Menstrual Cup with Ring Easy Removal - Sustainable Tampon and Pad Alternative - Soft Flexible No Leak 12 Hr Protection 100% Medical Grade Silicone - Reusable - (Small)(Pink) 1 1.0 Count

My cervix is real high, so the loop is necessary for me. I have had one child, vaginal delivery, but yet this small size works well for me. Getting the right fit/style was totally worth buying 2 different cups before this, in order to find out what works for my body. I have had AMAZING positive side effects from using cups: seriously almost zero cramping, shorter bleeding time and more predictable cycle, not to mention long-term savings because I'm not purchasing disposable products every single month, plus I always hated being part of the huge environmental devastation of single-use plastics.When I first tried a cup it was tricky and I had trouble, but once I figured out the right way to fold prior to insertion, all problems disappeared and this is now a way of life for me. Was totally worth the effort to try two different cups before this one to find what works best for my body.I got my period the day I was travelling overseas, so despite having to use the airplane lavatory frequently because I was nervous I might leak, it worked out so great!! In public restrooms, I had to locate special needs stalls or family bathrooms which include a sink along with the toilet because there's no way you can change the cup out and walk through public space to go wash up, lol. This only presented minor inconvenience while traveling, no major issues at all.Overall, I am SO incredibly happy to leave off using tampons!! I just use a thin liner in case of slight leaks but even spotting is rare now I know how to insert properly. Only sad I didn't know about these sooner than age 42!!

Ok so I tried the Diva cup and the Saalt cup and I hated them. They were so big and painful! This one is small but like also functional. I take her out and wash her every 8-12 hours and I’m good to go! And the little bag she comes in? So cute and discreet

I HATE wearing pads even at night so I like that u can wear it up to 12 hours at night. I don’t typically leak overnight but I do notice during the day I tend to leak small drops. On heavy days I’ll just wear tampons when I’m out at about bc I don’t wanna deal w the leaking and their not very useful when changing in public bathrooms. Overall good I’m saving about 20$ a month on period products so I would say it’s worth it!

The loop is wonderful, especially with nails, and the plastic is soft enough that it doesn’t pop violently during insertion or removal.

highly recommend boiling in hot water between each use. i am used to using the flex brand & got this one because it was cheaper & i would not buy this again. the cup traps smells which i have never experienced before. i tried cleaning with vinegar, mild soap then finally boiled it. there is still residual smell in it after all of that. this cup was also a little painful to insert and remove because of it being firm.

At first I was skeptical about the menstrual cup in general but I absolutely hate pads and for the first couple days tampons are not an option. So I tried the cup. I really want this to work but finding it difficult to use. I have no issues inserting but it doesn’t seem to “pop open” once inside. I have tried running my finger along the wall, used the ring to turn it and move it up and down. Still, it doesn’t seem to open. I also want to try mother brand but don’t want to run into the same problem. I’ve been searching YouTube and online for tips and tricks but none seem to work. If I confidently knew that the cup was inserted correctly and opened it would make me less concerned about the possibility of leaks. I’d give this product a 6/10.

The cup’s firmness is about a 3/5 5being the firmest. It can be a little difficult to open once inside but nothing a little twirl push/pull can’t fix. I sometimes let it sit a few minutes for it to pop on its own. Very comfortable can barely tell I have it in. Love the ring concept of it. Especially, having long nails, less scratches. Thinking about getting another one for a friend.If you’re nervous about trying it, I get it. But it’s definitely worth a shot. There are definitely some learning curves but the good thing about the cup is you can try it BEFORE you get your period. It doesn’t dry you up, doesn’t throw off your ph balance, you can wear it up to twelve hours set an alarm if your forgetful, it cuts down your sanitary costs. The tampon commercials should really be a cup’s commercial. A lot of the stuff I learned about it was from “putacupinit.com”, “periodnirvana”, “itsjustkelli” YouTuber, and others. They’re great with things you maybe curious about.

I've tried a different menstrual cup brand in the past and it was honestly so difficult to use that I just gave up. But the Tulip is a way better design then the one I previously tried. The material is so much softer and the loop at the end seems way easier to use than the regular stick style. I'm excited to try it out.