518 devices · GMDN 47728
Menstrual cups and discs are reusable, non-latex devices inserted into the vagina to collect menstrual blood and other discharges. They serve as an alternative to tampons and can be worn during sexual activity.
These devices are typically made from biocompatible synthetic materials like silicone and are designed for repeated use. Regulatory classification varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally considered reusable medical devices.
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