CUP FOR YOU
- 6 colors in 2 sizes
- Reusable & Less waste
- Reliable & Easy to use
- Collects rather than absorbing
- Comfortable fit
- Freedom to change less often
Your body deserves the best care possible, so our cups are made from 100% medical grade silicone and independently tested by Danish TÆNK, with no unwanted substances detected.
Protect your Lunette Period Cup with our improved storage pouch made in the EU of 100% Linen, easy to wash and keep as fresh as your cup.
PS: Enjoy the Collectors Card that you find inside the box.
CUP FOR GOOD
You buy a cup; we donate a cup.
There are over 500 million women without a safe way to deal with their periods and that doesn’t sit well with us. So, when you buy a cup, we’ll donate one from our charity arm, The Cup Foundation.
Together we want to empower women everywhere, breaking period stigma and eradicating period poverty through sustainable period cups.
WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS
Lunette Period Cup is a personal hygiene product; do not share the cup. Carefully wash your hands before and after handling Lunette Period Cup and boil your cup for minimum of 5 minutes, before first use and between your cycles.
Use, clean, and store your Lunette Period Cup according to the user instructions.
Lunette Period Cup can be used up to 12 hours. However, local restrictions may apply. Legislations in FR, DE and AUS may limit the use up to 8 hours, in FR no overnight use is allowed.
With proper care, you may reuse your Lunette Period Cup for up to 10 years.
Check your Lunette Period Cup for signs of damage before each use. If defects or signs of damage are found, e.g. cuts or any deterioration or if it has discolored or stained due to insufficient cleaning - we recommend replacing the cup with a new one.
Use Lunette Period Cup only during menstruation. Lunette Period Cup should not be used for anything other than menstrual bleeding, e.g. post-natal bleeding because of a higher risk of infection.
Lunette Period Cup is not a contraceptive and does not protect users from sexually transmitted diseases/infections or pregnancy, and it should not be used during sexual intercourse. There is no need to remove your cup when urinating, but after defecation you may need to check that the cup is still properly in place. Lunette Period Cup is safe to use with an IUD or contraceptive ring; however, we recommend consulting a doctor before use. Check the correct placement of the IUD regularly – if you are unsure of its placement or its strings, you should check with your doctor.
Pay attention to the correct cup removal technique and release the pressure. Please note that an IUD may partially or completely be displaced from the uterus for various reasons. Always make sure to break the seal before removing cup.
Made of 100% medical-grade silicone. Odor free, biocompatible, and free of BPA, latex and toxins. Lunette Period Cup is classified as a medical device and is FDA-registered and compliant in the US. Vegan and cruelty free. Registered with The Vegan Society in the UK.
Insufficient cleaning bears the risk of microbiological infection. Never use harsh cleanser, vinegar, bleach, or strongly fragranced soaps, as they can damage the silicone and irritate your vagina.
In case of discomfort due to the stem length, you may trim it with scissors. Remove the cup and cut the stem to your preferable length. Be careful not to damage the stem or cup with your nails.
Keep your cup away from children and pets..
ATTENTION
If you have gynecological problems, discuss using Lunette Period Cup with your doctor.
TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME
Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) is a very rare but serious bacterial infection with symptoms like sudden high fever, diarrhea, nausea, severe muscle pain and headache, respiratory symptoms, skin rash, and a lowered level of consciousness. The condition is often associated with the use of very absorbent tampons. TSS is rare in connection with using a period cup. However, its early recognition and cure treatment is vital, so if you have some any of the symptoms mentioned above when using a cup, remove the cup and seek medical advice immediately.
Remember to mention that you have been using a period cup.
