GynoCup

Watch Menstrual Cup Use Demo Video complete guide. The GynoCup in-depth guide covers how to insert, wear, and remove a menstrual cup in addition to beginner tips and facts on the female anatomy. Take a look and tell us what you think! Menstrual Cup Use Demo Video Watch Video Click this links: Everything About Menstrual Cup Complete Explanation What is a menstrual cup? A menstrual cup is a type of reusable...

Before know about what is GynoCup know about what is menstrual cup. Well, for many years, there has been a hue and cry about the eco-friendly alternative to sanitary napkins. However, what exactly is the menstrual cup? Let us understand this blog. What are Menstrual Cups? The Menstrual cups are dome-shaped cups made of silicone. Unlike pads and tampons, it does not absorb the period fluid. It collects it in the...

Menstrual Cup Size Chart A very important question for every woman how to select menstrual cup size? So, here you can see a menstrual cup size chart with a menstrual cup size guide. A menstrual cup is a replacement for traditional un-hygienic disposable commodities such as tampons and sanitary napkins. These menstrual cups in India are composed of medical-grade silicone, and they are washable and can also be reused for...

Six Reasons You Should why switch GynoCup! And Why Use Menstrual Cup These are the Top Six Reason why switch GynoCup 1:Eco-Friendly: Less waste Much more environment friendly 2: Cost-Effective: No more spending tons of money on tampons & Pads. 3: Odorless & Leak-free: You shouldn’t experience odor & leakage with Gynocup.  4: More Time: Up to 12-hrs protection, depending on your menstrual flow 5: Reusable: The menstrual cup is reusable and, if well maintained,...

In this blog know about which is Better Menstrual Cup Or Pads? A tampon costs about INR 12, It is estimated that about 25 pads are used per cycle, so there is a cost of INR 3600 per year, in 10 years this value reaches INR 36,000. The menstrual Cup cost between INR 500 to 1000, but can last up to 8-10 years. You don’t even have to say which...

Things to consider while pairing a Copper-T with a Menstrual Cup Everything about copper t and menstrual cup If you thought the stigma around birth control wasn’t enough, brace yourself for a whole new theory the menstruating populace has to deal with. Many are led to believe an IUD and a Menstrual cup is a match made in hell and needs to be avoided at any cost even when medical...

GynoCup reusable menstrual cup is a silicon-based, most advanced menstrual cup for a tension-free period. It is not just leak-proof and economical but reusable. GynoCup collects menstrual fluid inside instead of absorbing it, which is a safer method than pads and tampons. It’s highly recommended by doctors and very easy to use. GynoCup is very popular these days in India and ideal for women who are willing to live a...

know about how does menstrual cup works? These cups are soft and super flexible so that they can be inserted into the vagina, unlike the pads and tampons, which cover a huge area and are breeding grounds for microbes. How Does Menstrual Cup Works? The flexible menstrual cup is inserted by folding quite easily and efficiently into the vagina, where due to its design, it gains its shape again. Menstrual...

Yes, the easiest way to insert a menstrual cup, but for beginners, as it is something very different than what you have been using until now, it may take some getting used to time. Don’t give up in only one or two attempts. Experiencing some leakage during your first few attempts is natural as it could be because the is not completely unfolded or is not correctly positioned.  Easiest Way...