Benefits of Nucleya Menstrual Cups

•   More cost Effective. 
•   Comfortable for all day long. 
•   Irritation and rashes free. 
•   Up to 12 hrs protection.
•   Best in exercise and swimming.
•   Better for environment than pads.

Features of Nucleya Menstrual Cups

•   10 to 12 hrs protection. 
•   100 % medical grade Silicon.
•    Say good bye to rashes and irritation
•    Cost effective.

How to use it 

1.     Wash Your Hands thoroughly before touching the cup.                                                                                                                                                                      You should wash your hands any time you're using products around your vaginal area, as you don't want to introduce bacteria. Use warm water and soap, making sure you scrub for at least 20 seconds before rinsing.

2.    Wash your cup with a mild soap before using it the first time.                                                                                                                                               Pick a fragrance-free soap labeled for sensitive skin. Thoroughly rub the cup inside and out with the soap and warm water, and then rinse the soap off completely.

3.    Get into a position that feels comfortable to you.                         
Some people prefer to squat, while others find balancing one leg up higher works well. You can even just sit on the toilet, spreading your legs apart.

4.    Fold the cup to make it easier to insert.     
You can try the c-fold, where you squeeze the opening together then fold the opening in half. You can try the 7-fold, which is similar, but you bring one edge up higher, making the cup a bit narrower. Another option is the punch-down fold. Hold the cup between your thumb and middle finger, then press one edge down with your index finger, pushing it in toward the center of the cup.

5.    Relax your muscles as much as you can. 
Take a few deep breaths. If you're nervous, you'll tense up, and that will make it harder to insert. Try tensing your vaginal muscles for a moment and then releasing them.

6.    Check the cup every 12 hours.
Most of the time, you can get away with leaving the cup in for 12 hours. That means you only have to empty it in the morning and at night, which you can do in the comfort of your home.

7.    Pull the cup out by breaking the seal first.
You can't just yank the cup out, as suction will be working against you! Instead, grab the base of the cup just above the stem and pinch the sides together. That should break the seal enough for you to pull it out. Make sure to keep it upright as you pull it out.

8.    Wash your cup with soap and water.
If possible, rinse the cup out in the sink. Then, rub it down with soap and warm water, making sure to use running water to get all the soap off. Then, you can put the cup back in.

Why it is Better Option Than sanitary pads?  

• • Menstrual cups are more cost effective than sanitary pads.

  • ?Sanitary pad can cause leakage and irritation This will not cause any of them. 

  • You can reuse it up to 15 years so that it is reusable environment friendly product.