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product_id: 65140890
title: "DivaCup Menstrual Cups Model 2 - 100% Medical-Grade Silicone, BPA- And Dye-Free, Soft, Comfortable Cup With Storage Bag And User Guide. Only Period Cup Approved As Medical Device In Multiple Countries"
brand: "diva"
price: "R$450"
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reviews_count: 7
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# 12-hour leak-free wear 100% medical-grade silicone Reusable & eco-friendly DivaCup Menstrual Cups Model 2 - 100% Medical-Grade Silicone, BPA- And Dye-Free, Soft, Comfortable Cup With Storage Bag And User Guide. Only Period Cup Approved As Medical Device In Multiple Countries

**Brand:** diva
**Price:** R$450
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ♻️ Period freedom meets premium care — join the Inner Revolution!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DivaCup Menstrual Cups Model 2 - 100% Medical-Grade Silicone, BPA- And Dye-Free, Soft, Comfortable Cup With Storage Bag And User Guide. Only Period Cup Approved As Medical Device In Multiple Countries by diva
- **How much does it cost?** R$450 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- diva enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Pure & Safe:** Crafted from 100% medical-grade silicone, free from BPA, dyes, and plastics for ultimate peace of mind.
- • **Tailored Fit:** Available in 3 sizes to perfectly match your unique flow and comfort needs.
- • **All-Day Confidence:** Up to 12 hours of reliable, leak-proof protection so you never miss a beat.
- • **Sustainable Revolution:** Ditch disposables and join the eco-conscious movement with a reusable cup that lasts for years.
- • **Empowerment in Every Box:** Includes a storage bag and user guide, plus supports global menstrual health initiatives.

## Overview

The DivaCup Model 2 is a 100% medical-grade silicone menstrual cup designed for up to 12 hours of comfortable, leak-free protection. BPA- and dye-free, it offers a sustainable alternative to disposable period products, available in multiple sizes for a personalized fit. Each purchase supports menstrual health education and period poverty initiatives worldwide.

## Description

Product Description The DivaCup menstrual cup is for those who are done compromising, done pretending it’s ok. We’ve created a better, healthier way, an alternative to sanitary pads that gives up to 12 hours protection. Made from 100% medical grade silicone, the DivaCup contains no added chemicals (no BPA), latex, dyes or plastics.Each box contains a DivaCup, user guide and handy cotton storage bag.For best results we recommend pairing the DivaCup menstrual cup with the DivaWash menstrual cup cleanser, a 100% plant-based, pH balanced cleanser.The DivaCup comes in 3 different sizes - Model 0, Model 1 or Model 2 - so you can find the ideal size for your age and menstrual flow. It’s time for all of us to challenge the period status quo. Join the Inner Revolution and shout it from the rooftops. Ingredients 100% medical grade silicone, with no latex, dyes, rubber, plastic or BPA. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Directions Includes instructions for folding, insertion, and removal of the menstrual cup, as well as information on its comfortable and leak-proof design for up to 12 hours of wear. See more

