Bell Shape Cup

A menstrual cup is a small, flexible product made from medical-grade silicone. The cup is inserted into the vagina and it collects the menstrual flow. After a few hours, the collected fluid can be discarded and the cup can be washed and reused. In fact, a single menstrual cup can last up to 10 years with proper care.

This is how you use a menstrual cup:

• Step 1: Wash your hands.
• Step 2: Sterilize the cup. 
• Step 3: Fold it.
• Step 4: Relax, insert & release.
• Step 5: Empty the cup.
• Step 6: Wash it with Sipro’s Menstrual Cup Wash.

The ultimate period experience: Why settle for just okay when you can have the ultimate period experience with a menstrual cup?

Comfort redefined: Say goodbye to skin irritation and hello to all-day comfort with a menstrual cup.

The freedom to move: Whether you're swimming, working out, or just going about your day, you're free to move without any restrictions.

No more leakage worries: Securely collect your flow for up to 8 hours and say goodbye to any leakage worries.

Eco-friendly period: Ditch the waste that pads and tampons create and embrace an eco-friendly period.

Long-term savings: With one menstrual cup lasting up to 10 years, you'll save money in the long run.

Refer to the menstrual cup size.

The Teenage Cup

Size: S

Light to medium flow 

Ideal for teenagers 

The Grown-up Cup

Size: M

Medium to normal flow 

Ideal for women under 30 years 

The Mature Cup

Size:L

Normal to heavy flow 

Ideal for women above 30 years

A menstrual cup's holding capacity is designed to handle the average woman's menstrual flow during her menstrual cycle, which typically ranges from 30-80ml. With sizes available in small, medium, and large, a menstrual cup can hold from 10-25ml of fluid. This means that no matter the intensity of your flow, the cup is equipped to handle it, making it a practical and effective solution for managing your period.

With a menstrual cup, you don't have to worry about changing it every time. Instead, you simply remove the cup, rinse it, and reinsert it. The frequency of removal and cleaning will depend on your flow levels each day of your period. As a general rule, no period product, including pads, cloth, tampons, or menstrual cups, should be worn for longer than 8 hours at a time.

Menstrual cups are made from medical-grade silicone, a safe and non-toxic material. This makes them a trustworthy choice for managing your period.

Yes, you can.

Definitely! Wearing a menstrual cup for extended periods of time is not an issue. The cup can be worn for up to 8 hours, making it an ideal option for overnight use. Just remember to regularly check and empty the cup, such as first thing in the morning and before you go to bed, to ensure it's functioning effectively.

Absolutely! During a menstrual cycle, blood is expelled from the vagina, while urine is expelled from the urethral opening. The menstrual cup is designed to sit comfortably in the vagina and collect blood, without interfering with your ability to urinate normally through the urethral opening. So, you can carry on with your day-to-day activities without any discomfort.

No, the cup cannot get lost inside. The cup is inserted into the vaginal canal which is like a tube that runs from the vaginal opening to the cervix. The cup cannot pass through your cervix and thus cannot get lost inside.

The Sipro’s Menstrual Cup lasts for up to 10 years (when maintained properly).

No, there are no known side effects of using menstrual cups. They are safe to use.

Sipro Menstrual Cup is made up of 100% medical-grade silicone.

To remove the menstrual cup, first, use your fingers to locate the stem. Then, gently squeeze the base of the cup to break the seal. Next, hold the base and give a gentle push, similar to when having a bowel movement, and gently pull the cup down. Ensure that the cup is removed with its rim facing upwards to avoid any spillage.

Wash the cup with warm water or Sipro Menstrual Cup Wash to remove stains and any residue. 

Wash the cup with warm water or use Sipro Menstrual Cup Wash each time you remove, empty and reinsert the cup. At the end and beginning of your periods, sterilize the cup by putting it in boiling water for 3-5 mins. Dry it and keep it in a safe place. 

Try changing positions, like sitting or squatting. It is important that you do not panic or get stressed while trying to take out the cup. 

Yes, you can.

Hole in the cup helps release the vacuum during removal. Ensure that the holes are not blocked when inserting the cup.

Definitely, our cups are toxin-free.

Some amount of discolouration is expected with the use of a cup, especially if you are boiling the cup for sterilization. Using menstrual cup wash and steam sterilization can help delay this discolouration. Make sure you store the cup in a dry place. 

No, the cup does not lead to vaginal dryness as the cup only collects the blood and doesn't absorb it.

Yes, it is absolutely safe considering that you follow hygiene and recommended cleaning instructions. Sipro Menstrual Cup contains no sulphates & no parabens and this prevents any harm to the skin. It is made of 100% medical-grade silicone and is safe for use.