With Lunette, the health-conscious can rejoice, for there is another way! All Lunette Menstrual Cups are made free from harmful chemicals and are 100% safe for human tissue. In fact, a Danish study of seven of the top menstrual cup brands found that Lunette was the only cup tested that contained no harmful substances. Zero! That’s how Lunette keeps your body naturally happy with no strings attached.

The capacity of the smaller cup (25ml) is not enough for people with really heavy periods. Instead, we suggest one of these high-capacity cups that can hold up to 40 ml. Light bleeding: Needing to change a low or regular absorbency tampon or pad two or three times per day, though you may prefer to change more frequently. Lunette model 2: The cup is placed entirely inside the lower part of the vagina, just behind the pubic bone below the cervix.

You can soak your cup in spirit vinegar for an hour. Always remember to boil your cup for 20 minutes afterwards to remove any residue! The best way to get rid of menstrual cup stains Leaks for some people despite trying it for 10+ cycles. This isn’t really a specific difficulty with the Lunette however. It’s probably more a case of choosing the wrong cup for their body type. Even the best-quality period cups don’t work for certain people. A cup doesn't absorb vaginal moisture so it doesn't dry you out, they are comfortable and can't be felt once correctly in place. Life changing is how I describe my cup! More details in our full article "Can I Use A Menstrual Cup If Tampons Don't Work For Me." Can you have sex with a menstrual cup in?

Most people LOVE using a menstrual cup because they’re doing something good for their bodies, as well as the environment.It’s easy to clean because there’s isn’t anywhere that the fluid can get trapped. Some of the other ones have holes to help with suction, ridges or lines that are a bit difficult to thoroughly clean. You shouldn't be able to feel the cup at all once it's in place. If you can feel it, it's not inserted properly or you need to trim/cut off the stem. If it's definitely in place and the stem has been trimmed then it's possible that it's not quite the right cup for you. It will still work but isn't the optimum cup for you. Read our article on "choosing a menstrual cup."We also have a "menstrual cup comparison chart" to help you find the perfect one for you. Do I have to remove the menstrual cup when I go to the toilet? A common question that people have is whether or not they can swim or scuba dive with a menstrual cup, including the Lunette. Another concern that many people have during their period is worrying about smells. Thankfully, we’re all about taking care of period woes, which is why we’ve got a number of secrets to share with you to ensure your menstrual cup is always fresh and free of any funky smells. Assess the stem: Once inserted, you will need to decide whether or not to keep the stem. If it protrudes, it will be uncomfortable. In this case, you likely won't need the stem and can trim it shorter or off completely. However, if not, you may need it to assist with removal.