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Product Descriptions
The Mooncup is a reusable menstrual cup around two inches long and made from soft silicone rubber. It is worn
internally like a tampon but collects menstrual fluid rather than absorbing. Unlike tampons the Mooncup is not a
disposable product, so you only need to buy one.
The Mooncup will hold 30ml of fluid, which is roughly one third of the average total produced each period. A light seal
is formed with your vaginal walls allowing your menstrual fluid to pass into the Mooncup without leakage or odour. You
will probably find that you need to empty your Mooncup less frequently than you currently replace towels or tampons.
The Mooncup menstrual cup contains no bleaches, deodorisers or absorbency gels. It does not interfere
with your healthy vaginal environment, nor has it been associated with toxic shock syndrome.
The smooth surface of the Mooncup allows the mucus membranes of your vaginal wall to continue their essential
cleansing and protective functions. The Mooncup does not absorb your body's natural defence mechanisms and will not
deposit fibres in your vaginal wall.
The Mooncup will not cause irritation and is suitable for women with sensitive skin, thrush, eczema or allergy.
For your safety the Mooncup is made from a special medical grade non-allergic silicone. Silicone is derived from silica
which is one of the most abundant minerals on earth. The Mooncup is manufactured in the UK.
The Mooncup can be cleaned in the same way as baby equipment: with sterilising fluid, or by boiling for five minutes in
an open pan of water.
Unlike pads and tampons the Mooncup menstrual cup is reusable, eliminating the need to carry bulky spares. With
proper care your Mooncup will last for several years.
Imagine the towels and tampons that you will be disposing of in landfill sites during those years!
"I've been using the Mooncup for three years and it has been fantastic. I have a very heavy flow and used to use 2 x
super plus tampons at a time, and a pad as well, and I would still be in a mess in an hour for the first 2 days of my
period. Apart from saving me a fortune, and not supporting pharmaceutical giants, it is much gentler on your body
than tampons. Try it, it is really worth it.“ Gill