How do you use a Yuuki cup?

Insertion

1. Before actually inserting the cup, wash your hands and fold the cup.
2. Find the most comfortable position for you.
3. Insert the folded cup into your vagina so that the bottom of the cup is approx.
4. After it has been inserted, the cup will unfold and cling to the vaginal wall.

Why menstrual cup is bad?

Because the device has to be inserted into the vagina, there has been a long-standing concern that menstrual cups cause toxic shock syndrome (TSS). The researchers found that in the study sample, there were only five reported cases of TSS, a potentially fatal condition caused by the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus.

Has anyone died from a menstrual cup?

She had to have her feet and parts of her fingers amputated as a result. A woman who developed toxic shock syndrome after using a menstrual cup has had to have her feet and parts of her fingers amputated.

What is the best menstrual cup NZ?

The Hello Cup is the only New Zealand made menstrual cup made from TPE (which is a type of plastic). We choose medical grade thermoplastic elastomer (often referred to as TPE) over silicone as it is an incredibly safe and stable material that is great for women who have sensitivities to silicone.

How do you write Yuuki?

Yuki (ゆき, ユキ) and Yūki/Yuuki (ゆうき, ユーキ) are separate Japanese given names used for females or males, though they can be romanized the same way when vowel length is not transliterated. Possible spellings of Yuki include 雪, 幸, 由紀, 由貴, 由岐, 由樹, 友紀, 夕希 and 有希.

How do you remove a menstrual cup without making a mess?

Use your pelvic muscles to help lower the cup and push it out. To help prevent the contents spilling out, tilt the cup slightly so one half of the rim comes out first then tilt the other way to remove the other half. Once the cup is out, slowly tip the blood into the toilet.

How do you wash a menstrual cup?

To do this:

1. Submerge the cup completely in a pot of boiling for 5–10 minutes.
2. Empty the pot and allow the cup to return to room temperature.
3. Wash your hands with warm water and mild, antibacterial soap.
4. Wash the cup with a mild, water-based, oil-free soap and rinse thoroughly.
5. Dry the cup with a clean towel.

Can you sleep with a menstrual cup?

Yes! You can sleep with a menstrual cup in! In fact, compared to bulky pads or tampons, many DivaCup users prefer it. Tampons should never be worn for more than the recommended time (usually between 4 to 8 hours); the DivaCup can be work for up to 12 hours.

How big is a Yuuki menstrual cup for women?

Yuuki offers two sizes. One for women who have already given birth and one for women under 28 years of age who have not yet given birth. The Yuuki cups come in two sizes: No. 1 – small and No. 2 – big. The difference between the small and big cups is one of the biggest differences among those offered by cup manufacturers.

Which is the firmest Yuuki Cup on the market?

Firmness – The Yuuki Classic is one of the firmest cups on the market. It is known as ‘The Rock’ in the cup community because of this. Many users who engage in sports activities claim that this is the only cup that doesn’t lose its shape while working out.

Where are the grip rings on the Yuuki Cup?

Secondary Rim – The Yuuki Cup has an inner secondary rim which looks like a single grip ring on the inside of the cup. This eliminates bulkiness to the outside of the cup while still providing extra firmness. Grip Rings – There are four grip rings at the base of the cup that taper in size as it nears the stem.

How do you heat a Yuuki menstrual cup?

Place your Yuuki Cup in the Infuser Box. Make sure you tighten the lid and close the Infuser Box tightly. Then place the Infuser Box in the microwave for 5-6 minutes. Be sure to be careful when removing your Infuser box and Yuuki from the microwave it can be hot- or you may just want to let it sit for a few to cool down.