Reusable Menstrual Cup with Ring (L/S/XS)

Humanity's Best Invention for Women!

New Generation Period Cup. New Premium Design with the Ring. No more slipping fingers! The ring will help you to remove the cup quickly and without any inconvenience. 

• No leaks, no odour, no sensation
• Our Menstrual Cup has a ring for easier and faster removal.
• 12h protection, day or night

Menstrual Cup offers up to 12 hours of period day or night protection! Just put it in, go about your day, empty it when it’s full and re-insert. It is elementary. No need for extra tampons and pads or frequent runs to the bathroom ever again! You can dance, run and even swim. Menstrual cups come to change the way you use pads or tampons. This Cup is made of high-quality medical-grade silicone that is widely applied in medical care products such as infant pacifiers, catheters etc. since it is BPA-free and phthalate-free. The product is also free of Dioxin or allergic materials. The lifespan of this product can be up to 10 years. 

• A BETTER period with MascotoM Cup. This is a reusable silicone Cup that collects your monthly blood flow. A great alternative to tampons and menstrual pads. Inserted like a tampon, Mascoto Cup sits comfortably in the vaginal canal and offers comfortable, odourless, sensation and leak-free periods.
• REUSABLE and Zero Waste last up to 10 years. Offers up to 12 hours of comfort and protection in a single use. 1 Cup replaces over 3,000 tampons and tons of waste. Save your money and your environment.
• STAY ACTIVE and Comfortable. You can wear the MascotoM Cup for up to 12 hours before having to clean it and reinsert it. You can run, dance, exercise, swim and sleep with comfort.
• MADE FROM 100% medical grade silicone and dyes to ensure complete biocompatibility and safety of our product. The cup is hypoallergenic and is free of BPA, latex and dioxins.
• CHOOSE THE RIGHT Size: Mascoto menstrual Cups come in 3 sizes (XS, S AND L), so you can find the most comfortable, leak-free, convenient size for you and your personal period journey. Can be used by teenagers.

Before using your menstrual cup for the first time:

1. Wash your menstrual cup with warm water and mild soap
2. Practice folding your menstrual cup
3. Read and follow the insertion/removal instructions on the box. At each menstrual period, please boil your cup in bubbling-boiling water for 3-5 minutes before the first use, and repeat the same after the last use. You can also use a sterilizer, if available.

Please see our guide for more information about using, inserting, sterilising, and storing menstrual cups.

Specification: Condition: 100% Brand New Item

Type: Menstrual Cup

Material: Medical Grade Silicone

Size Guide
Size XS: For teenagers.
Size S: For women under 25 or who haven't given birth to a child.
Size L: For women over 25 or who have given birth to a child.

We care about Nature, so the Package does not contain a case, just a Menstrual Cup and a Paper box.

The Menstrual Cup Oracle: Our 3-Step Fit Philosophy

or How to Select the Correct Size

Choosing a menstrual cup isn’t about ticking “S, M or L”. It’s about finding a comfortable fit that suits your anatomy, lifestyle and flow. Follow our three-step method below.

1. Cervix Height

The key to comfort.

Forget age or height — the real secret is matching the cup’s length to your cervix height. A cup that’s too long can press and cause discomfort; one that’s too short can be hard to remove.

Why it matters: Matching length prevents pressure and makes removal straightforward.

How to measure it (30 seconds): Wash your hands. Insert a clean finger and feel for the cervix — it feels like the tip of your nose. If you can touch it at the first knuckle it’s low; the middle knuckle is medium; if you need your full fingertip it’s high. Choose a shorter cup for a low cervix, a standard length for medium, and a longer cup for a high cervix.

2. Flow Rate

Match capacity to your menstrual rhythm.

Cup capacity is measured in millilitres. Think of it like choosing bottle size: pick what suits how much you bleed and how often you want to empty it.

Light to moderate flow: Smaller cups (good for those who empty often or prefer a barely-there feel).

Medium to heavy flow: Medium capacity cups balance comfort and protection.

Heavy flow or overnight: Larger capacity cups (30 ml or more) are handy for longer wear and fewer emptyings. Tip: one regular tampon ≈ 5 ml — use that to estimate your flow.

3. Pelvic Floor Tone

Firmness matters as much as size.

Your pelvic floor muscles affect how a cup opens and stays put. Lifestyle and life events change muscle tone.

Stronger pelvic floor (yoga, Pilates, high-impact sports): A firmer cup helps it open and seal properly.

Softer pelvic floor (vaginal birth, less muscle tone): A more flexible cup feels gentler and reduces pressure.

Unsure: A medium-firmness cup is a sensible all-round choice.

In summary

Step 1: Start with cervix height — it determines the cup length you need.

Step 2: Choose capacity based on your flow — match millilitres to real life.

Step 3: Pick firmness to suit your pelvic floor tone — lifestyle and childbirth matter.

Follow these three steps and you’ll move beyond S/M/L to a fit that’s genuinely tailored to you.

Your First Three Cycles: An Honest Adaptation Diary

We believe in honesty over hype.

Transitioning to a reusable product isn’t a one-day miracle; it’s a short learning journey. Here’s what to expect:

Cycle 1: Getting used to it.

What happens: You’re learning the folds, the angles, and your anatomy.

Expect: A few leaks while you perfect your technique — totally normal.

Cycle 2: Confidence builds.

What happens: Insertion becomes second nature.

You’ll notice: How light your bag feels without backups or constant changes.

Cycle 3: Complete freedom.

What happens: You’ll forget it’s even there.

Bonus: You might even catch yourself wondering how disposable products ever felt “normal.”

By the third cycle, comfort, convenience, and sustainability merge into one seamless experience — a quiet revolution, one period at a time.

Leak Detective: 3 Common Reasons for Leaks

If you’ve ever experienced a leak and thought, “Maybe this cup just doesn’t work for me,” take a deep breath — it’s almost never the cup’s fault. Leaks are usually tiny signals from your body (or your technique) that something needs a simple tweak. Here’s how to decode them like a pro.

1. Incomplete Cup Opening

• Clue: You might feel a crumpled area or hear a faint “whistle” of air escaping when the cup is inserted.
• Solution: Run a clean finger along the cup’s base. If you feel a dent, gently rotate the cup 360° by the stem or pinch the base slightly to help it unfold. Try different folds (the “punch-down” or “7” fold) — a simple change often makes it pop open reliably.

2. Incorrect Insertion Angle

• Clue: You feel pressure or discomfort, or the cup seems to “sit too low.”
• Solution: Remember the vaginal canal tilts slightly backward toward the tailbone. When inserting, aim backward (not straight up). After insertion, check that the stem points slightly toward your back rather than directly down — small angle adjustments often stop leaks instantly.

3. Overfilling

• Clue: You notice sudden spotting or a small leak after several hours of clean wear.
• Solution: Track your flow for a cycle or two. If your cup fills quickly, empty it more frequently (for example every 4–6 hours instead of 8–10), or consider a higher-capacity model designed for heavier flows.

Final Tip

Small leaks don’t mean failure — they mean feedback. Each body has its own rhythm and fit. Once you understand why a leak is happening, you can fine-tune your technique and enjoy leak-free comfort for years.