Cup Complete Starter

CUP COMPLETE STARTER 👑 Starting cup use can feel confusing when you do not know what you need. This kit brings together one Malkia Cup,Safi Sanitizer and discreet storage for a calmer beginning. 💚 Wash. Reuse. Save more. 💗 A confident start begins with comfort.

Cup Complete Starter is a reusable menstrual-care package designed to provide the essentials for starting a menstrual cup routine. The package includes the Malkia Reusable Menstrual Cup, Safi Reusable Menstrual Cup Sanitizer, and Unique Sanitary Products Bag.

The Malkia menstrual cup is available in different size options, while the Safi sanitizer has a foldable design for convenient storage. The sanitary products bag provides a dedicated option for carrying and storing menstrual-care products.

Key Features

• Includes a Malkia Reusable Menstrual Cup
• Includes a Safi Reusable Menstrual Cup Sanitizer
• Includes a Unique Sanitary Products Bag
• Reusable menstrual cup
• Available in different cup sizes
• Safi sanitizer features a foldable design
• Convenient for menstrual cup care and storage
• Sanitary products bag has an antibacterial design
• Bag is leak- and wet-proof
• Suitable for reusable menstrual-care routines

Menstrual Cup Size Guide

Choosing the right menstrual cup size is important for comfort and effectiveness. Cups usually come in two or three sizes, and choosing the right one depends on several factors:

Age: Generally, it is recommended that women under 30 years and those who haven’t delivered a baby vaginally go for smaller sizes of cups. Women above 30 years or those who have vaginal delivery may be comfortable and find it comparatively effective to use bigger cups.

Flow: In the case of heavy flow, one can go for a larger cup because it would provide more capacity with less number of changes required throughout the day. A smaller cup works fine for women who have lighter flow.

Cervix Height: Women with a low-lying cervix will find it far more comfortable to wear a shorter cup; the woman with a higher cervix may be able to accommodate one which is longer.

How to Use a Menstrual Cup: Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Wash Your Hands and Cup

Always wash your hands with soap and water first. You will be required to sterilize your menstrual cup by boiling, for 5–10 minutes, before use for the first time and at the beginning of each cycle.

Step 2: Fold the Cup

Fold the menstrual cup to be inserted more easily. Common folds include:

C-Fold: Flatten the cup and fold in half, creating a “C” shape.
Punch-Down Fold: Using thumbs, push one side of the rim down into the base to create a smaller insertion point.

Step 3: Insert the Menstrual Cup

Hold the folded cup in one hand and use the other hand to open your labia. Insert the cup in at an angle into your vagina, with the cup pointing towards your lower back until fully inserted. Release when fully inserted, allowing it to pop open and create the seal.

Step 4: Verify Placement

Once inserted, slightly turn the menstrual cup or run your finger around the base to ensure that it has opened itself. This application probably helps the cup to seal and hence avoid leaking.

Step 5: Removal of the Menstrual Cup

After up to 12 hours, it’s time to remove the menstrual cup:

• Pinch the bottom of the cup in order to break the seal.
• Pull the cup out with your mouth, being careful not to spill anything from it.
• Empty the cup into the toilet. Then, if required, rinse with water and reaffix.

Step 6: How to Clean and Store the Menstrual Cup

After your period has ended, the menstrual cup needs to be cleaned by boiling for 5–10 minutes. Store the cup in a breathable cloth pouch.

Package Contents

Product Features & Applications

Applications

• Reusable menstrual care
• Menstrual cup care
• Menstrual cup sanitizing
• Period protection
• Menstrual product storage
• Travel and on-the-go period care
• Carrying menstrual-care essentials
• Reusable period-care routines