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# Up to 12 hours wear time 100% medical-grade silicone Holds 3 tampons worth Menstrual Cup (Formerly OrganiCup) Size B, for Those Who Have Given Birth Vaginally. Award Winning Period Cups

**Brand:** allmatters
**Price:** ₨15795
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌍 Period care that’s kind to you and the planet—because it AllMatters.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Menstrual Cup (Formerly OrganiCup) Size B, for Those Who Have Given Birth Vaginally. Award Winning Period Cups by allmatters
- **How much does it cost?** ₨15795 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- allmatters enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted allmatters brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Chic On-the-Go:** Comes with an organic cotton pouch—discreet, stylish, and planet-friendly portability.
- • **Certified Allergy-Safe:** Toxicologist-approved, allergen-free design for sensitive skin peace of mind.
- • **Effortless 12-Hour Protection:** Forget frequent changes—stay fresh and dry from morning meetings to late nights.
- • **Sustainable Comfort Revolution:** Join 3M+ users ditching waste for all-day leak-free confidence.
- • **Tailored Fit for Post-Birth Bodies:** Size B crafted specifically for those who’ve given birth vaginally, ensuring perfect comfort.

## Overview

The AllMatters Menstrual Cup Size B is an award-winning, allergy-certified menstrual cup made from 100% soft medical-grade silicone. Designed specifically for those who have given birth vaginally, it offers up to 12 hours of leak-free protection, holding the equivalent of 3 tampons. Trusted by over 3 million users across the UK and EU, it combines sustainable, hygienic period care with a convenient organic cotton pouch for easy transport.

## Description

About Us AllMatters was founded in 2012, as OrganiCup, with an ambition to grow the category of reusable period products. The starting point was to make a simple and sustainable cup brand and make it accessible. Since then, more than 2 million cups have been sold and the cup is found on the shelves of 7000+ shops worldwide. About Us AllMatters was founded in 2012, as OrganiCup, with an ambition to grow the category of reusable period products. The starting point was to make a simple and sustainable cup brand and make it accessible. Since then, more than 2 million cups have been sold and the cup is found on the shelves of 7000+ shops worldwide. What do we believe in? We believe it’s the small changes in our daily routines that can have the biggest impact. Living a sustainable life shouldn’t be an inconvenience or a compromise. What is our aim? In a landscape that is overwhelming and confusing we aim to help our users live more consciously every day by developing products that strip away the unnecessary. What do we value? We value making sustainability accessible and effortless, we hope to show you that changing everyday habits can make a difference. Because it AllMatters. What do we believe in? We believe it’s the small changes in our daily routines that can have the biggest impact. Living a sustainable life shouldn’t be an inconvenience or a compromise. What is our aim? In a landscape that is overwhelming and confusing we aim to help our users live more consciously every day by developing products that strip away the unnecessary. What do we value? We value making sustainability accessible and effortless, we hope to show you that changing everyday habits can make a difference. Because it AllMatters. Menstrual Cups Award winning menstrual cup that replaces pads and tampons. Menstrual Cups Award winning menstrual cup that replaces pads and tampons. Menstrual Cup Wash For cleaning your menstrual cup and as a pH-balanced intimate wash. Menstrual Cup Wash For cleaning your menstrual cup and as a pH-balanced intimate wash. Menstrual Underwear Reusable, comfortable and leak-free menstrual underwear. Menstrual Underwear Reusable, comfortable and leak-free menstrual underwear.

