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Put A Cup In It

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Overview

About Put A Cup In It

About

Put A Cup In It is an advocacy organization and educational resource platform focused on reusable menstrual products, based in the Cincinnati, OH area.

The entity provides resources and information related to reusable menstrual cups and related period care topics, without direct product manufacturing.

Categories & manufacturing capabilities

  • Product categories: reusable menstrual cups, menstrual discs
  • Materials: medical-grade silicone varieties
  • Formats: guides, tools, and educational content related to cups and discs
Core products

What Put A Cup In It manufactures

  • Reusable menstrual cups
  • Menstrual discs
  • PACII-branded merchandise pins
  • Cup pouches
  • Advocacy stickers
FAQ

Frequently asked

It provides information on reusable menstrual cups and menstrual discs, plus guides and resources related to sustainable period care.

No private label services are advertised or confirmed for Put A Cup In It itself; the site is informational and focuses on educating about existing brands.

The site includes a shop section with side-by-side brand comparisons and PACII-branded merchandise on Etsy, but it does not indicate direct manufacturing of cups.

Put A Cup In It is based in the Cincinnati, OH area, with a mailing address of PO Box 40, Kings Mills, OH 45040. Owner Amanda Hearn is the primary contact via the website and social channels.

The analysis lists manufacturers such as Casco Bay Molding, Cotton High Tech S.L., STERNE, Claripharm, and Era Cup, noting Casco Bay’s private labeling for some brands. There is no evidence Put A Cup In It engages in manufacturing.

The content covers reusable menstrual cups and menstrual discs, including discussions of different sizes and firmness levels where relevant to fit and use.

No certifications or compliance details are mentioned for Put A Cup In It, since it does not manufacture products itself.