soft menstrual cup

Saalt started with a phone call its founder, Cherie, made to an aunt in Venezuela, where pads and tampons had not been available in stores for years. She immediately thought of her daughters and what she would do if she found herself in the same situation. The dependence she and others had on disposables kept her up at night. When she went to source a bulk order of menstrual cups, she couldn’t find one that met her ideal criteria. So she started custom designing her idea of the perfect cup. Hand sketched drawings turned into fourteen design iterations, and in February of 2018, Saalt launched with the Saalt Cup.

The name Saalt represents something that is natural and essential for our bodies. They, like us, believe the best approach to period care should be just as natural, distinct, simple, and elemental.

These menstrual cups are made with an ultra-soft silicone formula designed to be both gentle and super comfortable for those with bladder sensitivity, cramping or discomfort with firmer cups. If uncertain that this product is for you, take the Saalt test to see which cup (or disc) would fit your body and lifestyle best. 

Also, the Saalt YouTube channel is a great resource if you need to troubleshoot or learn more about your Saalt product. Have a Happy Period!

Made in the USA.

Materials: 100% medical-grade silicone. 

BPA, latex, toxin free. Vegan and cruelty free.

Wear: for up to 12 hours. Lasts up to 10 years. Maintains your natural pH. Naturally odor free.

Detailed use instructions and how to sanitize it before first use and between uses

IMPORTANT: (1) Some studies have associated IUD expulsion with menstrual cup use (menstrual discs may be a better option for those with an IUD in place because discs do not rely on suction to stay in place). (2) Menstrual discs and cups (as well as tampons) have been associated with Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS). TSS is a rare but serious disease that may cause death. Symptoms of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) include fever, abdominal cramps, black vaginal discharge or pus, and muscle pain. Read and keep this information. If you experience these symptoms, contact your doctor right away. Learn more about TSS here.