Stercup FDA Silicone Menstrual Cup, Reusable Period Cup
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About the Product
Stercup FDA Silicone Menstrual Cup is a reusable silicone menstrual cup that collects menstrual flow instead of absorbing it, making it an eco-friendly alternative to disposable pads and tampons. The manufacturer describes the material as 100% FDA silicone and says the cup can be worn for up to 12 hours, day or night. It is designed for everyday use and active days, and comes in two sizes, S and L, in pink, aquamarine or violet.
Key Features
- Up to 12 hours of wear: Stercup states each use can last up to 12 hours, which covers a working day or a full night.
- Soft silicone body: Made entirely from silicone that the brand describes as FDA-grade and well tolerated.
- Two capacities: Size S holds 15 ml and size L holds 24 ml, so you can match the cup to your flow.
- Reusable design: One cup can be washed and used again cycle after cycle, cutting down on waste.
- Suitable for sport: The maker notes it is comfortable to wear while exercising as well as day and night.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Stercup |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Reusable menstrual cup |
| Material | 100% silicone (described by the manufacturer as FDA silicone) |
| Colour | Pink, Aquamarine, Violet |
| Size S | Inner diameter 3.2 cm, cup height 4.8 cm, stem 2.2 cm, capacity 15 ml |
| Size L | Inner diameter 3.8 cm, cup height 6 cm, stem 2.4 cm, capacity 24 ml |
| Wear Time | Up to 12 hours per use |
How to Use and Care
Wash your hands, fold the cup, insert it and allow it to open fully, following the instructions supplied with the cup. Empty it within 12 hours, rinse and reinsert. Clean it with water and a mild soap each time, or use a suitable cleaning spray for a more thorough clean, and dry it before storing it in a breathable pouch.
The cup is dispatched in discreet packaging, and our secure checkout serves customers in Britain, Ireland and all EU member states.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose size S or size L?
Size S is smaller, with a 3.2 cm inner diameter and 15 ml capacity, while size L measures 3.8 cm and holds 24 ml. As a general guide, many people with a lighter flow choose the smaller cup and those with a heavier flow prefer the larger one; check the manufacturer's leaflet if you are unsure.
How do I keep the cup clean?
Rinse it and wash it with water and a mild soap whenever you empty it. For deeper cleaning, the manufacturer suggests a dedicated cleaning spray; follow the leaflet for any sterilising advice between periods.
Is a menstrual cup difficult to use the first time?
It often takes a few cycles to feel confident with inserting and removing a cup. Practise when relaxed, and consider wearing a liner as backup while you get used to it.
Add the Stercup cup to your basket and make the switch to a reusable period routine.