Review: It’s a personal experience that is worth trying. - I was recommended this cup from a colleague who gave top marks for it. She said she would never go back to sanitary pads or tampons again. When it arrived I was very skeptical and rightly so as I have two days of very heavy flow. I did find it weird at first-catching your cycle in a cup and emptying it. However I persevered. I found insertion a little awkward and uncomfortable when removing at first, as you have to make sure that the cups creates a suction which on the first attempted never happened, they do give instructions and tips on how to combat this (I won’t go into that) however i was unsuccessful with it at the time. I decided to use a pad as well for reassurance. About five mins later I checked and the cup had formed a suction all on its own, so I was like ok? I was so worried about leaking, I was checking and emptying every hour or so. But to my surprised no leakage. (About a quarter filled approx) I called my colleague the next day and said it seemed to be fine but I’m emptying this ‘thing’ as much as I would change my pads. She said to just leave it a few hours before checking, which I did, (now on day two) and found that there was leakage after 2 and half hour, max three. When emptying it wasn’t exactly full but over half which baffled me. I then done some research (google lol) and found that it could leak if, one the cup didn’t have a correct seal or two, the air holes get block, which would obviously build pressure causing your cycle to leak. The suction wasn’t the problem, so it left the issue with the air holes. So (sorry for the long review), I decided every 2 hours I would empty as my flow is very heavy. On the third day I was getting use to it and didn’t empty until 4 hours later as my flow gets lighter on the third day. I was used to the insertion, didn’t really bother with the instructions they gave. Just inserted ( Worked my pelvic floor muscles a few times and hey presto lol) I would say I will still need time to really get used to it as it is a massive change from the what you have be taught to use as a teenager but I think I can say it is a good product and worth trying. The only thing I would say is if you have a heavy flow like myself. You might Or might want to consider using your usual methods for dealing with your cycle because to be honest I think the first two days of emptying are not much different to changing your pad/tampon (for me that is) however I’m undecided for my next cycle lol (very confused female here). However the beauty of this product Is the fact that it is very hygiene friendly. Without sounding crude it’s a massive improvement on cleanliness due to your menstual cycle getting a little messy. It’s almost, like Your flow is encapsulated, if you understand what I mean. Anyway I would recommend it, I’m sure it won’t be to everyone’s liking but it’s worth a shot.
Review: Great Menstrual Cup - I’m glad I purchased this. I did try one a few years back but gave up with it as I was a bit squeamish about inserting it/taking it out and thought it was a bit arduous but I’m glad I bought this & gave it another go and I much prefer this one. I love that this is organic and I feel like I’m doing something good for my body when I’m using it, no more irritation down there or smell. I sometimes can’t believe I even used tampons and pads for so long. I also love the little bag it comes in, it’s really handy - it’s all natural too. The packaging it comes in is very eco friendly too and contains all the info you need to use it and some about the company. The cup itself seems very sturdy and durable without being uncomfortable to use. If you’re new to menstrual cups and are undecided I’ll put a bit more detail that may help you. Putting this in will take some getting used to but I found after the third time of doing it I had it down, it will take some practice if you’re used to pads and/or tampons. The practicality and benefit to your vaginal health far outweigh any negatives of using this cup. I just do the C fold squeeze as I find it the easiest, it just comes naturally.. then I insert it at an angle, you will sort of naturally know which way to insert it for your body. The key is to relax, easier said than done but try to take a few deep breaths and relax your muscles. Once the angled side of the folded lip of the cup is in the rest will naturally follow and you can just gently push it in and you will feel it has opened up and is in place, sometimes you’ll hear a kind of suction, other times not. You’ll get to know when it’s in properly but if you’re unsure and want to check, just feel for the base and you’ll feel you can sort of squeeze it and feel the roundness of it and that it has opened up. The first time using it you may doubt that you’ve put it in correctly but it just opens up and settles naturally, don’t overthink it too much. If you’re having any trouble inserting it, I recommend using some Coconut oil on it (I use the Lucy Bee Extra Virgin Organic Raw brand) I find Coconut oil good to use as a moisturiser down there and it can be used as lube so as long as you’re not sensitive/allergic to it, I highly recommend it. Be careful though as it can make the cup super slippy and prone to flying out of your fingers. (I found this out the hard way 🤦‍♀️😭). Once it is in, you don’t have to worry all day & you don’t get that yucky feeling after a while like you do with tampons and especially pads. You can leave it in for considerably longer (12 hours!!) as well so you can just go about your day, it’s great. You’ll need to set aside a couple more minutes in the morning or whenever you’re putting it in than your would with a pad or tampon, but it gets easier & quicker each time you do it & the more you get used to it. Once it’s in, no more having to go to the toilet and change anything and I have only had a problem with leakage once when I had a really heavy flow day. How often you’ll need to change this will depend on your flow. But for me most of the time I keep it in for the full 12 hours which is so helpful especially if you have a busy day or are feeling like having a lazy day. I have noticed if I go for a wee & wipe I do see a slight bit of blood on the tissue but it’s no amount that is of any concern. In fact, if it wasn’t for cramps I could totally forget I was even on my period with this. I’ve also been swimming with this in numerous times with no issues, in fact it’s a god send for swimming/sauna/gym etc. Also there’s no issues with this when passing stools. You will feel a bit of pressure but imo this is much more preferable to blood gushing everywhere as you’re going and creating more of a mess to clean. Taking it out will also take some getting used to, you have to get the hang of it but there is a knack to it. I didn’t trim the stem & I’m glad I didn’t as I find it sits quite high up inside me so I would recommend trying it out before you decide to snip it. I locate the stem with my fingers and gently pull on it until I can feel the base of the cup. Sometimes I use both hands; one to pull the stem then one to squeeze the base so I can pull it out as your body will naturally keep it pretty suctioned in there. It can help to use your vaginal muscles to push it out, this makes it so much easier to get to & remove. Do this gently to avoid spills, it will take a few times to get used to the sensation of the lip part being pulled out as it is obviously considerably bigger than a tampon but once you get used to this it’s fine. Again I kind of pull this out gently at an angle and wiggle it out slowly. I find once I’ve pulled on the stem and I can feel the base nearer to the opening of my vagina I squeeze it gently and pull it out while squeezing as that way you can pull it out so the lip part is sort of folded like how it is when you insert it. If you just pull it straight out it’s going to be uncomfortable as it’s completely open and doing it this way will also control it so it doesn’t spill. Blood will get on your hands and spill over a little if it’s a particularly heavy flow day but after using this for a few cycles you’ll get to know what works for you and what to expect when you’re removing it. It will become like second nature, like riding a bike or driving a car. Once it’s out I recommend carrying some baby wipes and/or a bottle of water to rinse it if you’re out and about. Or even one of those portable bidets would be good. There is obviously a bit more prep that goes into using this, for example making sure your hands are really clean as they’re going inside you which obviously doesn’t happen with most tampons and pads & the taking out and rinsing part can get a little bit messy and may make some people who are squeamish a bit uncomfortable but you’ll get over that. And I promise the benefits will outweigh this. You can go all day without the annoying task of changing and disposing of pads and tampons, you’re reducing waste and doing something great for your health and peace of mind. All in all I’m so happy I bought this, it has made my period so much less of a hassle and I highly recommend it. Hope this helped 💖

