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25ml

Ideal for lighter flows or those new to cups.
(3-4 regular tampons)

30ml

Perfect for heavier flows or seasoned cup users.
(4-5 regular tampons)

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CUNT GUIDE

We get it – switching to a menstrual cup is a big move, and yeah, it might be a lil’ awkward at first (just like that first tampon moment). But no worries – you’ve totally got this, and we’re here for you!​

Meet Your Cup

This isn’t just any cup – it’s your new period bestie. Seriously, take a sec to appreciate it. Smooth, sleek, and ready to vibe with your flow.

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Sanitizing, but Make It Simple

Clean cup = happy you. Before the first use, pop it in some boiling water for 3-5 minutes. That’s it! Now it’s good to go.

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Folding Like a Boss

There’s a bunch of ways to fold your cup, and it’s all about what feels right for YOU.

Try these:

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  • C-Fold: Press the sides together, fold it in half – boom, C-shape.

  • Punch-Down Fold: Push one side of the rim down to the base for a smaller tip. Less intimidating, amirite?

  • 7-Fold: Flatten the cup, fold a corner down diagonally, and voila – a cute “7” shape.

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Insert – Comfort is Key

Chill out, seriously. Relaxing makes it way easier. Get into a comfy position (squat, stand, toilet hover – you do you). Fold your cup, insert aiming towards your tailbone, and let it pop open. Twist it or give a lil’ tug to check if it’s in place.

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Trust the Process

First time might feel a little weird, but that’s cool. Give it a couple of days or even a few cycles to fully nail it. Once you do, you’ll wonder how you ever survived without it.

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Removal & Care

After 8-12 hours, time to take it out. Relax again, pinch the base, and gently pull. Empty, rinse, and you’re ready to reinsert. End of your period? Give it a boil, store it in the cute lil’ pouch, and it’s set for next month.

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You’ve Got This!

Making the switch to a menstrual cup is a total power move – for you and the planet. We’re hyped to be on this journey with you. It’s more than just a cup – it’s a statement. You’re part of a movement that’s all about less waste, more power, and owning your period like a queen.

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So, cheers to you and your CUNT.

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