Can virgins wear menstrual cups?

Can virgins use menstrual cups? Yes, if you are a virgin, you can use a menstrual cup. In fact, you can start using a menstrual cup as soon as you get your period. Although there is no age limit; it does however require that you are comfortable with your body and period.

Can I use a menstrual cup if I’m a virgin?

Yes – virgins can use a menstrual cup or tampon. The hymen is often thought of as a closed “door” that is “broken” when a person has intercourse for the first time.

Can virgins use menstrual cups?

What is a menstrual cup—and should you use one?

The first time I found out about the menstrual cup, it was simply listed as a way to give up single-use plastic—tucked neatly between carrying your own metal straw and supporting your local kiranas, or grocery stores—somewhere on Instagram. Then I saw a video about these slightly odd-looking cups on Facebook.

What are your biggest fears about menstrual cups?

The second biggest fear is that a young girl‘s vagina is still too small for a menstrual cup. The moment the body starts menstruating, puberty is in full bloom. This means that the whole body is transitioning into adulthood, making pregnancy and birth possible.

Do menstrual cups affect vaginal flora?

Menstrual cups have no adverse effects on the vaginal flora because instead of absorbing all fluids in the vagina the way tampons do, menstrual cups simply catch the menstrual flow. Unlike most tampons, Ruby Cups are blissfully free from plastics, latex, toxins and bleaches.

Is the Ruby Cup right for my daughter?

The smooth, soft, silky medical-grade silicone of the Ruby Cup makes insertion effortless, easy and doesn’t cause any irritation. Since a menstrual cup can be worn for 8 hours, your daughter can insert the cup in the comfort of her home in the morning, and take it out when she is back again.