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product_id: 181605866
title: "Cup Galaxy (Violet) - One Size Menstrual Cup Made of Medical Silicone, 10 g"
brand: "merula"
price: "€ 63.11"
currency: EUR
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# 100% medical-grade silicone 38ml high capacity Reusable for years Cup Galaxy (Violet) - One Size Menstrual Cup Made of Medical Silicone, 10 g

**Brand:** merula
**Price:** € 63.11
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🩸 Own your flow with confidence—comfort, capacity, and care in one cup!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cup Galaxy (Violet) - One Size Menstrual Cup Made of Medical Silicone, 10 g by merula
- **How much does it cost?** € 63.11 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/181605866-cup-galaxy-violet-one-size-menstrual-cup-made-of-medical)

## Best For

- merula enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Customizable Comfort:** Adjustable ladder stem lets you tailor the fit for your unique anatomy.
- • **Eco & Wallet Friendly:** Reusable for up to 5 years, drastically cutting waste and monthly expenses.
- • **Universal One-Size Fit:** No guesswork—fits all women comfortably without sizing stress.
- • **Premium Medical Silicone:** Hypoallergenic, BPA-free, vegan, and made in Germany for ultimate safety.
- • **Superior Leak Protection:** Unique spherical design seals perfectly—even with strong pelvic muscles.

## Overview

The Merula Cup Galaxy (Violet) is a one-size, 100% medical-grade silicone menstrual cup made in Germany. With a generous 38ml capacity and a unique spherical design, it offers reliable leak protection and comfort for all cervix heights. Free from harmful chemicals and fully reusable for years, it’s an eco-conscious, economical alternative to disposables, tailored for modern women seeking hassle-free period care.

## Description

Product Description Merula Cup - ecological, economical and comfortable The Merula Cup is made from 100% medical silicone and produced in Germany. It is spherical, with a fixed edge and a thin soft body. The menstrual cup can be worn crushed - only the edge has to open. From weak to strong pelvic floor muscles, the Merula Cup stays where it belongs. Since it is crushed and does not have to fully unfold like other cups, even a strong pelvic floor does not bring it out of shape. The Merula Cup has a very large capacity (up to 38 ml) with a diameter of 40 mm to 46 mm. It adapts perfectly to your body. An ideal companion for light as well as heavy bleeding. Due to its ball shape, the Merula Cup has an amazing capacity at its height of 39 mm. So he also fits women with deep seated portio. If your portio sits very high, you can also use the Merula Cup without worrying thanks to the ladder stem. Previous measurement of portion is superfluous. Just try it and decide which length of the handle is most comfortable to you. Shortly if necessary. The ladder simply individually with scissors. The Merula Cup is made of medical silicone, is free of plasticisers and vegan. Directions Merula Cup - Quick Start Guide 1. Cleaning: Boil in water for 5 minutes before first use. A splash of vinegar prevents limescale deposits. 2. Insert: optional moisten cup or use some water-based lubricant. Cup fold (e.g. punch down folding) and insert. 3. Position correctly: rotate the cup slightly until it unfolds and sits correctly. The cup should not sit as deep as a tampon. 4. Adjustment: if the stem is too long, simply shorten it. Don't worry if it doesn't work right away - usually it takes 1-4 cycles to find the perfect fit. Then the Merula Cup makes your menstruation much easier. For all details, please refer to the enclosed instructions or visit the manufacturer's website. Safety Warning Please note the following instructions when using the Merula Cup: Always wash your hands thoroughly before and after removing your cup. - Wear your cup only during the period and not during the puerperium. - Always carefully remove the negative pressure before removing your cup. - Clean your cup after 8 hours at the latest and boil it at least once in the cycle, before the next period begins. - Always keep your cup out of reach of children and animals. - Remove your cup if you experience pain while wearing. - Remove your cup before sexual intercourse, as there is a risk of injury. The Merula Cup is neither suitable for contraception nor does it protect against sexually transmitted diseases. - If you wear an intrauterine device (spiral/chain/ball/…), seek medical advice before using a menstrual cup. If the thread of your intrauterine device occurs longer, it may be that it is slipped. - If you have persistent pain after removing your cup, please consult a doctor. - If your cup has first signs of material fatigue, please dispose of it via the residual bin and replace it for a new one. Consider changing your cup after 3-5 years.

