EP4262641A1 - Coupe menstruelle - Google Patents

Coupe menstruelle

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EP4262641A1
EP4262641A1 EP21840620.5A EP21840620A EP4262641A1 EP 4262641 A1 EP4262641 A1 EP 4262641A1 EP 21840620 A EP21840620 A EP 21840620A EP 4262641 A1 EP4262641 A1 EP 4262641A1
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menstrual cup
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menstrual
brush
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Arthur VANDERBREETSTRAETEN
Lucas Casino SECADES
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Tulipal
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61F—FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEVICES PROVIDING PATENCY TO, OR PREVENTING COLLAPSING OF, TUBULAR STRUCTURES OF THE BODY, e.g. STENTS; ORTHOPAEDIC, NURSING OR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES; FOMENTATION; TREATMENT OR PROTECTION OF EYES OR EARS; BANDAGES, DRESSINGS OR ABSORBENT PADS; FIRST-AID KITS
    • A61F5/00—Orthopaedic methods or devices for non-surgical treatment of bones or joints; Nursing devices; Anti-rape devices
    • A61F5/44—Devices worn by the patient for reception of urine, faeces, catamenial or other discharge; Portable urination aids; Colostomy devices
    • A61F5/451—Genital or anal receptacles
    • A61F5/455—Genital or anal receptacles for collecting urine or discharge from female member
    • A61F5/4553—Genital or anal receptacles for collecting urine or discharge from female member placed in the vagina, e.g. for catamenial use

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  • the present invention relates to the field of menstrual cups which are a reusable feminine hygienic protection; and more particularly, to a portable cleaner device for menstrual cups.
  • a cleaner can be easily used by menstrual cup users in the absence of private sinks in public places, to wash their menstrual cups by using water and the present invention.
  • This invention upgrades existing solutions which have already addressed the problematic menstrual cup cleaning but are not well adapted to real case scenarios.
  • the present invention relates to a device for cleaning menstrual cups
  • the present invention pertains to the technical field of feminine hygiene (IPC Classification A61F5/455)
  • the menstrual cup is an alternative to traditional hygienic protections. It is a container made of medical silicone or thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) which is inserted into the vagina and intends to collect blood during the menstrual cycle. It has a bell shaped portion with and inner cavity and a tapered bottom, from which, a stem is extruded. This latter contains gripping means in order to facilitate the insertion and removal of menstrual cups from the vagina.
  • TPE thermoplastic elastomer
  • menstrual cups are disclosed for example in documents W02017031813 or USD894386.
  • the menstrual cup has different advantages as an alternative to traditional disposable periodic protection as tampons or sanitary napkins.
  • Menstrual cups are known among users for being ecological since it has a very low carbon footprint, it is reusable and last for 5 to 10 years. It is inexpensive with average cost ranging between € 20 and € 30. It is better for health since it is a neutral product for the body made of biocompatible material, TPE or silicone, both being neutral materials for the human body and used in many prostheses.
  • the cup is not industrially treated; it does not contain additives.
  • menstrual cups are not the most widely used sanitary product and this because of its drawbacks. This reusable solution may have a lot of advantages, but
  • SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26) because of its reusable characteristic it needs a certain degree of careful maintenance. Unlike traditional hygienic protections which are fundamentally intended for unique use, the menstrual cup maintains its integrity for a longer use term for which it requires some level of maintenance. Despite the strengths and advantages of the cup, its maintenance is not always easy and at certain extent may cause demotivation from adopting this reusable solution. Due to its reusability main purpose, the cup unlike the other non-reusable solutions, needs to be cleaned every 6-8h (3 or 4 times a day) as recommended by doctors in order to avoid and decrease the chances of having a TSS (Toxic shock syndrome) and ideally sterilized at least at the beginning and at the end of the menstruation period. In addition, in some cases, a psychological barrier may appear that also stops potential users from adopting it on regular basis. Finally, as other internal protections, it must be inserted and removed from the vagina; its bigger shape and elastic material make sometimes difficult to accomplish the application.
  • the classical cleaning solutions involve cleaning using a sink (private sink or at home).
  • Private sinks are the best solutions since users can do it simply, safely and rapidly; but most of women do not have access to them when being in public places. They usually clean the cups under the shower with sanitary napkins or other napkins that only use for this purpose.