## Features

- ALLERGY CERTIFIED – AllMatters menstrual cups (formerly OrganiCup) are Allergy Certified and do not contain any known allergens. Carefully examined by a Toxicologist our period cups comply to all relevant legislation which allows us to be Allergy Certified
- AWARD-WINNING – Our period cups have been awarded product of the year twice and received the Excellence Award from BuyMeOnce in the sustainability category
- POPULAR & TRUSTED - Over 3 million people have already switched to our reusable period cup, helping to reduce waste while improving comfort. Popular across the UK and EU for its safe, planet friendly design.
- NO LEAKS, NO WORRIES - Holds 3 tampons worth and can be worn for up to 12 hours; while pads and tampons absorb, our menstrual cup collects; this eliminates irritation and dryness while ensuring the natural pH balance is kept intact
- SIZE B for those who have given birth vaginally. Made from 100% soft medical-grade silicone and contains an unbleached organic cotton pouch for convenient on the go use

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00CREHM6W |
| Best Sellers Rank | 5,930 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 2 in Menstrual Cups |
| Brand | AllMatters |
| Brand Name | AllMatters |
| Colour | Size B |
| Country Of Origin | Germany |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 6,359 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05711782000021 |
| Item Diameter | 44 Millimetres |
| Item Weight | 20 Grams |
| Item diameter | 44 Millimetres |
| Manufacturer | OrganiCup ApS |
| Manufacturer Contact Information | Ryesgade 23, 2, 2200, 2200, 2200 København, Denmark |
| Material | Silicone |
| Material Type | Silicone |
| Material Type Free | Silicone Free |
| Model Name | OrganiCup |
| Model name | OrganiCup |
| Size | 1 count (Pack of 1) |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** AllMatters
- **Colour:** Size B
- **Item diameter:** 44 Millimetres
- **Material:** Silicone
- **Size:** 1 count (Pack of 1)

## Images

![Menstrual Cup (Formerly OrganiCup) Size B, for Those Who Have Given Birth Vaginally. Award Winning Period Cups - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Fp1GkF6hL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it hard to use the AllMatters Period Cup?**
A: Using the AllMatters cup is simple. Just fold, insert, and it forms a gentle seal to prevent leaks. You can wear it for up to 12 hours. It might feel unfamiliar at first, but with a little practice, it quickly becomes second nature.

**Q: Is it comfortable to wear?**
A: Yes! The cup is soft, flexible, and adapts to your body. Most users forget they’re even wearing it. When inserted correctly and fully opened, it’s leak-free and so comfortable you won’t feel a thing, even after 12 hours of wear.

**Q: Is it safe to use?**
A: Yes, it’s completely safe. The cup moves with your body and offers reliable protection during any activity. It won’t cause dryness or irritation and helps maintain your natural pH balance for healthy, comfortable use.

**Q: Can I use AllMatters menstrual cup if I have an IUD?**
A: Absolutely! You can use a menstrual cup with an IUD, and they work together seamlessly. Just be sure to consult your healthcare provider if you have any concerns about positioning.

