fleurcup® Menstrual Cup (Size Multiple Choice)

The cups are really nice. I am a mom of 2, and I think the reason neither cup is working is because they are too soft. I am still experiencing leaks and have to wear a sanitary pad. I also have a diva cup. These are the same shape, but not as ridgid. I don't notice any difference when using them in the way they feel, just how they function. I will continue my search for a menstrual cup that fits and works with my body. I think that's how this works - gotta keep trying different styles until one works.

No more painful cramps! And this from a 5years long user of menstrual cups like me! I bought this menstrual cup after an extensive research of different cups and how they can increase/reduce cramps.This one worked perfectly! I was using diva and moon before this one, and I wasn’t able to use those on the first day of my cicle ‘cause they increased my cramps terribly, especially the diva. With fleurcup I can use it from the first day.Fleurcup is softer and a bit smaller than others, making it ideal for sensitives days . Totally recommended.

I previous bought Lena cup and it was painful to insert and wear. After watching a video about the flexibility of the Fleurcup (and the fact you get two sizes), I decided to try it. SO glad I did. This cup is very very comfortable and easy to insert. I also find the larger stem easier to grip for removing. Even though I've given birth, the smaller cup fits me and has not leaked. VERY pleased with this purchase.

This was my first menstrual cup and I'm never going back to tampons! I couldn't be happier. I haven't even tried any other brands, but I feel like I don't have to. I've used both the small and large fleurcups and they both fit well, although the small is better for me as a 30 year old with no children.The cup is nice and soft, but opens easily. I've found that a C-fold works best for me, with the two folded sides pointing behind me. The stem has not bothered me at all, and helps me find the bottom of the cup.I ordered the small and large together, and they came with pink pouches. Then I accidentally threw away my small and had to reorder. Both times, shipping was fast!Thank you for making this cup!

I've been using this cup for about a year now and it has changed my life. First off, once I got comfortable inserting and removing it, I could really appreciate how COMFORTABLE it is. I never thought tampons were uncomfortable... until I tried this cup. Don't let its size intimidate you. It feels so natural since it's rubbery and flexible; I just forget it's even there. I should note that I have a relatively high cervix and only had to cut off a tiny bit of the stem. It's also pretty comfortable even with cramps. If I have really awful cramps sometimes I'll remove it for a few hours, but overall it's pretty soft and wearable. Most months it's all I use.The best part about it is that you can forget you're even on your period! On heavy days I can still have leaks after several hours, but overall I hardly have to think about changing it. I have had to change it in public bathrooms before, and I just dump it and wipe it with paper instead of washing it for those few times. (Your fingers will get blood on them, so you may want to carry hand sanitizer.)Because it's silicone instead of paper, it isn't going to hurt upon removal, no matter how much you do or don't bleed. This means you can insert or remove it whenever. You can even put it in days before your period, so there's no worrying whether you're going to start bleeding in your pants. Additionally, you can leave it in on those last few days when you only have spotting (avoid underwear stains!) And at night, I can sleep in complete comfort and without worrying about leaks.I'm a pretty active person. I haven't had any trouble with my cup shifting or leaking during weightlifting (recreational, not power or Olympic), running, swimming, or rock climbing. (I did have one leak while rock climbing but it may have just been that the cup was full because it only happened once.) I did have a problem with canoeing. The abdominal pressure of a really hard turn in a canoe seems to collapse the cup and make it leak. It wasn't unbearable; it just didn't work near as well as it normally does. I'm looking at trying a firmer cup now that I'm learning to kayak in case I run into a similar issue (I haven't kayaked on my period yet, will update soon.)Lastly, it's great that it's 100% silicone. TPE gives me THE WORST menstrual cramps. I don't know if it's bad for everyone but it seems absolutely toxic to my body. I strongly recommend that you check the material of any product you decide to buy.

It's a godsend! You can wear it for hours longer than tampons, it's easy to clean, I cannot explain how much money I saved with it, and, best of all, it doesn't feel like a knife to the gut! You know when your period is almost over, and inserting a tampon actually hurts? I don't get that anymore with the fleurcup! There are bad sides, though. It's kinda gross having to wash it, even if it's easy. If you forget it, which is easy to do, since you don't really feel it, it absolutely reeks when you take it out, and It's a little hard to insert, as you have to make sure it opens and seals completely, and that can be a tad weird at first. It's worth it though! Takes all the stress out of a period, and it's never leaked on me!

