La mejor copa menstrual reutilizable del mundo. ¡Olvídate del status quo y siéntete protegida y cómoda durante el período mientras ayudas al planeta!

Tienes entre 19 y 30 anos, y tu flujo es regular.

¿Cómo funciona

Úsala hasta por 12 horas
100% silicona de grado médico. ¡Solo lo mejor para tu vagina!
Sin químicos, plásticos ni tinturas. Porque nadie quiere tener contacto con eso.
Incluye bolsa color púrpura de almacenamiento + Instructivo

Size: Model 1 – 26ml / 0.88 fl oz

Find Your Size

Model 1 is the most popular size. It holds up to 5 regular tampons.

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Shaker Cup

Portable Cleansing Container

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DIVA™ Wash

Menstrual Cup and Disc Cleanser

$9.60

Design + Materials

Meet the DIVA™ Cup

Zero waste

Just one DIVA™ Cup can divert over 1,000 disposable period products from landfills.
Cost effective

Leave monthly period expenses in the past. With proper care, one DIVA™ Cup can last up to several years.
More convenient

Say bye to frequent changes and being restricted by your flow. Wear your DIVA™ Cup for up to 12 hours before emptying to rinse and cleanse.

Zero waste

Just one DIVA™ Cup can divert over 1,000 disposable period products from landfills.
Cost effective

Leave monthly period expenses in the past. With proper care, one DIVA™ Cup can last up to several years.
More convenient

Say bye to frequent changes and being restricted by your flow. Wear your DIVA™ Cup for up to 12 hours before emptying to rinse and cleanse.

Design + Materials

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Design + Materials

Soft and flexible

Made with 100% medical grade silicone, the DIVA™ Cup is soft enough to fold and insert, yet firm enough to stay in place.

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Design + Materials

Leak-resistant air holes

The tiny holes near the rim of your DIVA™ Cup help to ensure you're protected for hours of leak-free wear.

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Easy-to-grip base

An easy-to-grip base minimizes mess during removal. Feel free to customize your comfort by trimming the stem.

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Visible flow lines

Have you started charting your cycle and flow? Track your period's volume by checking the flow lines before emptying.

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Getting Started

Before you begin
Folding Your Cup
Insertion and Removal
Care and Cleansing

- Step One.
  
  How to Clean Menstrual Cup
  Before using your DIVA™ Cup for the first time, sanitize it in a pot of boiling water for 5-10 minutes.
  Tip: To prevent damage to your Diva Cup should you forget it's boiling, place your cup inside a metal whisk. This will keep your menstrual cup from touching the bottom of the pot.
- Step Two.
  
  Learn How to Fold your DIVA™ Cup
  There are two ways to fold your menstrual cup: The U-Fold and the Push-Down Fold. Both are easy to master and suitable for beginners.
- U-Fold
  
  Flatten your DIVA™ Cup and pinch it in half to create a U-shape.
- Push-Down Fold
  Hold the top rim of your DIVA™ Cup. With your index finger on the edge, push the rim down into the centre of the cup base to create a triangle.
- Step Three. How to Insert a Menstrual Cup
  
  How to Insert a Menstrual Cup
  Wash your hands and get comfortable. While sitting on the toilet, or standing with one leg up on the bathtub, gently separate your labia with your free hand. Take a deep breath and relax your pelvic floor muscles.
- Insert
  Hold the folded cup between your thumb and forefinger and push the curved edge of the folded cup into your vagina horizontally.
- Rotate
  Once the DIVA™ Cup is in your vagina, grip the base of the cup (not the stem), and turn the cup one complete rotation—360 degrees. This will create a leakproof seal.
- How To Remove Menstrual Cup
  When it's time to empty your DIVA™ Cup, wash your hands. Pinch the base of your cup to release the seal. Never pull a menstrual cup by the base without releasing the seal first. Keep the cup pinched while gently easing it out, and empty your flow into the toilet, sink, or shower.
- Step Four.
  
  Wash your hands, wash your cup
  Before insertion and after removal, wash your DIVA™ Cup with a mild, artificial fragrances free, oil-free soap like DIVA™ Wash.
- Store it
  Always use the cotton pouch to store your DIVA™ Cup between cycles. Keep your DIVA™ Cup away from perfumes and never store it in an airtight container.

FAQs

Discolouration will vary and depend on the uniqueness of each person’s flow. Rest assured; discolouration will not impair the functionality of your menstrual cup.

As the DIVA™ Cup is a personal care product, we recommend that you inspect your cup regularly for signs of deterioration such as a sticky or powdery film, severe discolouration, odor, etc. If you detect any deterioration, or if you experience irritation, we recommend you replace your DIVA™ Cup with a new one.

The lifespan of your menstrual cup may vary, depending on vaginal pH, how often and how well your cup is cleansed, what cleansing agents are used, etc. Our general guideline is that a DIVA™ Cup can last up to 5 years, but it is ultimately up to the consumer to decide when to replace their cup.

Yes— Made from 100% medical grade silicone, the Diva Cup contains no added chemicals (no BPA), latex, dyes, or plastics. Also, if properly cleansed and cared for, and there are no signs of deterioration—your DIVA™ Cup is safe to use for up to several years.

It can take some time to get the hang of insertion and removal. However, the vaginal canal is an elastic, muscular tube only about four (4) – five (5) inches (10.2 – 12.7 cm) long—there is nowhere for the DIVA™ Cup to get “lost” inside of you, as the vagina does not connect to other parts of the body.

When inserted correctly, the DIVA™ Cup should sit low at the base of the canal, away from the cervix, making it possible for you to reach the stem and grip the base to remove it. Making sure to keep your muscles relaxed for removal is key!

We recommend at the end of each cycle; the DIVA™ Cup may be submerged in an open pan of boiling water (continuous rolling boil) for 5-10 minutes. Do not leave the boiling pot unattended and use enough water so that the pan does not boil dry.

Please know that boiling is not “mandatory”, it’s just a recommendation. Some consumers do not boil their cups at all, as regular cleansing with soap and water can be sufficient to maintain the integrity of the silicone.