**Q: Why choose AllMatters cup over tampons and pads?**
A: One cup replaces hundreds of pads or tampons, helping reduce waste over time. It's also free from perfumes and bleaches, making it a healthier option for your body and the planet.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It’s a personal experience that is worth trying.
*by R***I on 3 June 2020*

I was recommended this cup from a colleague who gave top marks for it. She said she would never go back to sanitary pads or tampons again. When it arrived I was very skeptical and rightly so as I have two days of very heavy flow. I did find it weird at first-catching your cycle in a cup and emptying it. However I persevered. I found insertion a little awkward and uncomfortable when removing at first, as you have to make sure that the cups creates a suction which on the first attempted never happened, they do give instructions and tips on how to combat this (I won’t go into that) however i was unsuccessful with it at the time. I decided to use a pad as well for reassurance. About five mins later I checked and the cup had formed a suction all on its own, so I was like ok? I was so worried about leaking, I was checking and emptying every hour or so. But to my surprised no leakage. (About a quarter filled approx) I called my colleague the next day and said it seemed to be fine but I’m emptying this ‘thing’ as much as I would change my pads. She said to just leave it a few hours before checking, which I did, (now on day two) and found that there was leakage after 2 and half hour, max three. When emptying it wasn’t exactly full but over half which baffled me. I then done some research (google lol) and found that it could leak if, one the cup didn’t have a correct seal or two, the air holes get block, which would obviously build pressure causing your cycle to leak. The suction wasn’t the problem, so it left the issue with the air holes. So (sorry for the long review), I decided every 2 hours I would empty as my flow is very heavy. On the third day I was getting use to it and didn’t empty until 4 hours later as my flow gets lighter on the third day. I was used to the insertion, didn’t really bother with the instructions they gave. Just inserted ( Worked my pelvic floor muscles a few times and hey presto lol) I would say I will still need time to really get used to it as it is a massive change from the what you have be taught to use as a teenager but I think I can say it is a good product and worth trying. The only thing I would say is if you have a heavy flow like myself. You might Or might want to consider using your usual methods for dealing with your cycle because to be honest I think the first two days of emptying are not much different to changing your pad/tampon (for me that is) however I’m undecided for my next cycle lol (very confused female here). However the beauty of this product Is the fact that it is very hygiene friendly. Without sounding crude it’s a massive improvement on cleanliness due to your menstual cycle getting a little messy. It’s almost, like Your flow is encapsulated, if you understand what I mean. Anyway I would recommend it, I’m sure it won’t be to everyone’s liking but it’s worth a shot.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Menstrual Cup
*by A***C on 16 May 2023*

