Please stay my blog for photos and brand reviews And my discussion forum Brand comparisons of the menstrual cup– the newest form of menstrual protection.
Tags: Brand, Comparisons, Menstrual
Please stay my blog for photos and brand reviews And my discussion forum Brand comparisons of the menstrual cup– the newest form of menstrual protection.
Tags: Brand, Comparisons, Menstrual
@solsolitary For the disposable cups (the Instead brand) you can get pack of 6, 8, and ten for abotu the same price as a box of tampons. But for the habitual re-usable cups, there is only one in the package, and they can cost somewhere from 25 to 45 dollars. That’s because they last for many years, and are made of expensive material.
how much come in a box?
@pinkskies21 There is a touch I like abotu all of them. But if I could only pick one, I would say Lunette. It just suits my body and needs.
wow this is really informative. which one is your personal favorite?
@flacalok In public restrooms it usually simpler to keep bottled water in your purse to rinse, so you don’t have to deal with paper and all.
And also, You don’t feel ANYTHING once is inside of you!!! It’s incredible, sometimes I even forget I’m on my period… jeje
fantastic informative video!
I have been using DivaCup for 6 days now and it was my first time. I don’t have children, I’m a gray bleeder and I practice martial arts and this week has been my best week every, during my period.
To be trustworthy with you my first time hurt a lot. And still is a small bit uncomfortable but I reckon is just while I get use to it. I can take it off quicker now but I recommend you to try it first in the commodity of your house. I did it on a public bathroom and it was very frustrating.
@MlleButterfly make sure you insert back toward your rectum. Never up. Try a punch-down fold too sometimes its simpler to get in.
I have a Diva Cup but, i haven’t been unable to insert it. I didn’t know there were so many brands.
Large Ladycup is, and even large lunette is shorter than Diva, but holds more. Also, small yuuki and small lunette hold decent amounts, but are still honestly small.
19 with a habitual flow can use pretty much any small, really. But the really committed girls tend to prefer the slightly shorter ones, it depends where you live. UK mooncup only goes to addresses outside the US. But the toehrs I reckon can frequently all be sent here. You can try a small Yuuki, or small Lunette, or even a large ladycup, the small might not hold enough liquid. Lage Lady is a bit wider though…
I really want to try one of these cups, but there are so many brands. Which one would you recommend a nineteen year ancient, who doesn’t have children? I’m not a very gray bleeder, but I go around a lot and play field hockey.
Also, are they hard to insert and do you feel them a lot while wearing them?
What cups do you suggest that are shorter and wider?
It sounds to me like yoru cervix might be low, and in that case, it can take up room in your cup, and lessen its capacity. This is fixable only with a fleeting-but-wider cup, because it offers mroe capacity without being too long, or by emptying it more frequently.
I like small Lunette and miacup a lot, but I want to get a small Lunette that I can use evenly. The one I have, I need to keep it looking nice for photos, videos, etc. But I’m working on getting one for fixed use.
out of all the cups which do you like the most? i have tried the instead and i feel they are a bit uncomfortable
Yeah, that’s what I was thinking.. just empty it more frequently. But wanted MenstrualCupInfo’s input on it since they seem to have a lot more knowledge on these bits and pieces then the majority of the rest of us. Thanks for the input though.
Dump it out?
Hi. I really like your videos. I have been using a menstrual cup for nearly a year now, and I am having issues with losing suction when the cup (no topic what cup) is about half way full. Then I get leakage. Is there a way to fix this? I have a stiffer cup now, and it still happens. At the beginning the suction is fantastic, and its sealed… its just when the cup is half full the leakage starts. Any tips?
Thank you, I reckon the colored cups are pretty too! Makes them mroe cute rather than a sanitary item.
I have a mooncup, which I have used for two periods and I have just got myself a small ball stem meluna (in purple!) and a small Violet Fleurcup…they’re so pretty! I can’t wait to try both!
I like your vids Melissa!
It also depends on yoru flow, because if you have a gray flow, a small one is not going to work for you, it will constantly be running out of space. That’s why even some teenagers will use a large, because they may need more capacity for their gray flow. I’ve also met mothers of 3 who use a small, we are all very different. But if you reckon you are very small, and your flow is very light, you can try a small first.
you dont “start” from smaller to larger, you have your size which depends on your age and if you have given birth, if you re young and have not given birth then the small one is for you, even with a c section;
if you are like over 30 and you gave birth trough you vagina then you need the huge one.
other thin is that if you body is huge or pettite.
@nailsbyyou — between small ladycup and small meluna, they both have different excellent points, and different terrible points. Meluna– they are really small and you can barely feel them. But because of their strength and shape, they can be hard to grab in removal. Ladycup, they are nice and soft, simpler to reach. But they are kinda slippery to keep a grip on. If you’re willing to get one slightly larger, I would say small lunette, it tends to have the fewest complaints, and its not that huge.