Can you return a menstrual cup?
Saalt Cups and Discs: Try it out, work with our coaches, and if you're still not satisfied with your cup or disc after 2 periods, we'll send you a replacement or refund you for the purchase of your product. * Since Saalt products are regulated as medical devices, we can't offer returns or exchanges.
How long should I boil my Lena Cup?
5-7 minutes*Immerse your Lena Cup in boiling water for 5-7 minutes at a time to sterilize it – try to keep your cup from touching the sides or bottom of the pot by using a pair of tongs to keep it steady and remove it from the boiling water. Let your Lena Cup cool down completely before use.
How many years does Lena Cup last?
You can safely use your Lunette for several years — there's no need to replace it annually, however, the FDA recommends replacing the cup every two to three years.
Should I get small or large Lena Cup?
Mothers with multiple births are happily using LENA Small while teenagers, with a heavy flow, choose LENA Large. Lena Small is ideal for users with a Normal flow and Lena Large is suited for people with a Heavy flow.
What happens if you don't boil your menstrual cup?
If you don't clean your cup properly, bacteria, odors, stains, and erosion can occur. This could lead to irritation, or, in more rare cases, infection. This also means that your cup will likely need to be replaced more often. That's why it's recommended to keep up with your daily cleaning and monthly sterilization.
Is Lena or DivaCup better?
In many cases, those who perform strenuous activities or workouts find that a firmer cup helps keep leaks at bay. If you have bladder and/or bowel sensitivity, opt for the Diva Cup over the Lena Cup, or continue your search for a softer bell-shaped cup if you have a medium to low cervix.
Is it normal to fill a menstrual cup in 2 hours?
Generally speaking, however, here are some signs and symptoms of heavy menstrual bleeding to watch for: Having to change your pad or tampon every hour or filling a menstrual cup every 2-3 hours.
How often should you replace your Lena Cup?
Comfortable, sustainable and cost effective. Made from 100% medical grade silicone, Lena Cup is free of BPA, toxins, chemicals and latex. A single Lena Cup can be reused for years, eliminating the need to purchase wasteful disposable products. You can dance, swim, run and use your cup overnight.
What do you do with old menstrual cups?
You can chop up (or grind down) your menstrual disc/cup and add to the soil of a potted plant or scatter in your garden! Check with your local hospital. Hospitals use instruments all the time that are made of medical-grade silicone and eventually, they will need to be disposed of.
Is Lena Cup good for heavy flow?
Lena Small is ideal for people with a Normal flow. Lena Large is suited for people with a Heavy Flow.
How much blood does Lena Cup hold?
The Small will hold 25 ML and the Large will hold 30 ML.
How much blood does a large Lena Cup hold?
Special Features. Capacity – The capacity of the large Lena Cup is 25 ml to the air holes and 30 ml to the top of the rim. This is the average capacity of most large-sized menstrual cups.
Can you boil Lena Cup?
You can boil your Lena Cup in a small pot on the stove or by using a microwave safe bowl or mug instead. Cover your cup completely in boiling water for 5 to 7 minutes.
How often should I boil my menstrual cup?
We can't emphasize this enough – boil your cup for 20 minutes every time BEFORE and AFTER every cycle, rather than 10 minutes. You can also soak your cup in clear vinegar for an hour, and always remember to boil your cup for 20 minutes afterwards to remove any residue!
Do I have to boil my menstrual cup every time?
Do you have to boil your cup? No, but if you prefer that your cup be fully sanitized before or after each cycle you can safely do so. In fact, it is recommended by most brands. You can boil your period cup in a pot on the stove, or in a specialty container in the microwave (be sure to allow it to cool before opening!)
What happens if you boil your menstrual cup for too long?
Be careful not to leave your cup in the boiling water too long though; boiling your cup too often may lead to the silicone softening or thinning over time. While it may seem strange to place a menstrual product in a kitchen pot, just remember that your period is a natural, healthy process!
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How to use Lena?
How to use. Inserted like a tampon, Lena sits comfortably inside of your vagina. When inserted correctly, your cup seals gently to your vaginal walls and moves with you thoughout the day, during physcial activities, and overnight. The body adjusts to your cup’s presence immediately and there is no sensation from the cup or the stem.
What is a Lena cup?
Lena is a bell-shaped menstrual cup that collects your monthly menstrual blood. Inserted like a tampon, Lena sits comfortably in your vagina and offers a leak and sensation-free period. Lena Cup is ideal for teens and adult users and offers complete protection during rest, sleep and physical activities. Size guide.
What is the best cup for first time menstrual cycle?
LENA SMALL IS VOTED #1 BEST BEGINNER CUP. Lena Small is one of the smallest menstrual cups on the market and is equally favored by teenagers and adults alike - Lena Small is ideal for first time cup users and for people with a normal menstrual flow.
Can I wear a Lena cup?
Most people can wear either size Lena Cup but choose one over the other primarily based on flow amount, cervix height and general physique. Unlike other brands, at Lena we do not believe that age and birthing history play a significant role in choosing a menstrual cup.
