SckoonCup Beginner Choice Menstrual Cup
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Softest Menstrual Cup.
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Easy to Insert and Remove.
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Easy to pop open.
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Easy to clean.
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Comfortable smooth surface.
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No seems No irritation.
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Flexible No Poking stem.
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Angled suction holes for maximum capacity.
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Durable one-piece design last for years.
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No Harsh Chemicals BPA & Latex Free.
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Made in the USA, Fda Cleared and Registered.
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Made of fda approved USA Medical Grade Silicone.
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Women of all ages, even those with lower cervix!
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Earth-friendly organic cotton carry-pouch.
SckoonCup Beginner Choice Menstrual Cup Ultimate Starter Guide!
If you're new to menstrual cups, you may be wondering where to start? Here at Sckoon, we want to help you be as informed as possible! That's why we've pulled together all the great resources we have throughout our website into one space.
First things first, you may be wondering what SIZE to get? Menstrual cups can look intimidating - if you don't fold them, they appear a lot wider than a tampon. You may find yourself wondering "THAT goes WHERE????"
Here's the good news - menstrual cups should be made using soft, safe materials that can bend, fold, and move with your body. Practice one of our suggested fold techniques (listed below), and you'll see just how small your Sckooncup can get:
- The ‘7’ Menstrual Cup Fold
- The Punch Down Menstrual Cup Fold
- The ‘C’ or ‘U’ Menstrual Cup Fold
- The “3” or “E” Menstrual Cup Fold
- The “S” Menstrual Cup Fold
- The Double 7 Menstrual Cup Fold
- The Labia Menstrual Cup Fold
- The Origami Menstrual Cup Fold
- The Roll Up Menstrual Cup Fold
Perfect! Now that we've picked a menstrual cup fold (we recommend starting with one of the first three listed above), we now need to learn how to insert and remove our cup.
Inserting and removing takes time. It's recommended you give your new cup (and yourself) about 3 months for trial and error. It's also recommended you DO NOT try inserting your menstrual cup for the first time as a "dry run." We know you may be tempted, but inserting your cup may be easier on a heavier flow day. For more information on inserting and removing your cup, head to our How To Insert & Remove A Menstrual Cup blog post.
Last, but certainly not least, let's talk about a few of the questions you may have in our FAQ's below.
- Are you experiencing pain during insertion? Learn what this could mean and techniques you can try to help avoid this: Help! My Menstrual Cup Hurts to Insert!
- Not sure what it's like to wear one? We've got you covered! Learn more: Menstrual Cups - What is it like to wear one?
- Is there ever a time when you should skip wearing a menstrual cup? Yes, there is! Learn more here: When Should You Not Wear A Menstrual Cup? Pt 1. and When Should You Not Wear A Menstrual Cup? Pt 2.
- Plus! Don't forget to check out our How-To series:
For Additional Help please visit SckoonCup Help Center