  • the classic wipes used for hands cleaning are also used by cup users for cleaning it when they are in public toilets. Though rapid and convenient when outside home, this solution goes against the principle of ecology friendly aim of the cup.
  • Other consist of using a bottle of water and their hands to wash the cup when being on public places. The toilet is utilized as a sink, and the bottle of water as a tap. This is not practical at all, since the device is not adapted to menstrual cup use and user found them in position not comfortable.
  • the cleaning dedicated products are the ones that have been specially designed and developed for the menstrual cups.
  • the traditional wipes have been adapted by cup brands to the cleaning of the cup. They claim to offer better results than the classical ones and are advertised as capable to be used on the go, which includes public places. However as for classical ones their main inconvenient is that they are not an ecological solution.
  • SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26) remove. This kind of small brush fits perfectly inside these holes and let the user clean the cup easily. However, the brushes are not recyclable as the cup and is a private sink dependent solution. Again, wash lotions are produced by menstrual cup manufactures and specially proposed for cup use, but it is also private sink dependent.
  • the described invention in document W02020060424 consist of a cleaner and sterilizer for menstrual cups. Regarding the cleaning, it is done by means of a cleaning liquid and a shaking mechanism. In addition, it provides an inner brush intended to help during the cleaning procedure.
  • This invention has some drawbacks when used while cleaning on a public toilet. First, due to its shape it has a preference top and bottom side, meaning that users can only dispose the device on the ground with the bottom side in contact with it. In order to properly use the device, the inventors have included a stripe so users do not have to dispose the device on the ground and developed a second mounting position that simplifies the cleaning when users hold the menstrual cup on one hand.
  • This cleaning drawbacks are partially solved by the invention described on document KR20200014052.
  • This latter consist on a cleaner device by means of shaking. It has three main parts, a body where the cup will be disposed, a cap and a tank for the cleaning liquid.
  • the inner cavity of the menstrual cup is free when is inserted inside the device, meaning that water can flow in and out easily and the device do not have a preference side. Both are flat sides meaning that it can be disposed on the ground easily, upwards or downwards. Users can first open the device, make it ready to receive the menstrual cup, retire this latter and inserted it.
  • the present invention relates to a portable and reusable cleaner, by means of a brush, for menstrual cups according to claim 1.
  • the present invention provides menstrual cup users a solution to properly, safely and easily clean menstrual cups on public places in the absence of private sink, allowing them to respect the recommendations from doctors.
  • This invention also provides a discreet device that can be simply carried by menstrual cup users when not being used.
  • a menstrual cup's cleaner where the menstrual cup is blocked inside the device with the inner walls designed such the water can flow in and out of the menstrual cup.
  • a brush located in the inner cavity is attached to the upper cap where a joystick is located.
  • the device can be mounted on three different configurations helping the user to manage the removal, inserting and cleaning of the menstrual cup on a public toilet when using the present invention.
  • a container for cleaning a menstrual cup comprising a body where the menstrual cup is disposed and water is contained; a cap closing the device from the bottom used to drain the water from the device; and a cap closing the device from the top used to pour water and introduce the menstrual cup into the device.
  • the upper cap contains also a brush and a joystick, this latter suitable for transmitting motion from the user to the brush.
  • the inner wall of the body has portions that support the menstrual cup and block it from its bottom when inside the device while allowing the water to flow through all of the menstrual cup surface. Both caps have an attaching mechanism that allows both caps to be attached between each other when both outer surfaces are in contact, thus allowing two alternative mounting positions.
  • the outer part of the body has a curved shape geometry that embraces the hands, improving the device's ergonomics.
  • the cleaner can be mounted on the second mounting position, where the top cap is reversed and attached to the outer surface of the bottom cap, when both surfaces are in contact. In such configuration all the pieces are still attached to the
  • SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26) body, and the user can pour washing water inside the device, as well as inserting and removing the menstrual cup from the device, with one hand holding the device (all the pieces remain attached) and the other hand holding the menstrual cup.
  • the cleaner can also be mounted on a third mounting position, where the bottom cap is reversed and stock to the outer surface of the top cap, when both surfaces are in contact. In such configuration all the pieces are still attached to the body, and the user can drain water from inside the device using one hand.
  • the container is made of rigid material such a plastic or a metal, or a combination of both.
  • the material is opaque, translucent or transparent.
  • Body inner surfaces comprising abrupt corners are avoided; therefore, curved and smoother surfaces are preferred in order to allow water flowing on a smoother way inside the device.