I’m glad I purchased this. I did try one a few years back but gave up with it as I was a bit squeamish about inserting it/taking it out and thought it was a bit arduous but I’m glad I bought this & gave it another go and I much prefer this one. I love that this is organic and I feel like I’m doing something good for my body when I’m using it, no more irritation down there or smell. I sometimes can’t believe I even used tampons and pads for so long. I also love the little bag it comes in, it’s really handy - it’s all natural too. The packaging it comes in is very eco friendly too and contains all the info you need to use it and some about the company. The cup itself seems very sturdy and durable without being uncomfortable to use. If you’re new to menstrual cups and are undecided I’ll put a bit more detail that may help you. Putting this in will take some getting used to but I found after the third time of doing it I had it down, it will take some practice if you’re used to pads and/or tampons. The practicality and benefit to your vaginal health far outweigh any negatives of using this cup. I just do the C fold squeeze as I find it the easiest, it just comes naturally.. then I insert it at an angle, you will sort of naturally know which way to insert it for your body. The key is to relax, easier said than done but try to take a few deep breaths and relax your muscles. Once the angled side of the folded lip of the cup is in the rest will naturally follow and you can just gently push it in and you will feel it has opened up and is in place, sometimes you’ll hear a kind of suction, other times not. You’ll get to know when it’s in properly but if you’re unsure and want to check, just feel for the base and you’ll feel you can sort of squeeze it and feel the roundness of it and that it has opened up. The first time using it you may doubt that you’ve put it in correctly but it just opens up and settles naturally, don’t overthink it too much. If you’re having any trouble inserting it, I recommend using some Coconut oil on it (I use the Lucy Bee Extra Virgin Organic Raw brand) I find Coconut oil good to use as a moisturiser down there and it can be used as lube so as long as you’re not sensitive/allergic to it, I highly recommend it. Be careful though as it can make the cup super slippy and prone to flying out of your fingers. (I found this out the hard way 🤦‍♀️😭). Once it is in, you don’t have to worry all day & you don’t get that yucky feeling after a while like you do with tampons and especially pads. You can leave it in for considerably longer (12 hours!!) as well so you can just go about your day, it’s great. You’ll need to set aside a couple more minutes in the morning or whenever you’re putting it in than your would with a pad or tampon, but it gets easier & quicker each time you do it & the more you get used to it. Once it’s in, no more having to go to the toilet and change anything and I have only had a problem with leakage once when I had a really heavy flow day. How often you’ll need to change this will depend on your flow. But for me most of the time I keep it in for the full 12 hours which is so helpful especially if you have a busy day or are feeling like having a lazy day. I have noticed if I go for a wee & wipe I do see a slight bit of blood on the tissue but it’s no amount that is of any concern. In fact, if it wasn’t for cramps I could totally forget I was even on my period with this. I’ve also been swimming with this in numerous times with no issues, in fact it’s a god send for swimming/sauna/gym etc. Also there’s no issues with this when passing stools. You will feel a bit of pressure but imo this is much more preferable to blood gushing everywhere as you’re going and creating more of a mess to clean. Taking it out will also take some getting used to, you have to get the hang of it but there is a knack to it. I didn’t trim the stem & I’m glad I didn’t as I find it sits quite high up inside me so I would recommend trying it out before you decide to snip it. I locate the stem with my fingers and gently pull on it until I can feel the base of the cup. Sometimes I use both hands; one to pull the stem then one to squeeze the base so I can pull it out as your body will naturally keep it pretty suctioned in there. It can help to use your vaginal muscles to push it out, this makes it so much easier to get to & remove. Do this gently to avoid spills, it will take a few times to get used to the sensation of the lip part being pulled out as it is obviously considerably bigger than a tampon but once you get used to this it’s fine. Again I kind of pull this out gently at an angle and wiggle it out slowly. I find once I’ve pulled on the stem and I can feel the base nearer to the opening of my vagina I squeeze it gently and pull it out while squeezing as that way you can pull it out so the lip part is sort of folded like how it is when you insert it. If you just pull it straight out it’s going to be uncomfortable as it’s completely open and doing it this way will also control it so it doesn’t spill. Blood will get on your hands and spill over a little if it’s a particularly heavy flow day but after using this for a few cycles you’ll get to know what works for you and what to expect when you’re removing it. It will become like second nature, like riding a bike or driving a car. Once it’s out I recommend carrying some baby wipes and/or a bottle of water to rinse it if you’re out and about. Or even one of those portable bidets would be good. There is obviously a bit more prep that goes into using this, for example making sure your hands are really clean as they’re going inside you which obviously doesn’t happen with most tampons and pads & the taking out and rinsing part can get a little bit messy and may make some people who are squeamish a bit uncomfortable but you’ll get over that. And I promise the benefits will outweigh this. You can go all day without the annoying task of changing and disposing of pads and tampons, you’re reducing waste and doing something great for your health and peace of mind. All in all I’m so happy I bought this, it has made my period so much less of a hassle and I highly recommend it. Hope this helped 💖

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wish I had tried this sooner!
*by W***E on 23 June 2019*

Wow I wish I had gotten over myself & been brave enough to try this sooner, I LOVE IT!!! I was sooo sick of using pads they were driving me up the wall so uncomfortable, so I began searching for an alternative. I had heard of menstrual cups before but the idea really didn't appeal, I have used tampons previously but hated them however I was so fed up of pads I decided to give it a try. I purchased size B as I am over 30 & have had two children. Its amazing, honestly fabulous! I was expecting to have perhaps a few issues using it for the first time, I was expecting that I might have a couple of leaks until I learnt how to insert it properly or that it might be a bit uncomfortable until I got used to it but no? First period I used it I used the punch down fold as I found it the easiest to insert & boom magic, no leaks nothing. I did trim the stem on mine slightly but that was the only adjustment I have ever needed to make. Taking it out is easy too bear down to lower the cup so its easy to reach, pinch the bottom bowl of the cup carefully, not the stem the bottom of the actual cup & then squeeze gently & rock the cup backwards & forwards slightly whilst gently pulling down, the seal will break you will hear it & that's it dump the contents, clean it & reinsert. When its inserted correctly it wont be uncomfortable, you wont feel it, you wont leak & you can wear it for up to 12 hours, I mean whats not to love? This cups makes periods a cinch, I used to dread my periods & having to use pads which made me sore but now with this cup, i'm like yer body bring it on! My daughter is 14 & I really want to help her to use a cup when she starts her period, I only wish someone had helped me to get over my cup fears & try one sooner! You NEED one, its fab, buy it! :)

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