Registering for an account allows you to access your order status and history.
Fill in the fields below, and we’ll get a new account set up for you in no time. We will only ask you for information necessary to make the purchase process faster and easier. Create an Account
Made in Australia from medical-grade silicone
Award-winning & sustainable with nothing to throw away
Completely replaces disposable tampons & pads
Within Australia for orders of $45 or more
Nothing to throw away - simply wash & line dry
No bleaches, dyes or absorbent agents
Available in a range of sizes and bundled packs
Within Australia for orders of $45 or more
Leak-proof absorbent gusset sutiable for periods or LBL
Available in a range of styles & sizes to suit any body
Simply wash & line dry, just like regular undies
Within Australia for orders of $45 or more
If the stem of your JuJu Cup is protruding outside your body, you may need to consider trimming it to size. Here's a guide for how to trim your JuJu Cup stem safely and accurately at home.
Don’t let the idea of stains put you off trying reusable cloth pads - they're environmentally friendly, hypoallergenic and save you money! Here are some simple ways to prevent cloth pad stains, and remove any that may appear.
Considering making the switch from tampons to a menstrual cup? We've weighed up the major differences, pros and cons for each option to help you make the most informed choice for your body and lifestyle.Â
If your menstrual cup is slipping down or even falling out, there could be a number of factors at play. Here are three things to consider so you can fix the problem for good.
If you’ve managed to fold and insert your menstrual cup and it isn’t popping open, don’t worry. Here are some tips for getting that satisfying ‘pop’ every time!
With so many menstrual cups on the market, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with choice. We’ve put together a quick guide with seven important things to consider when choosing a menstrual cup. Â
If you’ve just enjoyed hours of period bliss while wearing your cup but your cup feels stuck when it comes time to remove, don’t panic! Here are five steps to follow if your menstrual cup is stuck.Â
Menstrual cups are safe provided good hygiene is practice and the usage guidelines are followed. Whilst menstrual cups can be used by most menstruating people there are a number of things you should consideration before using a cup.
Considering using a menstrual cup as a teen? If you’re new to getting your period, you will probably be considering all the options for managing your menstrual flow. The JuJu Menstrual Cup is a cone-shaped reusable cup designed to collect menstrual fluid and is a convenient , eco-friendly and comfortable aternative to disposable tampons and pads.Â
Scared of having to use a menstrual cup in a public bathroom? Fear not! Here are our tried and tested tips to using a menstrual cup in a public bathroom or when you don't have access to a bathroom sink.Â