  • the body narrows itself on the lower part such only water can pass through the bottom side, not the menstrual cup.
  • the body dimensions are adapted to an average menstrual cup, thus reducing its volume making it easier to carry during the day.
  • the portions that serve to hold the menstrual cap inside the device are part of the wall; they are an extension of this latter into the inner cavity, this extension is done within a smooth transition, thus 5 reducing the number of corners inside the device.
  • the portions block the menstrual cup from the bottom side. Due to its geometry, menstrual cup cannot pass through but water does, this allows water to flow inside the menstrual cup inner surface and on the outer surface without any obstacle. It also provides a mechanism to hold the menstrual cup inside the device and prevent it from falling while draining the water through the bottom cap.
  • the outer surface of the body has an ergonomic shape that embraces the menstrual cup user hands.
  • the upper cap comprises a cap, a brush and a joystick.
  • the brush is inserted in an intrusion located at the bottom's cap inner ceiling.
  • the upper cap has an outer intrusion and a central curved hole.
  • the central curved hole is where the joystick rests and an inner intrusion.
  • the curve of the body is prolonged onto the cap, by providing thus curved shape to the cap, it's easier for the user to screw in and out from the
  • SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26) body. Finally, it has a flat outer surface that make it possible to dispose the device, with this cap in contact to the ground.
  • the joystick has 3 main parts, a flat and circular surface where the attaching mechanism is located and covered by an elastic sock; a sphere located in the middle which has the counter shape of the curved hole located in the upper cap; and finally a shaft.
  • the brush is partially hollow, bell-shaped and has numerous rectangle-shape bristles extruded from its surface.
  • the brush is attached to the upper cap and is inserted into the joystick shaft. It's made in elastic material and once the cup is placed inside the device it remains in contact or close to the menstrual cup's inner surface.
  • the bottom cap includes an attaching mechanism that allows the second and third mounting position.
  • This latter is inserted in a portion located at the bottom's cap inner ceiling which shape is optimized is such a way that it fits perfectly the top cap diameter when they are in contact.
  • the curve of the body is prolonged onto the cap, by providing thus curved shape to the cap, it's easier for the user to screw in and out from the body.
  • it has a flat outer surface that make it possible to dispose the device, with this cap in contact to the ground.
  • the present invention allows the user to open the device and magnetically attach the top cap to bottom cap (third mounting position), hold it with one hand and still have one hand free to remove the menstrual cap. If preferred and the user need both hands, since both surfaces (bottom and top) are flat, user can easily dispose the device and cap on a flattered surface inside the cabin.
  • the present invention relates to a menstrual cup cleaning method according to claim
  • the method as described herein provides that the menstrual cup can be easily cleaned using the device filled with water as described in Fig. 8. Since the menstrual cup is blocked and the device half filled with water, when turning the joystick, the brush will turn inside the device thus rubbing the inner walls of the menstrual cup where
  • SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26) the blood might be still attached.
  • the user can shake, and water will start flowing in and out of the menstrual cup.
  • the passage created by the inner body geometry let water pass from the bottom to the top side therefore being in contact with the outer menstrual cup surface.
  • there's still a little play between the menstrual cup and the blocking meanings so there is not any obstacle to the water streaking the menstrual cup different surfaces thus diluting the remaining stacked blood into the contained water.
  • the second mounting position allows the user to attach the cap to the device when the cleaning process is finished and the user drains the device.
  • Fig. 1 is an isometric view of the cleaner in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention
  • Fig. 2 is a front view of the cleaner in Fig 1
  • Fig 3. is a section taken along line A-A of Fig. 1
  • Fig. 4 is an isometric N-E exploded view of the cleaner in Fig. 1
  • Fig. 5 is an isometric S-E exploded view of the cleaner in Fig. 1
  • Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 show respectively how the parts are attached to each other on the second and third mounting position
  • Fig 8. is the user's scenario where 11 different steps are illustrated for the cleaning method.
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a container for cleaning menstrual cups, further referred as cleaner, in an isometric view.
  • a container is suitable for cleaning menstrual cups 14 shown in Fig. 4 which is made of elastic material and has a bell-shaped portion for collecting and storing the menstrual blood in its inner cavity 9. It has an open top 16, and a bottom tapered portion. From the top side, there's a griping mean 15 preferably on the shape of a stem, used for insertion and removal of the menstrual cup during the menstrual cycle.
