You can pull the ComfyCup out easily if it is not expanded completely. If it is totally expandes inside the vagina, you cannot pull down the product. Place the cup properly to avoid any leakage during its use.

ComfyCup is made of medical-grade silicone and the material is as consistent as a baby pacifier. One can adopt the same sterilization method of a baby pacifier. It is recommended to place the ComfyCup in professional sterilizes where possible or in boiled water for 5-7 minutes.

Please review the usage steps carefully. If you fail to place the cup in a proper position or fail to empty the cup at regular intervals in a heavy flow condition, there is a chance of sliding down or leakage. A horizontally positioned and easily rotational cup indicates you are in a proper fit. As the women vaginal size changes after childbirth, it is difficult to predetermine the vaginal size of an individual. Some women find it easy with L Size instead of S, though had never given childbirth. If still there is a leakage with L size, the women shall do Kegel Exercise to strengthen the pelvic floor.

At the beginning and end of your menstrual cycle, wash the ComfyCup as you normally do with warm water and a mild unscented water-based soap, free from any oil. As needed, you can boil the ComfyCup in an open pot of boiling water for 5-7 minutes with plenty of water. Do not leave the boiling pot unattended. If you accidentally burned your cup when pot boil dry, your cup may be ruined and shall be replaced.

Some may prefer to add 1 Tbsp of baking soda and sterilize in the boiling water. It removes the odour if any in the cup.

ComfyCup is made of medical grade silicone material. It is a long lasting, eco friendly material. The lifespan of the product is upto 10years when used as per provided instructions. However, it is an individual’s choice to decide about replacement.

Using menstrual cup can effect the hymen membrane which is considered as a symbol of virginity. Some cultures and religions give importance to an intact hymen membrane before marriage. If you do not concern about those aspects/issues, you can use the ComfyCup.

Many women with retroverted/tilted uterus use the ComfyCup without any problem. Such women may work out with angles while inserting the cup so that the cervix is fully covered and does not cause leaks. After a few tries, you will be accustomed to the exact positioning.

Some women find the stem protrudes from vegina. It is due to the short vaginal opening/Lowe positioning cervix. The long stem may irritate the labia throughout the day. However, the ComfyCup is designed with medium length. If you wish to cut the stem, you can choose to do so at your will.

Yes. ComfyCup is made of medical grade silicone which is hypoallergenic, non toxic and safe in nature.

Menopause may be with light and heavy menstrual flow depends on the person. ComfyCup is generally used for heavy flow and no need to know down the toilet very often. You can use the cup without any issues.

You will not feel it’s presence if it is placed correctly.
You can use the finger gently to adjust the position.

ComfyCup suits every adult female. Every woman deserves to use ComfyCup, which can keep them all over the menstrual cycle free and safe. School girls, college teens, working women, sports person etc. , may use the cup comfortably. However, if anyone has known gynecological issues, it is better to seek advice from doctor about the usage of this product.

Nope. Though it might seem tough to remove at first, it becomes second- nature over time; just like a tampon when u were younger.
The vaginal canal isn’t very long, so your menstrual cup can’t go that far. For most people, it’s approximately 4 inches long, though it can be even shorter if you have a low cervix. Having trouble finding it? Bear down on it(move your muscles as you would if you ere having a bowel movement) while feeling for the stem with your thumb and index finger. This usually helps the cup further down.
Then, pinch the cup’s base to break the seal and remove slowly.

ComfyCup don’t increase the risk of toxic shock syndrome (TSS). In fact cups are healthier than pads/tampons in regards to bacteria growth for a number of reasons, including
*They don’t use chemicals to make absorbent.
*By collecting rather than absorbing fluid, ComfyCup do not disrupt vaginal pH.
*They don’t dry out vagina.

The abbreviation for Intra Uterine Device, an IUD is a common form of long term birth control inserted into the uterus. It comes with strings, which raises the question of whether you can use an IUD and menstrual cup simultaneously.
If you are thinking of doing so, please speak with a gynecologist first. Some women talk with their gynecologist before IUD insertion to ensure that the strings are not too long. It is possible for the strings to be shortened to reduce the risk of dislodging the IUD.

Though menstrual cup and IUD may seem to be in close approximately, it is important to note that they are not located in the same place. An IUD is placed in the uterus, whereas a menstrual cup is placed within the vagina.