The Nomai Menstrual Cup is a durable menstrual cup that has been designed by a gynecologist and has a perfect fit. The Nomai menstrual cup, designed by a Finnish gynecologist, is made in Finland from 100 percent medical grade silicone. The Nomai menstrual cup has a unique vase-shaped design and ideally soft material. In the development work, consideration has been given to the anatomy of the vagina and ease of use. These guarantee a pleasant and reliable user experience as well as easier insertion and removal. Thanks to the large air holes of the Nomai menstrual cup, a steady negative pressure is created, which makes the menstrual cup stay in place better and is easier to remove. The Nomai menstrual cup is a worry-free, imperceptible, comfortable and durable menstrual cover that you can use continuously for up to 12 hours. Medical silicone is an unfavorable substrate for bacteria, and therefore the menstrual cup is very hygienic and easy to keep clean. A test group of almost 100 people participated in the development of the Nomai menstrual cup, and based on the group’s user experiences, the Nomai menstrual cup was developed to be the most comfortable on the market. Simply superb, period. Choice of size The Nomai menstrual cup is available in three different sizes. We recommend that you choose a menstrual cup according to the amount of bleeding and/or knowledge of your own anatomy. Nomai Light: The menstrual cup is especially suitable for light bleeding. The smallest menstrual cup size is good for beginners and also often suits the youngest menstrual cup users The volume of the cup is 23 ml. Nomai Medium: The menstrual cup is particularly suitable for normal bleeding. The volume of the cup is 32 ml. Nomai Heavy: The menstrual cup is suitable for normal and heavy bleeding. The volume of the cup is 41 ml. Nomai Menstrual Cup Materials Nomai Menstrual Cups are made from 100 percent medical silicone that has been approved by the FDA. It contains no harmful chemicals (latex, phthalates, BPS or parabens) and does not dry out the mucous membranes in the vagina. The colors of the menstrual cup have been tested according to international standards and they have also been approved by the FDA and are suitable for medical use. The medical silicone that Nomai uses and its colors are also vegan. In addition, medical silicone is an unfavorable growth medium for bacteria and thus a particularly hygienic material. Nomai Menstrual Cup Design The soft and elastic medical silicone molds and fits against the walls of the vagina, and when inserted correctly, the cup does not feel at all when in use. The soft material and vase-shaped design reduce bladder irritation. The smooth surface of the menstrual cup does not rub against the mucous membranes and is easy to keep clean. The flexible material also noticeably facilitates the insertion and removal of the menstrual cup. The soft spike of the Nomai menstrual cup with its round shape is not felt during use, and if necessary, it is easy to shorten it. In addition, the large air holes help ensure that the menstrual cup fits well and is easy to remove.Three different sizes guarantee a menstrual cup suitable for different types of bleeding and anatomies. An environmentally friendly choice Disposable pads and tampons make up over 100 kilos of waste that decomposes poorly and contains plastic during the lifetime of a menstruating person. The Nomai menstrual cup is a plastic-free durable menstrual cover that can be used for several years. Thus, you are doing both yourself and our planet a favor when you choose a Nomai menstrual cup. Country of manufacture: Menstrual cup Finland Cardboard packaging Finland Instructions for use Finland Storage bag China
Inserting the menstrual cup Sterilize the menstrual cup before first use by boiling it for 10 minutes. Wash your hands with the cleaning gel Nomai Cup Wash, fold the menstrual cup and let it slide into the vagina with the top of the cup in the position that is best for you. The menstrual cup should be completely inside the vagina, including the tip. Make sure that the menstrual cup has opened completely, for example by turning it around 180 degrees with the help of your fingers. If the menstrual cup feels uncomfortable, it has probably stopped too far down. If you want, you can shorten the spike. When the menstrual cup is properly in place, it should not be felt at all. Emptying the menstrual cup How often you need to empty the menstrual cup depends on your bleeding. During days of heavy bleeding, you may need to empty the menstrual cup 2-4 times, but otherwise emptying it morning and evening may be sufficient. However, empty the menstrual cup at least every 12 hours. Removing and cleaning the menstrual cup Choose the easiest position for you. First, insert your fingers into the vagina and press on the bottom of the menstrual cup. You can also let your fingers slide along the side of the menstrual cup, causing it to give way and the negative pressure inside the cup to disappear. Try to relax when removing the menstrual cup, as this will make removing the cup easier. Then press the menstrual cup with your pelvic floor muscles against the opening of the vagina, in the same way as when going to the toilet, and at the same time guide the cup out of the vagina with your fingers. The purpose of the menstrual cup spike is to guide you to the menstrual cup, and you can also use it to get some support when removing the menstrual cup. It is not worth pulling the menstrual cup’s spike, as this increases the negative pressure of the menstrual cup and it becomes even more difficult to remove it. Empty the menstrual cup either in the toilet seat or the sink and rinse it. It is wise to first rinse the menstrual cup with cold water, as this prevents the silicone from discolouring. You can also use a mild, unscented and oil-free cleaning product, such as the cleaning gel Nomai Cup Wash. Before reinserting the menstrual cup, check that the air holes are clean and fully open. When your period is over, disinfect the menstrual cup by boiling it for 10 minutes in plenty of water or by using the Nomai Sterilization Vessel. You can also wash the menstrual cup with the cleaning gel Nomai Cup Wash. Then let the menstrual cup air dry and then place it in the menstrual cup’s breathable cotton storage bag.
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