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Tulip

Tulip Cup

  • Beginner friendly design – The unique pull ring feature makes inserting and removing the menstrual cup a breeze, especially for teen or first time users and women with high cervixes or who have had multiple vaginal births.
  • Experience complete period freedom – Since it can hold up to 3 times the capacity of a normal tampon, you can wear it for up to 12 hours. With your Tulip cup you can be comfortable and confident even when swimming, running, sleeping, and traveling.
  • Save money and the environment – You can use your Tulip cup for years with proper care and save hundreds of dollars on disposable pads and tampons while preventing thousands of tampons from ending up in landfills and polluting the ocean.
  • Safe alternative – The Tulip cup is made of 100% soft durable medical silicone, hypoallergenic and vegan-friendly, BPA-free and phthalate-free, no harsh chemicals or toxins. Be sure to thoroughly clean after each use and sterilize in boiling water or a menstrual cup sterilizer between cycles.
  • Find your fit – We recommend size small for beginner cup users or for experienced users who haven’t given birth and have light to medium flow, and size medium for experienced users who prefer a larger cup or have heavy flow or for women who’ve had 2+ vaginal births. We suggest an alternative to this cup if you have a low cervix. If you’re a first-time menstrual cup user, it may be helpful to practice various folding techniques to find what work best for you!

Original price was: $23.00.Current price is: $15.80.

FAQs

Both collect menstrual fluid instead of absorbing it, but they sit in different places. A cup sits lower in the vaginal canal and creates a seal, while a disc sits higher, tucked behind the pubic bone. Both can provide up to 12 hours of protection. 

Many first-time users prefer a cup because it feels more intuitive to remove. Others prefer a disc because it sits higher and doesn’t rely on suction. The best choice depends on your anatomy, comfort level, and personal preferences.

No. Neither a cup nor a disc can get lost inside your body. Your cervix acts as a natural barrier, so there is nowhere for them to travel beyond the vaginal canal.

Yes. Both cups and discs can be worn for up to 12 hours, making them great options for overnight protection.

Menstrual cups and discs are made from medical-grade silicone and are considered very safe when used properly. Simply rinse your cup between empties and sterilize it between cycles to keep it clean.

The right size for you depends on your anatomy, flow, and personal comfort. Each product has a sizing guide to help you chose whats best for you. 

With proper care, your cup or disc can last for up to 10 years.

Yes. Menstrual cups are designed to move with your body. Whether you’re swimming, running, lifting weights, or practicing yoga, your cup stays securely in place when inserted correctly.

When inserted correctly, your cup or disc will not leak. If you experience leaks, you can fix it by adjusting the positioning or occassionally you may need to get a different size. Please see our resources or reach out and we can help you find what works for you. 

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