This cup wasn’t for me. It’s way too flexible. I could never get it to pop open. I was constantly leaking with this cup. The stem is also super long and I didn’t like that. I did try and use it for two cycles just to give it a good try but just wasn’t the cup I need. I’ve switched to a Diva Cup and have had great success with it. It’s more firm and that’s what I was looking for. On my heavy days I wear a panty liner still because I don’t believe any cup is completely leak free. I’ve only been trying the cups for 4 months and it’s been quite the experience but I’m still trying! I also didn’t like how this cup didn’t give you a cute little bag to store it in. Just a small plastic bag and you have to store your cup in a breathable bag anyways. It didn’t come with directions either. It came with a piece of paper that had a website for online directions. Weird!

Replaced my old Mooncup - great price, perfect firmness, good size, gripper (dunno what to call it) length is fine, no real hard to clean areas (which was a must for me after the Mooncup and its nooks and crannies) except the necessary vent holes at the top. Only wish is that it came with a carry / storage bag. Would've paid a little more to have that feature.In fact, this was so good, it persuaded my partner to try one and we swiftly bought another for her, which she was initially afraid of using but fell in love with straight away. Confidence and convenience, once you master the insert and removal technique best for you!!

J'ai adopté cette cup suite aux conseils d'une amie ... eh bien je ne regrette pas du tout !J'ai pris la petite taille car je n'ai jamais eu d'enfants par voie basse, et que mes flux menstruels sont assez légers.J'ai choisi celle là car suite à des recherches sur internet, j'en ai déduis que c'était celle là qui était la plus adaptée à moi (petite, pas chère...)++ :- C'est super pratique. On peut la laisser toute la journée, la laver le soir en rentrant, et la mettre toute la nuit, sans la sentir. Les tampons et les serviettes donnent l'impression de perdre des litres de sang, alors qu'en fait, pas du tout !- Ça pollue beaucoup moins (ben ouais, faut y penser quand même !)... une cup peut se garder 5 ans... et du coup, ça fait de sacrés économies d'argent !- C'est super simple à mettre quand on a pris le coup de main !- - :- Ca peut être compliqué à mettre au début... pour ma part, j'avais regardé quelques vidéos pour étudier comment la mettre. Et je conseille aussi aux filles de s'entrainer à la mettre avant d'avoir leurs règles, sous la douche par exemple (c'est plus simple !). Personnellement, ça m'a beaucoup aidé, et je n'ai plus aucun souci maintenant.- La cup a tendance à "jaunir" un peu, même en la nettoyant bien. Rien de bien grave cependant.Bref, les filles, abandonnez vos tampons chimiques, passez à la cup, vous ne le regretterez pas !N'hésitez pas à cliquer sur "utile" si mon commentaire vous a aidé :) !

So disappointed. Decided on this cup after using the 'putacupinit' website's quiz to find the best cup for me.Packaging is literally a ziplock type bag and a piece of paper- not that bothered by that.However, the product didn't even look clean - had some visible dirt on the stem (see photo) so I didn't want to use it. Neither did I want to open the packaging to investigate what the substance is.Will be returning it because of this.

Love my cup, struggled a bit to use it the first time as I wasn't sure how to get it to open once in place. Next time I tried it I realised it would open up of its own accord after a minute. Sometimes I do a little jiggle to make sure! Can't imagine how much money I'll save with this. Great product!

Converted to this cup 2 yrs ago and not looked back. It can be tricky at first to get the hang of exactly how high/low to position this(a bit lower than you may think) but since I have, leaks are very rare.Getting it in is akin to posting a letter to oneself followed by opening an umbrella. As with an umbrella there is a moment when it kind of pops into position and is ready to go. I would use a light pad with it until you get the hang of this or ir very heavy days maybe. It is comfortable and durable, fits well size wise, comes out easily. It does get a bit stained overtime but I can Iive with that.I wouldn’t go back now after using this and wish they’d have been around earlier in my womanhood but at 45 I haven’t hopefully got many more periods to go!