Review: Game Changer! - New to menstrual cups, I spent hours researching them, trawling the internet for articles, reviews, videos etc before deciding on the nicely rounded shape and 38ml capacity of Merula OS. It seemed less pointy, proddy and therefore less scary than the ‘V’ and ‘Bell’ shaped designs. I ordered it at 10.40am on a Monday and it arrived at 3.20pm the next day. Not the Saturday like I’d been expecting. Free delivery too. Top marks for desertcart! After following the cleaning instructions, i inserted it for the first time (punch down fold - smooth edge up) surprisingly well. I felt a gentle pop and used a finger to help with positioning and check if it had opened fully and encircled my cervix, which it had. A little twist on the ladder suggested it had sealed too. No discomfort. I walked around, sat down a few times to see how comfortable it was and I could barely feel it. Unlike dry rigid tampons! I took it out without problems too; hooked a finger in the ladder, inserted a finger underneath to collapse the cup/break the seal and folded it a little as I zigzagged it out. There’s only one real snag with the Merula cup. I can’t pee sometimes whilst wearing it!! It does sit very low though. I’ve found that if I insert a finger between my pubic bone (upper wall) and cup, I can pee! The seal is not affected. It isn’t ideal but I’m going to get blood on my hand anyway so what’s a little pee to boot. Number twos are fine. A bubbling sensation alerts me to when it needs to be emptied. No leaks though on my backup pad, removal is easy too, emptying and rinsing is simple and reinsertion swift. Every time! All in all I’m pretty impressed with the Merula OS cup! Checking it encircles my cervix after insertion, I think, is key to making sure there are no leaks. I understand that women with a higher cervix may not be able to check in such a way but for women with a lower cervix, they probably will. Also, if you fold it quite loosely to insert, and only push it in as far as the first rung of the ladder, it opens easily. If it needs a little encouragement to open, I just massage the bottom. The assisted peeing is my only bug bear! Sometimes I can go, other times I need to assist! The more full by bladder is, the more I need to help. Once I got my head around that, I’ve been ok though. I also emptied a few times, without the use of a sink to rinse upon removal. Just used loo roll/feminine wipes to clean the cup (and me) before reinserting it. No problems. I’ll definitely continue using the Merula. I’ll still wear a backup pad whilst using it. It’s also very convenient to have in preparation for starting my next period rather than wasting various disposables. For now though, even with keeping using the backup pads/liners, I reckon the Merula has bought itself after 6 cycles. It’s made my period more comfortable too. I don’t experience any pains on days 1-3 while I use it (just very very mild cramping). There has been very little tenderness and swelling around my cervix. That’s what I disliked about tampons the most, the pushing against and dragging past my cervix on those days. Quite uncomfortable. I’d definitely recommend the Merula OS to women with a low tilted cervix and heavy periods. I would’ve liked to try the XL for my heaviest days but I’m not sure how I’d get on with it. Maybe my cervix is too low for that one. The OS was definitely the right beginner choice! Getting 3 hours between changes on my heaviest day has been fantastic. I feel I can get things done without popping off to the loo all the time. On a side note, during my research, I came across some info on menstrual cups and thrush. Basically, menstrual cups cling to the Candida fungus that causes thrush, and can’t be boiled/disinfected away. So, do not use your cup if you suspect you have thrush as you’ll need to throw your cup away, so as not to keep reinfecting yourself with thrush at every usage. Could get expensive!
Review: I finally found my perfect cup (low cervix) - This is my second cup, the first one was Organic cup, which was very frustrating as it would leak badly for the first few days and then wouldn’t leak as much. I tried it for 2 cycles ( as recommended ) and then decided to stop waiting for a miracle and try a cup designed specifically for low cervix. Very happy with Merula cup, it doesn’t leak, easy to remove and insert (punch down fold, insert folded side facing the floor ). Still can’t believe it worked for me, super happy Edit: it’s been almost one year and I couldn’t be happier, no leaks, the cup is very comfortable, looking forward to using it for a long time.

## Features

- The modern way of monthly hygiene and reliable companion during your period
- One size: only one size - can fit any woman - no size determination required
- Made from medically certified silicone, free from harmful substances, made in Germany and vegan.
- Hygienic: leaves no residue in the body / no unpleasant odours
- Environmentally friendly and protects your wallet: reusable for several years

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08496NK3Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | 87,111 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 84 in Menstrual Cups |
| Brand | Merula |
| Brand Name | Merula |
| Colour | Purple |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 2,222 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04260533720363 |
| Item Diameter | 44 Millimetres |
| Item Nype Name | Merula Cup galaxy (Purple) - One Size Medical Silicone Menstrual Cup |
| Item diameter | 44 Millimetres |
| Manufacturer | Merula |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 72036 |
| Material | Silicone |
| Material Type | Silicone |
| Material Type Free | Bisphenol-A (BPA) Free, Latex Free, Phthalate Free, Rubber Free, Toxic Free |
| Model Name | Merula Cup ' One Size Menstruationstasse Aus Medizinischem Silikon |
| Model Number | 72036 |
| Model name | Merula Cup ' One Size Menstruationstasse Aus Medizinischem Silikon |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Size Name | One Size |
| Size | 1 count (Pack of 1) |
| Unit Count | 1 count |

## Product Details

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

## Images

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## Available Options

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

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Game Changer!
*by J***. on 7 January 2020*

