Wondaleaf Aziel
Wondaleaf Aziel is a menstrual management device with a flexible tube that enables hygienic, mess-free drainage of menstrual blood directly into the toilet without removal.
Instructional Video
Watch how to apply Wondaleaf Aziel works:
Wondaleaf Aziel Instructional Video
How It Works?
This video demonstrates how to use the Wondaleaf Aziel. Please follow the instructions carefully to ensure it is applied correctly.
Quick Start
Features
Smaller is better
Wondaleaf Aziel is easily compressed for insertion, with an applicator ensuring effortless first-time use.
No mess, no stress
Keep Aziel in place for up to 8 hours. To empty menses, simply untwist it to release the blood directly into the toilet without removal.
Clot? Worry not!
Aziel’s flexible, ultra-thin tube easily drains clots during heavy periods and may signal a sensation of fullness in the vagina.
Smell? What smell?
By occluding the opening of the menstrual tube, all the odour is kept inside the menstrual tube.
No leakage
Conduct daily activities without worrying about leakage! The menstrual tube can hold up to 50ml of blood – that’s more than tampons and pads!
It doesn’t suck
Wondaleaf Aziel doesn’t create a vacuum within the vagina, and therefore doesn’t have the same suction issues seen in certain menstrual cups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wondaleaf Aziel should not be placed in the body for longer than 8 hours at a time. After 8 hours, it must be removed and washed prior to reapplication.
- Remember, the back rim of the ring should always be tucked away behind the cervix, and you should not be able to feel it with your finger. Following the steps carefully as instructed should ensure this.
- Make sure that the tube is properly twirled, preferably until it forms secondary loops, for complete occlusion.
- Like all menstrual management devices, sometimes there may still be a little leakage regardless of what you do, so you may want to wear a pantyliner just in case.
It is recommended to place Aziel in warm water after use. You can clean it with gentle soap and water.
Nope! Aziel can stay in while urinating or defecating.
You should not use Wondaleaf Aziel during sex. Wondaleaf Aziel is not a contraceptive and will not prevent against pregnancy and/or sexually transmitted diseases.
Yes! Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is a rare but very serious disease that may be fatal and has been linked to high absorbency and prolonged use of tampons. Symptoms can include sudden high fever, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, fainting, and a rash like sunburn. If you have any of these signs while using Aziel, remove it and contact your doctor immediately. Women who have experienced TSS should not use any form of internal device, including menstrual cups or tubes.
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