  • the cleaner in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises a body 1 with an open-top closed by a detachable cap 2 (here referred “as top cap”) containing a brush 4 and a joystick 5, and an open bottom closed by a detachable cap 3 (here referred as "bottom cap”).
  • the container has an inner cavity 9 for holding water needed for the cleaning process of the present invention as described in Fig. 8 and for receiving a menstrual cup 17.
  • the body inner and outer shape, dimensions and geometry are optimized to the menstrual cup size and shape.
  • the cleaner is made of rigid material suitable for medical contact; the material being opaque, translucent or transparent. Is it to be understood that that the container can be made of a combination of transparent, opaque and translucent material, or fully mono material.
  • the cleaner contains two attaching mechanisms on each of the caps in the preferred form of magnets 7 and 8, a plurality of portions 14 which are an extension of the inner wall 11 into the inner cavity 9.
  • the body contains the washing water, this includes tap water, drinking water, or like.
  • the body 1 contains an open-top with threads 10 on its outer surface 11, where the detachable top cap
  • the open-bottom has the dimensions required to dispose the cup inside the device without folding it.
  • the inner cavity 9 dimensions are adapted to the variety of menstrual cups dimensions available on the market, such a trade of between space for water flowing and minimized body volume has
  • the inner wall of the body comprises only curved shapes and corners 15, such geometries allow water flowing smoother and reducing the noise produce when water streaks the wall during the shaking cleaning process.
  • the inner wall extends into a plurality of portions 14 on the bottom side of the body that serve to hold the bottom of the menstrual cup 17, and blocks this latter when the device is fully closed as in Fig 4. embodiment.
  • the top part of the body narrows on its higher part 13 to avoid the menstrual cup 17 passing through when the top cap 3 is detached and the water inside the cleaner is being emptied, while letting the water flows all the inner cavity.
  • the outer surface of the inner body has a curved shape. Starting from the top, the body's diameter expands, then narrows and finally expands itself again. Such ergonomic design allows the user to better grip the device and makes shaking process easier.
  • the portions 14 result of an extension of the inner wall into the inner cavity 9. These portions serve as a holding and support mechanism for the menstrual cup 17 and a blocking system. Each of the portions are separated from each other and provide a central hole 13 for water passage.
  • the wall extends on a smoother way into the narrow part 16 on the places not occupied by the portions 14. This smoother extension is to be understood such it narrows in a less abrupt way so water can find a passage from the lower side to the inner cavity 9, when the water inside the device.
  • the top cap 2 has a thread 34 for screwing itself into the body 1 and closing the cleaner from its top. It has a brush 4 attached to its inner ceiling and a central curved hole 37 where the joystick 5 is disposed.
  • the outer intrusion 38 receives the joystick, allowing this latter to turn easily. It also has an outer flat surface 25 allowing the device to be disposed downwards on the ground.
  • the inner comprises a curved surface 26 that is tangent to the body when closed, again with the result of offering curved surface for smoother water flow; and an intrusion 35 in the form of a disc such the brush can introduce itself further into the top-cap and be stock.
  • the brush 4 contains numerous bristles 28 that overlap one over the other as shown in Fig. 3.
  • the bristles have a rectangle shaped and are extruded from the outer brush surface.
  • the bristles are in contact or close to the menstrual cup 17 inner surface.
  • the brush is partially hollow and comprises an intrusion to allow the joystick shaft
  • the joystick 5 is inserted into the brush through the central curved hole located on the intrusion 38 of the top-cap. It contains an upper flat surface 45 where the attaching mechanism 7 is located and covered by an elastic sock 6; a spherical mean 42 which has the counter shape of the top-cap's central curved hole; and a shaft 44 with a cross profile 41 that is inserted into the brush.
  • the attaching mechanism preferred in this embodiment is in the form of a magnet 7.
  • This mechanism allows the second mounting position where the bottom cap is attached to the top cap when their respectively outer surfaces J and 40 are in contact. This mounting position is illustrated in Fig. 7 and allows the filling of the device with washing water and the menstrual cup insertion and removal with one hand.
  • the bottom cap 3 has a thread 21 for screwing itself into the body and closing the cleaner from its bottom.
  • the inner comprises a curved surface that is tangent to the body when closed, with the result of offering curved surface for smoother water flow; and an intrusion in the form of a disc 22 such the body threads can introduce themselves further into the bottom cap and seal the device by applying pressure into a sealing mechanism located in the described intrusion in the bottom cap.