New to menstrual cups, I spent hours researching them, trawling the internet for articles, reviews, videos etc before deciding on the nicely rounded shape and 38ml capacity of Merula OS. It seemed less pointy, proddy and therefore less scary than the ‘V’ and ‘Bell’ shaped designs. I ordered it at 10.40am on a Monday and it arrived at 3.20pm the next day. Not the Saturday like I’d been expecting. Free delivery too. Top marks for Amazon! After following the cleaning instructions, i inserted it for the first time (punch down fold - smooth edge up) surprisingly well. I felt a gentle pop and used a finger to help with positioning and check if it had opened fully and encircled my cervix, which it had. A little twist on the ladder suggested it had sealed too. No discomfort. I walked around, sat down a few times to see how comfortable it was and I could barely feel it. Unlike dry rigid tampons! I took it out without problems too; hooked a finger in the ladder, inserted a finger underneath to collapse the cup/break the seal and folded it a little as I zigzagged it out. There’s only one real snag with the Merula cup. I can’t pee sometimes whilst wearing it!! It does sit very low though. I’ve found that if I insert a finger between my pubic bone (upper wall) and cup, I can pee! The seal is not affected. It isn’t ideal but I’m going to get blood on my hand anyway so what’s a little pee to boot. Number twos are fine. A bubbling sensation alerts me to when it needs to be emptied. No leaks though on my backup pad, removal is easy too, emptying and rinsing is simple and reinsertion swift. Every time! All in all I’m pretty impressed with the Merula OS cup! Checking it encircles my cervix after insertion, I think, is key to making sure there are no leaks. I understand that women with a higher cervix may not be able to check in such a way but for women with a lower cervix, they probably will. Also, if you fold it quite loosely to insert, and only push it in as far as the first rung of the ladder, it opens easily. If it needs a little encouragement to open, I just massage the bottom. The assisted peeing is my only bug bear! Sometimes I can go, other times I need to assist! The more full by bladder is, the more I need to help. Once I got my head around that, I’ve been ok though. I also emptied a few times, without the use of a sink to rinse upon removal. Just used loo roll/feminine wipes to clean the cup (and me) before reinserting it. No problems. I’ll definitely continue using the Merula. I’ll still wear a backup pad whilst using it. It’s also very convenient to have in preparation for starting my next period rather than wasting various disposables. For now though, even with keeping using the backup pads/liners, I reckon the Merula has bought itself after 6 cycles. It’s made my period more comfortable too. I don’t experience any pains on days 1-3 while I use it (just very very mild cramping). There has been very little tenderness and swelling around my cervix. That’s what I disliked about tampons the most, the pushing against and dragging past my cervix on those days. Quite uncomfortable. I’d definitely recommend the Merula OS to women with a low tilted cervix and heavy periods. I would’ve liked to try the XL for my heaviest days but I’m not sure how I’d get on with it. Maybe my cervix is too low for that one. The OS was definitely the right beginner choice! Getting 3 hours between changes on my heaviest day has been fantastic. I feel I can get things done without popping off to the loo all the time. On a side note, during my research, I came across some info on menstrual cups and thrush. Basically, menstrual cups cling to the Candida fungus that causes thrush, and can’t be boiled/disinfected away. So, do not use your cup if you suspect you have thrush as you’ll need to throw your cup away, so as not to keep reinfecting yourself with thrush at every usage. Could get expensive!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I finally found my perfect cup (low cervix)
*by Y***A on 11 August 2019*

This is my second cup, the first one was Organic cup, which was very frustrating as it would leak badly for the first few days and then wouldn’t leak as much. I tried it for 2 cycles ( as recommended ) and then decided to stop waiting for a miracle and try a cup designed specifically for low cervix. Very happy with Merula cup, it doesn’t leak, easy to remove and insert (punch down fold, insert folded side facing the floor ). Still can’t believe it worked for me, super happy Edit: it’s been almost one year and I couldn’t be happier, no leaks, the cup is very comfortable, looking forward to using it for a long time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Too wide but well made
*by A***H on 22 July 2020*

Unfortunately this cup is very wide and uncomfortable. It is well-made so I can’t fault the actual product (hence 4 stars) but if you are a petite person who menstruates, I would steer clear of this cup.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Merula Cup Galaxy (Violet) - The one Size Menstrual Cup
- Pixie Menstrual Cup Steamer Sterilizer Cleaner - Wash Your Cup + Kill 99.9% of Germs with Cleanser Steam - 3 Minutes and Your Period Cup is Sterile! Automatic Timing Shut Off Switch (White)
- 2 Menstrual Discs - No Metals or Toxins - 100% Medical-Grade Silicone - Ranked 1 for Most Soft Reusable Period Disc - Removes Like a Tampon - Wear 12 Hours - Capacity of 5 and 7 Tampons

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