Ruby Cup - Small Cup & Steriliser Pack

Brand/Product: Ruby Cup - Small Cup & Steriliser Pack

Category: Menstrual Cup

Origin: China

Materials: 100% medical-grade, soft silicone (tested and approved according to standard: FDA 21 CFR 177.2600)

Content: Ruby Cup S x1、Ruby Clean Collapsible Sterilizing Disinfecting Cup x1

*No product package box for nude-packed cups. Cup and instruction booklet packed inside the storage bag.

Ruby Cup size(s):

Size Small: Diameter 40mm, Cup Length 46mm, Stem Length 19mm, Total Length 65mm, Capacity to the Rim 24ml (to the holes 19ml)

Size Medium: Diameter 45mm, Cup Length 51mm, Stem Length 17mm, Total Length 68mm, Capacity to the Rim 34ml (to the holes 24ml)

Official suggested size:

Size S is suitable for lighter to medium periods and people with a lower cervix；Size M is suitable for medium to heavy periods

Recommended maximum continuous usage time among each removal and rinse*:

Maximum 8 hours, with reference of FDA's recommendation of 4-8 hours on tampon's usage. 

Recommended replacement time*:

Can be used up to 10 years with proper care.

*Please refer to product instruction/web site for further and detailed instructions

Ruby Clean Collapsible Sterilizing Disinfecting Cup  Capacity: 225ml

Features:

1. An ideal combo for beginners.
2. The Ruby Cup is a menstrual cup that can be reused for up to ten years and gives you safe, comfortable, fuss-free period protection. Ruby Cup’s are made of soft medical grade silicone.
3. The Ruby Steriliser collapsible cleaner container is the perfect companion for boiling and disinfecting your menstrual cup between your periods.
4. This combo includes a small Ruby Cup + Ruby Clean steriliser in the same colour.
5. When you buy a Ruby Cup, a second cup is shipped to Ruby Cup's team of trainers and partners in one of their programme countries around the world.

Colour(s): Clear, Blue, Pink, Red, Purple, Black

Remarks:

1. If you find the stem or grip too long that makes you feel uncomfortable, slightly trim it in accordance with the suggestion on user manual(trim only when you are suggested to).
2. If you constantly feel uncomfortable or difficult in urination or defecation while using menstrual cup, try to remove the cup and reposition it. You may need a smaller cup or softer cup if it doesn’t help.
3. If you feel uncomfortable at your lower abdomen after inserting your cup, try reinserting it or slightly pushing the button of the cup to let some air in as it might be cause of strong suction. If it doesn’t help, remove your cup and stop using it. If the pain or uncomfortable feeling persist, seek medical advice as soon as possible.
4. Avoid using alcohol or any kind of corrosive cleansers as well as brushes to clean your cup.
5. If there are air holes on your cup, clean the air holes constantly.
6. Users who had been infected by TSS or are currently using IUCDs should consult your doctor before using this product.
7. Despite the maximum recommended time between emptying and rinsing your menstrual cup varies among brands(please refer to the instruction of your own cup and DO NOT exceed the recommended time), the FDA recommends that users change each tampon every 4 to 8 hours to prevent growth of bacteria and risk of infection. For the same reason, customers are suggested to stick to the same time recommendation for emptying and rinsing your menstrual cup and avoid keeping it consecutively inside your body for too long.
8. Wash your hands thoroughly each time before inserting and removing this product. Clean or disinfect this product at least two times a day during your period(you are suggested to remove and clean it at least once within 8 hours). Be careful of scratching your vagina by your fingernails, or it will lead to an increase of the risk of TSS infection.
9. There is no product that is absolutely safe to use. Please always be aware of your own body condition while using any kind of menstrual products. If you experience a sudden change in smell or texture and colour of your discharge/cervical fluid, vaginal itch or irritation, high fever, diarrhea, vomiting, fainting, rash or any other kinds of symptoms during your period or shortly after, remove your menstrual cup and contact your doctor immediately as there mIght already be an infection such as TSS or other yeast infection.