Review: No hastles. Period. ;) - After years and years of sanitary towels giving me various problems like rashes that would then last longer than my monthly cycle, I looked for an alternative. I initially looked for a towel that was allergy free, and came across an item called the Moon cup. After reading nothing but positive reviews I decided ''Why not?'' and then just before clicking the buy it now button, I had another search for similar items and found that the Diva Cup had better reviews so decided to give it a try. After all, spending almost the same amount of money on what was giving me problems and making my cycle a misery, what had I to lose if it didn't work? It arrived very quickly, thankfully just days later, I could try it out. I was a bit apprehensive at first, as being in my 40s', I had never even tried a tampon, so I was a novice as to more intimate devices. Well, it was easy to go in, the instructions are so simple to follow. Just fold the cup into a triangular shape with your thumb and forefinger, and insert it in, then leave it to get on with the job in hand. You can leave it for up to 12 hours, but being curious, I checked back several times, and each time I was amazed at the results, no leaking, it didn't hurt, I never even knew it was there, but most of all NO RASH. You just need to be comfortable with the fact that you are now dealing with your own bodily fluids, but in all honesty, I never once got any of my own 'mess' on me, the cup done all the work. Just wash it out with non perfumed soap ( I used sanex) and insert it back in. After my cycle finished i put a small piece of sterilising tablet into boiled water, and left it in it for a couple of hours. Rinsed in more boiled water, and it's ready for next time. I am going to order another one, they are meant to last years, and I trust they do, but 'just incase' as I will never go back to towels again. I have tried to convince my Daughter who is in her 20's, but as of yet she is cringing at the thought of having to be so up close and personal with her 'bits'. I have a c-sections, so mailed the company to find out what size suited me, and was told size 2. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the Diva Cup to every woman out there. Tell your friends, colleagues, and strangers on the street as word needs to get out there that there can be freedom from the monthly curse.
Review: Love my cup, replaced it today and nearly cried with delight - I had to stop using my cup on doctors advice when I had a coil put in a year ago. Due to non-stop bleeding I’ve had to have it taken out and can now go back to using it. I have tolerated tampons and pads but really dislike them so finding this as a solution is amazing. Personally, I have found it very easy to use, inserting and removing it is perfectly fine but I have no problems learning and knowing my body and it can’t go anywhere so as long as you’re not stressing yourself out and you can hook a finger around the rim to break the seal your okay to go. I’d suggest though that if you have a high cervix to try different brands as some have valves or thinner silicone so that releasing the seal is easier. I only suggest that because unless you have longer fingers you may have to reach a little further and it can be uncomfortable for some. Benefits of using a cup with a lighter or medium flow is that if you can manage 8-12 hours without emptying it, just emptying it in the shower at bedtime and in the morning means no additional messyness. You can freshen up at the same time and because you’re reinserting it straight away towel drying after your shower means you don’t have to either swap to dark towels or have wash them every day for smears. I have used cups for years previously. No dryness or tugging or mess and my periods reduce by between 2 to 3 days due to the negative pressure. I have nearly no pain whatsoever and my first few days achy pressure is pretty much non existent when I use the cup. Again, I think my body just likes the negative pressure and responds positively. £30 for one cup that has previously lasted me 6 years before I stopped using it is pretty good going so I’ve bought the same one again now. Next is to stop using disposable liners on these days and swap to period pants. I will be scouring the internet for some good bargains. Bottom line is I feel so much better with my cup in now, I can’t feel it AT ALL and I feel so much more in control of my monthly’s.

## Features

- Reusable Period Cup: Say goodbye to disposable tampons and sanitary pads and say hello to comfortable, cost-efficient and eco-friendly protection that you can use again and again
- Reliable 12-Hour Protection: Made of 100% medical grade silicone with no chemicals, plastic or dyes, DivaCup can provide up to 12 hours of leak-free protection, depending on your menstrual flow
- Chose the Right Size for You: DivaCup menstrual cups come in 3sizes so can find the most comfortable, leak-free, convenient size for you & your personal period journey. Check our online size guide to see whether Model 0, Model 1 or Model 2 is best for you
- Care and Cleaning: to ensure your Diva menstrual cup lasts as long as possible, Diva recommends cleaning your menstrual cup with our plant-based and naturally scented DivaWash
- Social Impact: Through our Social Impact program, we are battling period poverty, providing menstrual health education and resources, donating cups to those in need and lowering barriers to accessing period products

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000FAG6XA |
| ASIN  | B000FAG6XA |
| Additives | special_ingredients4 - en-US |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | 153,745 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 139 in Menstrual Cups |
| Brand | DIVA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (12,614) |
| Customer reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (12,614) |
| Date First Available | 3 Feb. 2011 |
| Department  | men, women, unisex-adult |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | DV002-EO |
| Manufacturer  | Diva International Inc., Canada. |
| Product Dimensions  | 7.62 x 7.62 x 0.64 cm; 22.68 g |
| Product Name | Silicone Menstrual Cup |
| Units | 1 Count |
| Weight | 0.26 Kilograms |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DIVA
- **Colour:** Clear
- **Item diameter:** 45 Millimetres
- **Material:** Silicone
- **Size:** 1 count (Pack of 1)

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How much did people have to cut off the stem to make it more comfortable?**
A: Hello, I have a low cervix and searched many online forums with the same question... however, I persisted with the cup without cutting it and I am now glad that I did not alter it. Your cervix will lie at different heights throughout the month/cycle. The key I have found is feeling inside where my cervix is (usually to the left) and then folding the cup to make a C shape, insert back towards the cervix and then twist the cup a couple of times to fully open it. I then use my muscles to pull the cup further in, whilst gently tugging on the stem to make sure I have a secure fit. This may sound daunting, but after about 3 cycles of using/practising with the cup, I wished I had known about it sooner! (The first few cycles I was ready to throw the cup out and was very annoyed!) I have now been using the cup for about 7 months and it has made my life soo much easier. On my heavy days before the cup I would have to change my tampon and towel every 2/3 hours... I can now go about 5 hours confidently in the day and throughout the whole night. Hope that this helps... from a mother of 2 little ones.

