Christine Beatrice Brown, Carpinteria, CA.
Assigned to Wevotopia LLC, Carpinteria, CA.

Filed: 5/5/21
Issued: 7/2/24

A device for collecting and holding menstrual fluids within a user’s body, the device comprising: an asymmetrical cup that tapers downward to a base, wherein the asymmetrical cup is open at an upper edge to collect the menstrual fluid, and closed at a lower edge to contain the fluid in the cup, the cup further comprising: an inner wall configured to contact the collected menstrual fluid; an outer wall configured to contact and form a seal against a user’s vaginal wall; and at least one pressure point on the asymmetrical cup; an upper ring that extends outwards from the upper edge of the cup, wherein the upper ring is substantially flush with the outer wall on an upper, front facing side of the cup, the upper ring extending inside the cup walls, thereby minimizing pressure on a urethra of the user; and an asymmetrical, elongated removal stem singly molded with the base of the device in uniform material, extending downward from the base of the cup, the stem configured to be adapted to extend an elongated length from the base of the cup.