Experience Freshness and Freedom with the Copa Menstrual Cup

With the tailored fit of the Copa Cup, you'll experience unprecedented freshness, freedom of movement, confidence, and security. Made of medical-grade silicone, the Copa menstrual cup is hypoallergenic and can be kept in place for up to 12 hours before emptying and reinserting.

• The Copa menstrual cup will not slip out of place.
• There are no odours when using the Copa menstrual cup.
• The Copa menstrual cup is designed to be so comfortable you won't even notice it!
• The Copa menstrual cup can be reused for up to 10 years!

Why Use a Menstrual Cup

They're made of high-quality medical-grade silicone that is widely used in medical care products such as baby bottle nipples, pacifiers, catheters, etc.

Unlike bleached and chafing menstrual pads and tampons, a silicone menstrual cup is toxic-free, safe to use, and healthy.

Unlike menstrual pads, the cup keeps your flow away from air, eliminating odours, skin irritation, and allergic reactions.

Choose the Right Size for You

Choose Size S: If you have not given birth vaginally or are under 25 years old

Choose Size L: If you have given birth vaginally or are over 25 years old

Environmental Benefits of Using a Silicone Menstrual Cup

Using a silicone menstrual cup offers several environmental benefits compared to traditional disposable menstrual products like pads or tampons. Here are some of the key environmental advantages:

Reduction in Waste

Menstrual cups are reusable, unlike disposable pads and tampons that are discarded after a single use. On average, a woman uses over 11,000 disposable menstrual products in her lifetime, contributing to significant waste accumulation. By using a silicone menstrual cup, a single cup can last for several years, drastically reducing the amount of waste generated.

Minimized Landfill Impact

Disposable menstrual products, including plastic tampon applicators and packaging, contribute to landfill waste. These products can take hundreds of years to decompose fully. By switching to a menstrual cup, you avoid adding to the landfill burden caused by disposable period products.

Reduced Plastic Consumption

The production of disposable menstrual products involves the use of plastic and synthetic materials. Menstrual cups, on the other hand, are primarily made of medical-grade silicone, which is a durable and flexible material. By using a silicone cup, you help reduce the demand for single-use plastics.

Lower Carbon Footprint

Manufacturing and transporting disposable menstrual products require significant amounts of energy and resources. Menstrual cups have a relatively low carbon footprint compared to their disposable counterparts because they can be reused for several years. By reducing the need for frequent purchases and disposals, the overall energy consumption and carbon emissions associated with menstrual products decrease.

Preservation of Water Resources

The production of disposable menstrual products requires large quantities of water, from the cultivation of raw materials to the manufacturing process. By choosing a silicone menstrual cup, you help conserve water resources, as the cup can be used for an extended period without the need for constant production and disposal.

Sustainable and Ethical Choice

Many silicone menstrual cups are produced by companies that prioritize sustainability and ethical manufacturing practices. They may use eco-friendly packaging, source materials responsibly, and promote fair labor conditions. By supporting these companies, you contribute to a more sustainable and socially responsible menstrual product industry.

It's worth noting that proper care and maintenance of the silicone menstrual cup are essential to maximize its lifespan and ensure its continued environmental benefits. Regular cleaning, sanitizing, and storage according to the manufacturer's instructions are crucial for maintaining hygiene and extending the cup's usability.

Learn how to use a menstrual cup here

How to sanitize a silicone menstrual cup

Menstrual cups should be sterilized before first use, and between menstrual periods if you wish.

1. Boil water.
2. Turn off the heat and pour the water into a heat-safe mug.
3. Drop your menstrual cup into the mug.
4. Leave the cup in the water until the water is cool.
5. Store in a bag or container with holes for air circulation.