**Q: Do you still need to wear a pantyliner/pad with the Diva cup? Is it likely to leak at all?**
A: If you have put in in correctly then you should not need a pad. I would say for the first couple days till you get used to it to wear a pad. Just until you can use it correctly.

**Q: Can you go on a roller coaster with the cup in?**
A: Hi, that should be no problem. The cup automatically attaches to your body and remains in the same position whatever movement you make. 

Best regards,

Rosa

**Q: Could you insert it during shower?**
A: Hello,You can absolutely insert it during shower.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No hastles. Period. ;)
*by A***L on 2 August 2013*

After years and years of sanitary towels giving me various problems like rashes that would then last longer than my monthly cycle, I looked for an alternative. I initially looked for a towel that was allergy free, and came across an item called the Moon cup. After reading nothing but positive reviews I decided ''Why not?'' and then just before clicking the buy it now button, I had another search for similar items and found that the Diva Cup had better reviews so decided to give it a try. After all, spending almost the same amount of money on what was giving me problems and making my cycle a misery, what had I to lose if it didn't work? It arrived very quickly, thankfully just days later, I could try it out. I was a bit apprehensive at first, as being in my 40s', I had never even tried a tampon, so I was a novice as to more intimate devices. Well, it was easy to go in, the instructions are so simple to follow. Just fold the cup into a triangular shape with your thumb and forefinger, and insert it in, then leave it to get on with the job in hand. You can leave it for up to 12 hours, but being curious, I checked back several times, and each time I was amazed at the results, no leaking, it didn't hurt, I never even knew it was there, but most of all NO RASH. You just need to be comfortable with the fact that you are now dealing with your own bodily fluids, but in all honesty, I never once got any of my own 'mess' on me, the cup done all the work. Just wash it out with non perfumed soap ( I used sanex) and insert it back in. After my cycle finished i put a small piece of sterilising tablet into boiled water, and left it in it for a couple of hours. Rinsed in more boiled water, and it's ready for next time. I am going to order another one, they are meant to last years, and I trust they do, but 'just incase' as I will never go back to towels again. I have tried to convince my Daughter who is in her 20's, but as of yet she is cringing at the thought of having to be so up close and personal with her 'bits'. I have a c-sections, so mailed the company to find out what size suited me, and was told size 2. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the Diva Cup to every woman out there. Tell your friends, colleagues, and strangers on the street as word needs to get out there that there can be freedom from the monthly curse.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love my cup, replaced it today and nearly cried with delight
*by M***D on 21 February 2023*

I had to stop using my cup on doctors advice when I had a coil put in a year ago. Due to non-stop bleeding I’ve had to have it taken out and can now go back to using it. I have tolerated tampons and pads but really dislike them so finding this as a solution is amazing. Personally, I have found it very easy to use, inserting and removing it is perfectly fine but I have no problems learning and knowing my body and it can’t go anywhere so as long as you’re not stressing yourself out and you can hook a finger around the rim to break the seal your okay to go. I’d suggest though that if you have a high cervix to try different brands as some have valves or thinner silicone so that releasing the seal is easier. I only suggest that because unless you have longer fingers you may have to reach a little further and it can be uncomfortable for some. Benefits of using a cup with a lighter or medium flow is that if you can manage 8-12 hours without emptying it, just emptying it in the shower at bedtime and in the morning means no additional messyness. You can freshen up at the same time and because you’re reinserting it straight away towel drying after your shower means you don’t have to either swap to dark towels or have wash them every day for smears. I have used cups for years previously. No dryness or tugging or mess and my periods reduce by between 2 to 3 days due to the negative pressure. I have nearly no pain whatsoever and my first few days achy pressure is pretty much non existent when I use the cup. Again, I think my body just likes the negative pressure and responds positively. £30 for one cup that has previously lasted me 6 years before I stopped using it is pretty good going so I’ve bought the same one again now. Next is to stop using disposable liners on these days and swap to period pants. I will be scouring the internet for some good bargains. Bottom line is I feel so much better with my cup in now, I can’t feel it AT ALL and I feel so much more in control of my monthly’s.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***I on 5 November 2013*

