Instructions for the Internal Device

Insertion and Securing Process

Proper use of this prophylactic covering, designed for the female anatomy, requires following an extremely meticulous procedure before engaging in any physical interaction.

To ensure maximum protective efficacy, the user must fully understand the structural function of the two rings that make up the device.

The process begins by grasping the inner ring, located at the completely closed end of the transparent sheath.

This component must be compressed with the fingers to facilitate its smooth insertion through the canal.

Once inserted, it is gently pushed until the ring is anchored very deeply, fitting firmly against the cervix.

This secure fit is essential, ensuring that this preventive device never shifts due to friction.

The second ring-shaped component, which has a visibly wider diameter, must remain located exclusively on the outside.

This outer ring expands to cover the entire peripheral genital region, creating an extensive barrier that prevents direct contact between mucous membranes.

Single-use and non-transferable

An extremely strict and non-negotiable health guideline regarding this prophylactic device is that it is entirely disposable.

Under no clinical circumstances should reuse of this item be considered, as the plastic material loses all its biological resistance.

Medical protocol categorically requires the use of a new, freshly unpackaged cover for each daily intimate encounter.

Once the intimate interaction is over, the device used must always be removed very gently.

To effectively prevent any harmful leakage of internally collected secretions, it is recommended to rotate the outer ring to securely seal the main opening before removing it completely.

Finally, this used device must be prom ptly disposed of in an appropriate waste container, thereby ensuring proper and highly responsible overall hygienic handling.

This preventive practice effectively blocks infections, ensuring unwavering daily protection against biological transmission.

Summary

The feminine protective barrier requires following an extremely rigorous process to ensure structural protection during intimate physical contact. Its correct insertion guarantees complete blocking of any transmission of dangerous pathogens.

The inner ring must be compressed to insert it deeply until it is anchored to the cervix. At the same time, the wider outer ring will remain in place, protecting the entire exposed genital area from friction.

This medical device is strictly disposable after each intimate physical encounter. Removing it by twisting its base prevents spills, allowing for responsible disposal to maintain a truly impeccable and very safe standard of hygiene.