  • an intrusion 25 which contains the attaching mechanism at its end 5.
  • its outer surface 27 has also a curved surface such it can be easily gripped with the fingers for avoiding slipping when open and closing the cap.
  • the attaching mechanism preferred in this embodiment is in the form of a magnet 8. This mechanism allows the third mounting position where the top cap is attached to the top cap when their respectively outer surface 40 and 27 are in contact. This mounting position is illustrated in Fig. 6 and allows the draining of the device with one hand.
  • the attaching mechanism on top cap 7 is completely attached to the joystick 5, and the attaching mechanism on the bottom cap 8 is fixed to the bottom cap itself.
  • the present invention provides a cleaner that can be easily carried during the day on a menstrual cup user's bag, due to the optimized shape of the body 1.
  • the cleaner is convenient to be used on a public toilet and improves the user experience
  • SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26) by providing 3 different mounting positions illustrated on Fig. 2, Fig. 6 and Fig. 7, allowing an easier cleaning inside the constrained ecosystem of a public toilet.
  • the menstrual cup 17 can be inserted without any additional action (i.e. folding) into the device, previously half-filled with water, through the open-bottom of the body, while the device is in the second mounting position. Once closed, the menstrual cup is blocked inside with a small play allowing adaptability to all kinds of menstrual cups with a rod stem.
  • the holding portions 14 hold and block the menstrual cup while allowing water passing through, flowing in and out of the menstrual cup cavity 20 and into the body's inner cavity 9 therefore being in contact with the outer surface of the menstrual cup.
  • the menstrual cup can be fully cleaned since all of its surfaces will be streaked with the water, contained in the body, during the shaking.
  • the second mounting position is also used for retiring the menstrual cup, the inverse process as the menstrual cup insertion into the device previously described.
  • Fig. 8 illustrates the method for cleaning menstrual cups using the present invention.
  • the device is half-filled with water.
  • the device is closed (step 2) and carried to the private toilet.
  • the user opens the device from its bottom and holds it on the second mounting position; then removes with the remaining hand the menstrual cup and empties it on the toilet (step 3).
  • the user inserts the menstrual cup inside the cleaner (step 4), and detaches the bottom cap in order to close the device (step 5).
  • the user flips the device and holds it upwards; then starts to turning the joystick and shaking the device (step 6).
  • the remaining blood on the menstrual cup is already diluted on the water inside the device.
  • step 7 The user opens the top cap (step 7) and holds the device on the third mounting position, then empties it on the toilet (step 8). Now closes the cleaner from its open top (step 9), flips it again. By opening the bottom cap and holding it on the second mounting position, the user can now remove the cleaned menstrual cup (step 10). The menstrual cup is ready to be reinserted (step 11).
  • SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26) attaching mechanism of the present invention has been described as a magnetic attaching mechanism, but it is clear that it can be purely mechanical.

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Abstract

La présente invention concerne un dispositif destiné à nettoyer des coupes menstruelles consistant en un corps doté d'une cavité interne destinée à recevoir une coupe menstruelle et de l'eau de lavage, en un couvercle amovible, désigné en outre en tant que couvercle supérieur, destiné à fermer la partie supérieure ouverte du corps, en un couvercle, également appelé couvercle inférieur, destiné à fermer le fond ouvert et en des parties dans la cavité interne pour maintenir et supporter la coupe menstruelle à l'intérieur du dispositif ; les différentes parties étant constituées d'un matériau rigide biocompatible ; le couvercle supérieur étant creux avec un trou central et contenant une brosse fixée à son plafond intérieur et un levier de commande qui passe à travers le couvercle supérieur et qui s'insère finalement dans la brosse. L'invention concerne également un procédé destiné à optimiser l'utilisation de coupes menstruelles consistant en des étapes de nettoyage sous-séquentielles menstruelles comprenant le remplissage d'eau, la rotation du levier de commande, la dilution du sang et le vidage du dispositif.
EP21840620.5A 2020-12-21 2021-12-21 Coupe menstruelle Pending EP4262641A1 (fr)

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BE20200133A BE1028522B1 (fr) 2020-12-21 2020-12-21 Nettoyeur de coupe menstruelle
PCT/EP2021/087033 WO2022136395A1 (fr) 2020-12-21 2021-12-21 Coupe menstruelle

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