The Flex Menstrual Cup Size 2 is a reusable, body-safe feminine care solution designed for beginners and everyday confidence. This 1 Box supply uses a patented, disability-friendly pull-tab to help with insertion and removal, offering up to 12 hours of comfortable, leak-free wear.
Benefits and why it matters
- 12-Hour Wear — designed to provide reliable protection for half a day, so you can go about your activities with minimal interruptions.
- Disability-Friendly Pull-Tab — a thoughtful feature that helps with insertion and removal, making the experience smoother for first-time users.
- Capacities — the product data notes the cup capacity as equivalent to 3 Super Tampons (30mL), providing a clear sense of how much fluid it can hold.
- Certified Safety — FDA Registered, gynecologist-recommended, and made from hypoallergenic, body-safe silicone to reduce irritation and friction.
- Zero-Waste — reusable design supports an eco-friendly period routine with long-term use.
Ingredients and key components
- Medical-grade silicone — a flexible, body-safe material used for personal care devices that is designed to be durable and comfortable for repeated use.
- Carbon black (for color) — a colorant used to give the cup its appearance without compromising safety or performance.
Usage and suitability
Best for individuals seeking a beginner-friendly, long-wear menstrual cup that prioritizes comfort and ease of use. The included steps outline a simple process from cleaning to placement to ensure a secure fit and minimal leaks during daily activities.
Remember: follow the included product instructions for long wear and care, including sanitizing between periods and practicing safe handling to maintain cup condition and hygiene.
In addition to using the cup as directed, keep in mind general safety considerations for reusable menstrual products: inspect the cup for damage before each use, avoid using if you have a known silicone allergy, and keep away from children when not in use.
How to use Flex Menstrual Cup Size 2
A practical guide to insert, wear, and care for your cup, incorporating the pull-tab feature for easier handling.
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Prepare
Clean your cup with mild soap or Flex Foaming Cup Wash before first use or after cleaning. For full sanitization, boil the cup for 10 minutes.
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Fold and insert
Experiment with folds; use the punchdown fold by pressing the rim down toward the base and pinching the sides together. Insert folded cup into the vaginal canal; the pull-tab may hang slightly outside your body.
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Position
Find a comfortable position—sitting, standing with one leg elevated, or squatting. Relax your pelvic floor as you insert the cup fully folded.
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Check placement
Run a finger around the outside of the cup to ensure it has opened fully. If needed, twist or press to help it open. Check for leaks by moving around.
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Safety and care
Follow the included instructions for wear and care. If irritation occurs or if you are unsure about use, discontinue and consult guidance. Do not use if you have a known silicone allergy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of this menstrual cup?
The product data states a capacity equivalent to 3 Super Tampons (30mL). This helps you estimate how much fluid it can hold before emptying.
Who is this cup best suited for?
It is designed with beginners in mind and includes a disability-friendly pull-tab to aid insertion and removal, making it suitable for someone new to cups or who appreciates an assisted grip.
Is this safe to use with a history of toxic shock syndrome concerns?
The product data notes that it is not linked to Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) and it is FDA Registered, providing safety assurances per the information provided.
How should I care for the cup between uses?
Between periods, you can boil the cup for 10 minutes on the stove to sanitize, while avoiding contact with the pot’s sides. Clean with mild soap as part of regular maintenance.
What should I do if the cup doesn’t open fully after insertion?
If you notice the cup isn’t open, insert a finger to feel for pleats or indentations, then twist slightly or press gently against the vaginal walls to help it open. You can move around to test for leaks or discomfort.
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