Es gibt schon so viele Rezensionen, die die Vorzüge und Nachteile von Menstruationscups im Allgemeinen abhandeln, dass ich dazu hier nicht noch mehr sagen muss. Meine Rezension konzentriert sich auf die Vorteile und Nachteile DIESES speziellen Cups, denn ich habe nun schon einige verschiedene Marken ausprobiert und hatte mir bei den Rezensionen mehr Infos zu den Besonderheiten eines speziellen Cups erhofft. Cups generell sind meiner Meinung nach super, allerdings muss man den für die eigenen Bedürfnisse und Anatomie richtigen Cup finden: - Da ist zunächst mal die Stärke der Menstruation. Der Diva Cup 2 ist einer der Cups mit der größten Aufnahmekapazität, die es gibt. Nur der Yuuki 2 ist etwas größer (einer der größten Cups überhaupt) Ich habe noch kein Kind geboren, hatte aber früher eine starke Mens und kann den Diva Cup 2 gut verwenden, besonders da er sehr weich ist. - Man muss wissen, dass die Kapazität auch durch die etwas längere Form des Diva Cup zustande kommt. Nur der Diva Cup 1 ist noch etwas länger. Manche Frauen - vor allem die mit etwas tiefer liegendem Muttermund (speziell während der Periode) haben Schwierigkeiten mit der Länge. Allgemein und besonders in diesem Fall gilt für einen guten und dichten Sitz, dass der Cup unbedingt um den Muttermund herum platziert werden muss, ähnlich wie ein Diaphragma. (Anders als auf der Packungsbeilage der meisten Cups abgebildet!) Für mich persönlich ist die Länge des Diva Cup ein Vorteil, da der Cup dadurch besser mit den Fingern zu greifen ist als kürzere Cups. Der verkürzte kleine Stiel reicht daher vollkommen aus und stört kaum. Andere Cups haben längere Stiele, weil die Cups selbst kürzer sind. Ein ähnlicher Cup etwas kürzer: Lunette 2 oder Mooncup A. Mooncup A ist allerdings deutlich kleiner, daher mit weniger Aufnahmevolumen --> öfter wechseln. Der Ladycup ist viel kürzer und dafür breiter. Allerdings hält er nur eine kleinere Menge Flüssigkeit wegen der tiefsitzenden Löcher unterm Rand. Mittlerweile ist der Lady Cup aber trotzdem zu einem meiner Lieblingscups geworden, denn durch seine Breite und den verdickten Rand geht auch an stärkeren Tagen kaum etwas durch. Außerdem ist er so kurz, dass man ihn überhaupt nicht spürt. Allerdings ist dieser Cup am unteren Ende nicht mit so dicken Rillen zum Greifen versehen wie der Diva Cup und man rutscht daher leichter mal mit den Fingern ab, wenn man ihn entfernen will. - Der Diva Cup hat keinen besonders ausgeprägten, dicken Rand (wie der Mooncup oder der Ladycup). Das ist beim Einführen und Entfernen für die meisten Frauen sicher angenehmer. Allerdings schützt einen ein dicker Rand auch etwas vor Aus/Überlaufen, da man das Gefühl hat, dass der Cup fest sitzt und an den Scheidenwänden abschließt. Ich merke beim Einführen keinen Unterschied. Kommt vielleicht auch ein bisschen auf das Alter der Trägerin an. Einer 14-Jährigen würde ich eher Diva 1 als den Mooncup empfehlen. Für sehr junge Trägerinnen ist sicher vor allem MeLuna eine gute Alternative, die gibt es auch in Mini und in verschiedenen Härtegraden. (Bei den Grö'en ist bei MeLuna darauf zu achten, dass da XL ungefähr dem Volumen des DivaCup 2 entspricht.) Das Material - TPE - fühlt sich ein bisschen rauer an als Silikon. - Der Diva Cup ist meiner Meinung nach einer der weichsten Cups überhaupt. Das bringt hohen Tragekomfort. Er drückt nicht auf die Blase und entwickelt keine so große Saugkraft, so dass das Entfernen leichter ist als mit anderen Cups. Der Nachteil: der Cup öffnet sich im Innern des Körpers nicht so leicht, da er nicht