Why have I not heard about Silky Cup before now?

As Silky Cup has longevity, it is not a money-making business. Therefore it’s more appealing for companies to advertise disposable products such as tampons or pads which women have to buy much more frequently. It was also difficult in early years to advertise it because no one wanted to be associated with advertising a “menstrual cup.”

It has achieved success due to hard working distributors who are committed to allowing women to know of alternatives to tampons and pads. Health care professionals can also be credited for spreading awareness through word of mouth.

Are menstrual cups expensive?

Comparatively, No. Regular feminine hygiene products can range between Rs. 60-160 monthly, while in comparison Silky Cup only costs Rs. 9 to 17 per month!