Collects menstrual blood
The cup collects menstrual fluid without an absorbent core that also takes in natural moisture.
Reusable protection at your body's pace.
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Saniconcentrate™ is built into the silicone and limits bacterial growth on the disc's surface.
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A reusable alternative for your period – from everyday routines to weekend plans. The cup collects menstrual fluid without an absorbent core that also takes in natural moisture.
The flexible disc can be used at the office, for sport, for swimming or while you sleep, when it is positioned correctly. After emptying and cleaning, you use the disc again. You have fewer disposable products to buy.
For moderate or heavy flow. How often it needs emptying depends on the amount of blood collected. Saniconcentrate™ is built into the silicone and limits bacterial growth on the disc's surface.
A reusable alternative for your period – from everyday routines to weekend plans.
The cup collects menstrual fluid without an absorbent core that also takes in natural moisture.
The flexible disc can be used at the office, for sport, for swimming or while you sleep, when it is positioned correctly.
After emptying and cleaning, you use the disc again. You have fewer disposable products to buy.
Generous collection capacity in a flexible disc worn internally.
For moderate or heavy flow. How often it needs emptying depends on the amount of blood collected.
Empty it sooner if needed, and stick to the maximum wear time in the instructions, including at night.
One size for this model. The fit depends on your anatomy and comfort.
See how Universal Safe folds, collects and is removed.
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Illustrative demonstration, not to scale. Follow the product instructions for use.
Squeeze the disc together lengthwise for insertion. The flexible rim lets it fold and settle into place.
The concave part collects menstrual blood. For collection to work properly, the cervix must be above the cup.
Gives you a grip when removing it. Pull the disc out slowly, keeping it as level as possible, then empty the contents into the toilet.
The disc sits beneath the cervix, with the front rim resting behind the pubic bone. Its placement does not rely on suction like a cup.
Correct placement takes practice. The first few times, give yourself time to get used to it and follow the product instructions.
Choose a step to see what to do.
Illustrations show the product and routine schematically.
Wash your hands and clean the disc. Read the instructions before using it for the first time.
Squeeze the disc together lengthwise and gently insert it, angled back towards the tailbone.
Position the front rim behind the pubic bone. Stop if it hurts.
Take hold of the ring and pull the disc out slowly. Empty, rinse and clean it before using it again.
Watch the movements for insertion and removal before you try. Correct placement helps collect the flow and gives comfort while you wear it.
Follow the cleaning instructions for your Saniconcentrate™ variant.
The differences that matter for material, use and monthly purchases.
Choose protection according to your comfort and needs. Product composition varies between brands and ranges; follow the instructions for each product.
Start from your routine. See the costs and the disposable products you can replace.
Both collect menstrual blood. The disc sits beneath the cervix, with the front rim behind the pubic bone. The cup is positioned differently in the vagina and creates a vacuum that has to be broken when it is removed. The disc does not rely on this vacuum effect.
The model has a diameter of 68.35 mm. The fit depends on anatomy, placement and comfort – not on underwear size, age or whether you have given birth. If you feel uncomfortable pressure or pain, remove the disc and read the instructions before trying again.
It can be worn for up to 12 hours according to the model's instructions. Empty it more often if your flow requires it. The first few times, check more often to find the rhythm that suits you; a 50 ml capacity does not guarantee 12 hours with every flow.
Check that the cup sits beneath the cervix and that the front rim sits behind the pubic bone. Leaks can also happen when the disc needs emptying. Empty it, clean it and position it again according to the instructions. If the problem continues, the model may not suit your anatomy.
Wash your hands, find a comfortable position and relax your muscles. Take hold of the removal ring and pull the disc out slowly, as level as possible. Don't pull abruptly, and don't use objects to get it out. If you can't get it out or it hurts, seek medical help.
Follow the model's instructions for cleaning and sterilising, including before first use and between cycles. Saniconcentrate™ is built into the material and does not replace the care described in the instructions. Don't assume that simply rinsing it is enough.
It is built into the silicone and developed to limit bacterial growth on the disc's surface. This benefit applies to the product's material; it is no guarantee against infections and does not replace hygiene or keeping to the wear time.
Talk to your gynaecologist before use, especially if the IUD was fitted recently. The disc does not work by suction, but you should avoid catching or pulling the IUD strings when you remove it.
Yes, when it is positioned correctly and you feel comfortable. Adjust how often you empty it to your flow, and stick to the maximum wear time in the instructions, including while you sleep.
It can stay in during vaginal intercourse if it is positioned correctly and you both feel comfortable. Stop if it feels uncomfortable. The disc is not a contraceptive and does not protect against sexually transmitted infections.
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