Depending on use and maintenance of the cup, you can use it for 1 to 5 years and even up to 10 years is possible!
Size M is suitable for women under 25 years of age who have not had a vaginal birth and/or have an average menstrual period.
Dimensions:
Content size M: 25ml
Length size M (including stem): 67mm
Diameter size M: 43mm
100% medical TPE (no latex, rubber, plastic)
Hypoallergenic
Certified ISO 9001
Certified Vegan
FDA registered (US registration for approved pharmaceutical and medical devices)
Reusable and recyclable
Ecological and economic
Biodegradable and recyclable
Dermatologically tested
Includes storage bag
Advantages of the cup compared to tampons and sanitary towels:
* Cup is reusable for several years – economic advantage
* Cup is elastic – always fits perfectly within the vagina
* Cup can be kept in all day (up to 12 hours) – tampon/pad needs to be changed several times
* Cup can be kept in while swimming – tampon absorbs water from outside
* The cup does not absorb vaginal discharge, the vaginal flora remains in balance – no dry feeling (especially when using tampons)
* Depending on the size, the cup holds an average of 3-4 tablespoons of blood – a tampon holds 1 tablespoon, Gentleday sanitary towels hold more.
* Cup eliminates leakage risk by 100%
* Some women report shorter, lighter periods and less abdominal pain – compared to tampons
* Cup is not visible from the outside when inserted properly – tampon has a hanging string.
Compound
100% medical TPE
Usage
Using a menstrual cup can be a little tricky at first, so be patient. It takes a little practice to get the hang of it, but once you get the hang of it, it's easy and comfortable.
Before using the cup for the first time, you must sterilize it: wash your hands and pour plenty of boiled water into a small saucepan. Submerge the cup completely for 3-4 minutes. Remove the cup from the water, and it's ready to use. We recommend repeating this process after each use to keep your cup perfectly clean.
HOW TO INSERT
Step 1. Wash your hands thoroughly and find a comfortable position. Recommended positions include squatting, sitting on the toilet, or standing.
Step 2. Fold the cup (Fig. 1). There are two ways to fold the cup:
A – Push both sides of the cup together and fold the cup in half, forming a “U.”
B – Place one finger on the rim of the top of the cup and push it inward, forming a triangle.
Step 3. (Figs. 2 & 3) While holding the folded cup in one hand, gently spread your outer labia with your other hand. Insert the cup into your vagina toward your tailbone until the stem is level with the vaginal opening and does not protrude. Do not insert the end of the stem more than 1.5 cm into your vagina. The cup sits lower than a tampon. Once inserted, release the cup; it will open and conform perfectly to your vaginal walls.
Step 4. (Fig. 4) To ensure the cup is properly positioned, rotate it 360° in either direction by grasping it at the base (above the stem). The cup should rotate easily when properly positioned. To ensure the cup is fully open, insert one finger into your vagina and gently press against one side of your vaginal wall to create space for the cup to open fully. If the stem irritates your vaginal wall after proper insertion, you can remove the cup and trim the stem slightly. If the stem is completely cut, it will be more difficult to remove the cup.
HOW TO REMOVE
1. Wash your hands
2. Assume a comfortable position (standing, sitting on the toilet, or squatting). Insert your index finger and thumb into your vagina and feel for the stem or bottom of the cup.
3. The pulling will be easier with a gentle tightening of the lower abdominal/pelvic floor muscles.
4. Gently pull on the stem so that you can firmly grasp the base of the cup.
5. Gently squeeze the base of the cup to break the vacuum. When removing the cup, hold it at an angle and rock it back and forth.
6. Once the cup is completely removed from the vagina, hold it vertically so that the contents remain inside. Then empty the cup into the toilet.
7. Wash the cup with clean water so it's ready for the next use. Make sure the holes on the top are thoroughly cleaned. You can also use unscented soap. If clean water isn't available, you can dry the cup with toilet paper or a tissue and then rinse it with clean water.
