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Cup Health Concerns

Can I get Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) from using a menstrual cup or disc

At Saalt, we believe that knowledge is power, and knowing the truth about TSS is equally as important as knowing the signs and symptoms. The reality is that all people who have a period are at risk of TSS. No matter what products you use to care for

Can I wear a Saalt Cup or Disc if I have a latex allergy

Of course! Saalt’s menstrual cups and discs are made of 100% medical-grade silicone that is blissfully latex, BPA, and non-toxic.

Do I need to talk to a doctor before I use a menstrual cup or disc

Most people do not need to talk to their doctor before using a menstrual cup or disc. If you have an IUD or have ever had TSS, we do recommend you talk with your doctor before using a menstrual cup or disc. We’re period experts, not medical experts,

Can I use a menstrual cup with an IUD or ring contraceptive

Though using a menstrual cup with an IUD or contraceptive ring should be no problem, we recommend talking with your medical provider before use. Some cup users find that it is more comfortable if the strings on their IUD are trimmed shorter prior to

Will my Saalt Cup cause prolapse?

We know this has been a topic of discussion recently, so we’ve undertaken some research to find out more. In short, we aren’t aware of any peer-reviewed studies that show a direct correlation between menstrual cup use and prolapse. Here at Saalt, we

Do cups / discs affect bladder infections?

If you're prone to bladder infections, we'd recommend consulting a doctor before switching to a menstrual cup or disc. There are a few things to keep in mind if you are experiencing bladder infections, BV or overgrowth of yeast / candida with your cu