Menstrual Cup

Name: Menstrual Cup
Brand: AllMatters (formerly OrganiCup)
SKU: 00001
Price: 26.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.75 (4139 reviews)

$26.00 USD

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Ships in plastic-free packaging

Discover the AllMatters Menstrual Cup, previously known as OrganiCup, voted “Best Menstrual Cup of 2023” by Reviewed.com. Our award-winning cup offers a sustainable, efficient and healthier alternative to pads and tampons. Made from 100% medical-grade silicone, it provides ease of use, supreme comfort and leak-free period protection.

All orders comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, so if you’re not satisfied, we’ll refund you, no questions asked.

Wear for 12 hours, rinse and re-insert.
3 Million satisfied users worldwide.
Last for years, saving money and reducing waste.
Can be worn while swimming, running and dancing.

No allergens found by AllergyCertified
Wear for up to 12 hours, without worries
Registered with The Vegan Society
Try risk-free with our Satisfaction Guarantee
Lasts for years, avoiding constant waste
Made of 100% soft medical-grade silicone

We offer a free size replacement or a full refund, if the cup doesn’t work as promised. You can claim the guarantee after you've tried it out for 3 cycles (90 days). Learn more.

Step 1
Fold and insert. The soft cup unfolds to form a light suction seal, keeping it safely in place.

Step 2
Wear for up to 12 hours. When placed correctly, you shouldn’t feel the cup. Go swim, do sports and forget all about your period.

Step 3
Empty, rinse, repeat. Even public toilets are no challenge – just use toilet paper and rinse when you’re back home.

Go to 'how to use' guide.

Material
100% medical-grade silicone, produced in Germany. Organic cotton bag included.

Dimensions
Size Mini / Size A / Size B
Diameter: 37mm / 41mm / 44mm
Total cup length: 58mm / 70mm / 72mm
Stem length: 18mm / 20mm / 18mm
Full capacity: 19ml / 27ml / 33ml

Disposal
The menstrual cup: In many cities, if you bin your old cup, it’ll be burned to create energy. If you’d rather not throw your cup in the bin, you can also burn it yourself in a controlled environment. Silicone is basically sand (quartz) and will only produce a tiny bit of CO2 due to the small quantity of silicone used in each cup.

The cotton bag: You can drop off your cotton bag at your local recycling facility along with other textiles. In many cities, if you bin your cotton bag, it’ll be burned to create energy.

The packaging: All our packaging is made from recycled and/or recyclable paper and cardboard. Please make sure to dispose of the packaging in the appropriate bin, according to your local recycling regulations.

How do I clean it in public bathrooms?
You can bring bottled water with you or use a sanitising wipe. If you don’t have either, just use toilet paper and rinse when you’re back home.

Won’t it leak?
No. When inserted correctly, the cup shouldn’t leak if it’s not completely full (and presuming you have the right size). Learn more.

How long does it last?
The material of the cup is tested to last for years. We recommend that you replace it if the material starts getting sticky or cracks. Learn more.

Is it safe and hygienic?
Yes, the cup is made from 100% medical grade silicone, which is a material that has been tested for bio compatibility and is safe to wear inside the body. It doesn’t contain BPA or latex. Our menstrual cup is also AllergyCertified and registered with The Vegan Society. Learn more.

Can I use it with an IUD?
Yes, but it's important to release the suction seal before removing the cup. We recommend consulting with your gynecologist prior to use and if you just had your IUD fitted, you should wait at least 2 cycles before you start using a menstrual cup. Learn more.

Still have questions? Go to full FAQ

Add to purchase

Menstrual Cup Wash

$6.00

Add to purchase

OrganiWipes

$6.00

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How to use a menstrual cup

As easy as one-two-three.

Reviews

Don't just take it from us – here's what our community has to say.

Works great

This is my second one and they work brilliantly. I find them very comfortable to wear too.

As expected - no going in no way no how!

I can not for the life of me get this thing in place. Menstrual discs are way more like tampons for my anatomy. This is small and easier to pinch than DivaCup.

Love it

I've tried several menstrual cups and this is my favourite. The material is soft and flexible, so it's easy to insert, yet it's sturdy and holds it shape well.

Great product!

Takes time getting used to but once you get it it's very comfortable and not messy
I had to cut the stem so it fits better, whoever needs to to so I suggest to file with the nail file the edges of the stem so it's smother and doesn't scratch
Overall great product and the team!

My second purchase

I bought my first Allmatters as Organicup I think 6 years ago. It didn't change in color or anything until recently when the tail started to rip off. I was so satisfied that I bought a second one now. I'm very happy.

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Impact you can see

This is the Menstrual Cup – in real life.

@jessmariehealy
@dianeleeflang
@angelarutura
“Screw tech, this is the best invention of our time. I have been using for about 6+ months now and looove loove loove it. I forget sometimes that I am on period.“

Jelena
@tiffanylalex
@alitatecutler
@linnndademunck
@catarinafbp
@laecocosmopolita
@aiguastudiostore
"I’ve officially been using my cup for 3 years 🎉 It’s been such a game changer for reducing waste, saving money, and making me more comfortable with my flow and body ✨"⁠

@planetsistas

No silly questions

Get the answers you need.

We usually suggest bringing some bottled water with you or using a disinfecting wipe such as an OrganiWipe in a public bathroom. If you don’t have either, you can simply wipe it clean with toilet paper and clean it once you have access to a sink, at home for instance. But because it holds more than 3 super tampons, most people only have to empty it in the morning and in the evening, in the comfort of their own home.

When inserted correctly, the cup shouldn't leak if it’s not completely full (and presuming you have the right size). The key to a leak free period is to make sure the suction seal is created and that the cup is completely unfolded inside you. After inserting, you should pinch the bottom of the cup (or insert your index finger alongside the cup) and slighlty rotate it until it unfolds without any dents around and until it doesn't move downwards when pulling the stem. This is how you know the suction seal is in place. For more tips & tricks check out our guide 'How to Use a Menstrual Cup' here.

The material of the cup is tested to last for years. The majority of our customers choose to replace it after 2-3 years, but if there's no visible damage to it you can keep using it. We recommend that you replace it if the material starts getting sticky or cracks. Learn more.

Yes, the cup is made from 100% medical grade silicone, which is a material that has been tested for bio compatibility and is safe to wear inside the body. It doesn’t contain BPA or latex. Our menstrual cup is also AllergyCertified and registered with The Vegan Society. Learn more.

The cup can be used with an IUD, but it is important to release the suction seal before removal. We recommend consulting with your gynecologist prior to use and if you just had your IUD fitted, you should wait at least 2 cycles before you start using a menstrual cup. Learn more.

Still got questions?