OTHER TIPS
The menstrual cup should be emptied at least every 12 hours. We recommend washing and cleaning the cup 2 to 3 times a day after emptying. Once you've got a handle on your cup usage and your flow, you'll quickly know how often you need to empty it. Wash, clean, and dry your GENIAL DAY® cup thoroughly after each period. Be sure to clean the suction holes as well. Store the cup in the included cotton pouch.
You can use the cup at night, during sports and in the pool.
You do not need to remove the cup to urinate or defecate.
Warnings
PREVENTATIVE WARNINGS
Use the cup according to the instructions and only during menstruation.
The cup must be removed before having intercourse. Remember that the menstrual cup is not a contraceptive or protection against sexually transmitted diseases.
The menstrual cup is for intimate use, so it is better not to share it.
Clean the cup with unscented, mild soap and warm water. Do not use scented soaps, oil-based soaps, castile soap, alcohol, antibacterial soaps, hand soap, vinegar, tea tree oil, wet wipes, dish soap, peroxide, bleach, or other harsh chemicals.
Do not use an oil-based lubricant to insert the cup.
Never store the cup in a plastic bag or an airtight container.
The menstrual cup can be used in conjunction with an IUD or a diaphragm. Consult your doctor before using the cup.
If you experience any negative effects, stop using the cup and consult your doctor.
If your cup shows any signs of damage, it's recommended that you replace it. Dispose of the cup in the trash. NOTE: The color of the cup may naturally fade slightly over time. This does not affect its effectiveness.
Keep the menstrual cup out of reach of children and animals.
How often should you replace your menstrual cup?
Regularly inspect your cup for signs of wear and tear, such as a sticky or powdery residue, discoloration, odor, and/or irritation. Since it's a personal hygiene product, you should generally replace your cup after one year. However, it's up to the user to decide when to replace their cup.
Manufacturer / Distributor
Gentleday Benelux, Bleiswijkseweg 37c, 2712PB Zoetermeer
The Gentleday (Genialday) menstrual cup is made of medical-grade TPE (ThermoPlastic Elastomer). This material is manufactured in Germany according to strict guidelines for medical devices.
The elastomer is non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and non-irritating to the skin. This makes it ideal for direct use on the skin and for medical devices/components in and on the body.
This elastomer menstrual cup is soft, durable, tear-resistant, and works perfectly with vaginal microflora. It's phthalate-free (plasticizers found in plastics), PVC-free, and latex-free.
Depending on use and maintenance of the cup, you can use it for 1 to 5 years and even up to 10 years is possible!
Size M is suitable for women under 25 years of age who have not had a vaginal birth and/or have an average menstrual period.
Dimensions:
Content size M: 25ml
Length size M (including stem): 67mm
Diameter size M: 43mm
100% medical TPE (no latex, rubber, plastic)
Hypoallergenic
Certified ISO 9001
Certified Vegan
FDA registered (US registration for approved pharmaceutical and medical devices)
Reusable and recyclable
Ecological and economic
Biodegradable and recyclable
Dermatologically tested
Includes storage bag
Advantages of the cup compared to tampons and sanitary towels:
* Cup is reusable for several years – economic advantage
* Cup is elastic – always fits perfectly within the vagina
* Cup can be kept in all day (up to 12 hours) – tampon/pad needs to be changed several times
* Cup can be kept in while swimming – tampon absorbs water from outside
* The cup does not absorb vaginal discharge, the vaginal flora remains in balance – no dry feeling (especially when using tampons)
* Depending on the size, the cup holds an average of 3-4 tablespoons of blood – a tampon holds 1 tablespoon, Gentleday sanitary towels hold more.
* Cup eliminates leakage risk by 100%
* Some women report shorter, lighter periods and less abdominal pain – compared to tampons
* Cup is not visible from the outside when inserted properly – tampon has a hanging string.
Compound
100% medical TPE
Usage
Using a menstrual cup can be a little tricky at first, so be patient. It takes a little practice to get the hang of it, but once you get the hang of it, it's easy and comfortable.
Before using the cup for the first time, you must sterilize it: wash your hands and pour plenty of boiled water into a small saucepan. Submerge the cup completely for 3-4 minutes. Remove the cup from the water, and it's ready to use. We recommend repeating this process after each use to keep your cup perfectly clean.