eine so große Spannkraft hat wie manch andere. Man muss oft ein wenig nachhelfen, indem man mit dem Finger um den Cup herum fährt und ihn notfalls noch einmal ein wenig rauszieht, bis er aufploppt und ihn dann wieder reinschieben. Wichtig ist hierbei die Faltmethode zum Einführen. Es ist individuell verschieden, welche Methode für die jeweilige Person die bessere ist. (Auf Youtube gibt es Instruktionsvideos mit den verschiedenen Alternativen.) Wenn ein Cup sich nicht voll geöffnet hat und die Öffnung des Muttermunds sich nicht im Cup befindet, sondern über den Rand rausschaut (mit dem Finger um den Rand herum fahren, um dies sicher zu stellen), dann geht einiges daneben. Weiß ich aus schmerzlicher eigener Erfahrung. Wenn man einen Cup sucht mit fast gleichem Aufnahmevolumen, der ähnlich geformt ist, aber deutlich fester vom Material her und der daher leichter aufspringt- vor allem besser für sportliche Frauen mit starker Muskulatur: Lunette 2 oder Yuuki. Spüren tut man den im Innern auch nicht. Ist vielleicht beim Entfernen nicht ganz so angenehm, aber auch da gibt es Tricks (siehe: Youtube) Der Mooncup ist auch aus angenehm weichem Material, springt aber etwas besser auf als der Diva Cup wegen des schon angesprochenen verdickten, festen Rands. Lunette, Lady Cup und MeLuna gibt es zusätzlich in mehreren Farben, wer das will. Manche stören sich daran, dass durchsichtige Cups mit der Zeit unschön bräunlich verfärben können und das sieht man bei farbigen Cups nicht so. Man kann sich bei Verfärbungen mit Gebissreiniger-Tabs behelfen, die auch desinfizieren. Allerdings sieht man die Verfärbungen immernoch deutlich, was speziell beim DivaCup problematisch ist, da die Luftlöcher unterm Rand im Vergleich zu anderen Cups winzig klein sind. Verschmutzungen bekommt man da fast nicht mehr raus. Auch der Schriftzug innen am oberen Rand ist eine Angriffsfläche für Verfärbungen. Aus diesem Grund bevorzuge ich mittlerweile den LadyCup, zumal ich klimakteriumsbedingt eine deutlich schwächere Mens als früher habe und mit dessen geringerem Fassungsvermögen auskomme. Es ist aber eine rein optische Beeinträchtigung, die viele nicht stört. Wenn man zwischen den Größen Diva 1 und 2 schwankt, würde ich bei stärkerer Mens auf jeden Fall die größere Variante wählen, da der Cup so weich ist und beim Einführen und Entfernen kein so großer Unterschied zu spüren ist - anders als bei Yuuki 1 und 2, wo die Variante 2 deutlich größer ist. Diva 1 ist durch die etwas größere Länge beim Entfernen noch leichter zu erreichen. Alles in allem ist der Diva Cup ein qualitativ sehr hochwertiger, gut verarbeiteter Cup, der unter den oben genannten Voraussetzungen auf jeden Fall weiter zu empfehlen ist. Preislich stimmt auch alles. Ich hoffe, dies hilft ein bisschen bei der Entscheidung, welcher Cup der geeignete sein könnte und man muss nicht - wie ich - mehrere ausprobieren, bis man weiß, welcher für einen selbst besser ist. Sie haben alle ihre Vor- und Nachteile. Endeffektlich nehme ich mal den, mal den ... Tipp: auf Youtube gibt es einige Rezensionen zu verschiedenen Cups mit Vergleichen usw. Generell sollte man sich ein paar Zyklen Zeit geben sich an die neue Monatshygiene zu gewöhnen. Viele Nutzerinnen sprechen im Internet von einer Lernkurve bei der Benutzung eines Cups. Ich kann dies aus eigener Erfahrung nur bestätigen. Bei mir hat es ein paar Monate gedauert, bis ich den Dreh raus hatte. Also nicht gleich aufgeben, wenn es nicht sofort klappt.

## Frequently Bought Together

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