Formoonsa Cup Second Generation Conical Cup - Soft Type

Features:

• There are 2 usage modes:
• Mode 1. Full Length Usage: Full length of 7 centimeters, suitable for women with a longer vaginal length or heavier flow 
• Mode 2. Folded Inward: Full length of 4.7 centimeters, suitable for women who can feel the ring grip after placement. This mode is also a folding style that can be stored in a dedicated carrying case
• Made in Taiwan, using 100% medical grade silicone
• Designed with six air holes
• The cup body has measurements, making it easy for women to observe menstrual flow and manage their own health. (The measurement lines are: 10ml / 20ml / 30ml)
• Can be used continuously for up to 12 hours, compared to traditional menstrual products, it can hold more menstrual blood, and can be used while sleeping, exercising, and in daily life. (Depending on individual flow, the replacement time may be less than 12 hours)
• Can be reused under normal usage for five years
• The carrying case is made of PP material, heat-resistant, and can be boiled for disinfection

Contents: Second Generation Menstrual Cup – Conical Cup [Soft] x1, Instruction Manual x1, Carrying Case x1

Materials: Menstrual Cup – 100% medical grade silicone; Carrying Case – PP

Sizes:

• Folded Mode: Cup opening diameter 45mm, cup body diameter 47mm, cup height (without handle) 36mm, handle length 11mm
• Full Length Mode: Cup opening diameter 45mm, cup body diameter 47mm, cup height (without handle) 50mm, handle length 20mm, capacity 42ml

Color: Lavender Purple

Origin: Taiwan

• Please choose the suitable cup model based on your menstrual flow, vaginal length, acceptable firmness of the cup body, and different usage occasions.
• For example: If you find the bottom pull ring too long when using the standard cup, please switch to a cup with a flatter pull ring design, such as the Full Moon Cup.
• If it is inconvenient to carry when going out, you can choose to use the folded cup.
• If the flow is lighter during the last few days of your period, it is recommended to switch to the teaching cup.

Official recommendations for selecting between typical menstrual and soft cups

• Only under the following special circumstances would the soft cup be recommended:
• Extremely afraid of the feeling of inserting or removing the menstrual cup
• Has used a menstrual cup before but feels pressure on the urethra or rectum, and moving the cup does not improve the situation
• Weak pelvic floor muscles

Notes:

1. Be sure to read the instruction manual before use.
2. This product is intended to catch menstrual blood during your period; do not use this product outside of your menstrual period.
3. Use one of this product, and do not share it with others.
4. Do not use during sexual intercourse; this product does not have contraceptive functionality and cannot prevent sexually transmitted diseases.
5. Do not use this product if you have a history of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).
6. Do not use continuously inside for more than 12 hours.
7. Be sure to thoroughly clean your hands before using this product, and clean the cup at least twice daily (it is recommended to remove and clean it at least once every 8 hours). Also, be careful not to scratch the vagina with your nails when removing this product to reduce the risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) infection.
8. Women with abnormal anatomical structures or uterine prolapse cannot use this product.
9. Women using an intrauterine device (IUD) or contraceptive ring should discuss with a professional doctor before using this product.
10. If you have any medical or gynecological concerns before use, please consult a professional doctor.
11. This is not a single-use product; it can be cleaned and used long-term. Please read the instruction manual carefully.
12. Individuals with silicone allergies should not use this product.
13. If you feel abnormal pain that is not menstrual pain (such as dull pain, aching, etc.) after insertion, or if there is an increase in discharge, it may be due to insufficient air left inside the cup, causing a vacuum pressure that pulls on the cervix when the cup unfolds. Be sure to remove and reinsert it; alternatively, press the cup rim (i.e. the cup opening) several times to allow air exchange to eliminate vacuum pain.
14. If you feel difficulty in urination or defecation after insertion, it may be pressing against the nearby urethra or rectum. Please slightly adjust the position of the cup, or switch to a softer cup.
15. Women who have an IUD must press the cup rim to release the vacuum before removing it.
16. There is no absolutely safe menstrual hygiene product in the world. When using any menstrual product, always pay attention to your body’s condition. If you experience persistent itching in the genital area, sudden changes in discharge color or odor, high fever, vomiting, diarrhea, skin rashes, pallor, or persistent lower abdominal pain, you should immediately stop using the relevant menstrual products and seek medical attention, as you may have contracted infections such as yeast infections or TSS.