After trying out pads and tampons, I decided to progress to a menstrual cup. I was quite hesitant with the application aspect of it so I looked at YouTube tutorials which helped a lot. I have now used it through roughly 5 menstrual cycles. I struggled a bit with my first use and it only got worse with my second try. I was so frustrated when it kept leaking and I felt like giving up instantly but with practice I became more familiar with my anatomy, what fold to use, knowing when it's opened up, where to position it, etc. This has saved me money from constantly buying menstrual products, it doesn't leak now that I know what I'm doing and I don't feel anything so it's just an all around, worthy purchase. It may seem daunting at first but don't be put off!

Easy to apply easily tak out and you don't feel nothing when you wearing this super products all day comfortable

Great product would recommend.

I don’t liked, unfortunately 🥲

Eye catching design and effective once I had spent time figuring out how to encourage the cup to open back up and sit in the right place once it was inserted (my cervix seems to be at a jaunty angle). Cup stayed happily in place for twelve hours during a shift at work, but if your flow is heavy it would need emptying, rinsing and reinserting which can be a faff. I wouldn’t be enthusiastic at the thought of having to do it in a public toilet, but then I’m still getting familiar with inserting it correctly. No instructions on the box about cleaning it at end of period so I soaked it in Milton sterilising tablet solution. The cute pink case doesn’t stay shut and the cup wants to pop back into shape so it has to be wedged quickly into a narrow space once compressed into the case. No idea if this is a design fault or I just got a dicky one. On the whole it does a good job of being a menstrual cup!