HOW TO INSERT
Step 1. Wash your hands thoroughly and find a comfortable position. Recommended positions include squatting, sitting on the toilet, or standing.
Step 2. Fold the cup (Fig. 1). There are two ways to fold the cup:
A – Push both sides of the cup together and fold the cup in half, forming a “U.”
B – Place one finger on the rim of the top of the cup and push it inward, forming a triangle.
Step 3. (Figs. 2 & 3) While holding the folded cup in one hand, gently spread your outer labia with your other hand. Insert the cup into your vagina toward your tailbone until the stem is level with the vaginal opening and does not protrude. Do not insert the end of the stem more than 1.5 cm into your vagina. The cup sits lower than a tampon. Once inserted, release the cup; it will open and conform perfectly to your vaginal walls.
Step 4. (Fig. 4) To ensure the cup is properly positioned, rotate it 360° in either direction by grasping it at the base (above the stem). The cup should rotate easily when properly positioned. To ensure the cup is fully open, insert one finger into your vagina and gently press against one side of your vaginal wall to create space for the cup to open fully. If the stem irritates your vaginal wall after proper insertion, you can remove the cup and trim the stem slightly. If the stem is completely cut, it will be more difficult to remove the cup.
HOW TO REMOVE
1. Wash your hands
2. Assume a comfortable position (standing, sitting on the toilet, or squatting). Insert your index finger and thumb into your vagina and feel for the stem or bottom of the cup.
3. The pulling will be easier with a gentle tightening of the lower abdominal/pelvic floor muscles.
4. Gently pull on the stem so that you can firmly grasp the base of the cup.
5. Gently squeeze the base of the cup to break the vacuum. When removing the cup, hold it at an angle and rock it back and forth.
6. Once the cup is completely removed from the vagina, hold it vertically so that the contents remain inside. Then empty the cup into the toilet.
7. Wash the cup with clean water so it's ready for the next use. Make sure the holes on the top are thoroughly cleaned. You can also use unscented soap. If clean water isn't available, you can dry the cup with toilet paper or a tissue and then rinse it with clean water.
OTHER TIPS
The menstrual cup should be emptied at least every 12 hours. We recommend washing and cleaning the cup 2 to 3 times a day after emptying. Once you've got a handle on your cup usage and your flow, you'll quickly know how often you need to empty it. Wash, clean, and dry your GENIAL DAY® cup thoroughly after each period. Be sure to clean the suction holes as well. Store the cup in the included cotton pouch.
You can use the cup at night, during sports and in the pool.
You do not need to remove the cup to urinate or defecate.
Warnings
PREVENTATIVE WARNINGS
Use the cup according to the instructions and only during menstruation.
The cup must be removed before having intercourse. Remember that the menstrual cup is not a contraceptive or protection against sexually transmitted diseases.
The menstrual cup is for intimate use, so it is better not to share it.
Clean the cup with unscented, mild soap and warm water. Do not use scented soaps, oil-based soaps, castile soap, alcohol, antibacterial soaps, hand soap, vinegar, tea tree oil, wet wipes, dish soap, peroxide, bleach, or other harsh chemicals.
Do not use an oil-based lubricant to insert the cup.
Never store the cup in a plastic bag or an airtight container.
The menstrual cup can be used in conjunction with an IUD or a diaphragm. Consult your doctor before using the cup.
If you experience any negative effects, stop using the cup and consult your doctor.
If your cup shows any signs of damage, it's recommended that you replace it. Dispose of the cup in the trash. NOTE: The color of the cup may naturally fade slightly over time. This does not affect its effectiveness.
Keep the menstrual cup out of reach of children and animals.
How often should you replace your menstrual cup?
Regularly inspect your cup for signs of wear and tear, such as a sticky or powdery residue, discoloration, odor, and/or irritation. Since it's a personal hygiene product, you should generally replace your cup after one year. However, it's up to the user to decide when to replace their cup.
Manufacturer / Distributor
Gentleday Benelux, Bleiswijkseweg 37c, 2712PB Zoetermeer
