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product_id: 204308761
title: "Saalt Soft Menstrual Cup – Reusable Period Cup – Made for Comfortable, Leak-Free Protection Up to 12 Hours – BPA & Latex Free – Includes Cup & Carry Bag (Small, Desert Blush)"
brand: "saalt"
price: "$90"
currency: NZD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Saalt"
url: https://www.desertcart.nz/products/204308761-saalt-soft-menstrual-cup-reusable-period-cup-made-for-comfortable
store_origin: NZ
region: New Zealand
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# 12-hour leak-free wear Includes discreet carry pouch BPA & latex-free medical-grade silicone Saalt Soft Menstrual Cup – Reusable Period Cup – Made for Comfortable, Leak-Free Protection Up to 12 Hours – BPA & Latex Free – Includes Cup & Carry Bag (Small, Desert Blush)

**Brand:** saalt
**Price:** $90
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Soft, sustainable, and leak-proof—period protection that keeps up with your busy life!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Saalt Soft Menstrual Cup – Reusable Period Cup – Made for Comfortable, Leak-Free Protection Up to 12 Hours – BPA & Latex Free – Includes Cup & Carry Bag (Small, Desert Blush) by saalt
- **How much does it cost?** $90 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nz](https://www.desertcart.nz/products/204308761-saalt-soft-menstrual-cup-reusable-period-cup-made-for-comfortable)

## Best For

- saalt enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted saalt brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Chic & Cost-Savvy:** Reusable, hypoallergenic, and cruelty-free—ditch disposables and save nearly $1300 over time.
- • **All-Day Leak-Free Confidence:** Soft, flexible fit moves with you for up to 12 hours of reliable protection—no leaks, no worries.
- • **Effortless Hygiene & Storage:** Sanitize by boiling or wipe clean; store discreetly in the breathable cotton pouch included.
- • **Perfect Fit for Light to Normal Flow:** Small size tailored for 2–3 tampons worth of flow, ideal for younger users or those with a shorter cervix.
- • **Ultra-Soft Comfort for Sensitive Bodies:** Designed for those with bladder sensitivity or cramping, the gentle silicone cup feels like nothing at all.

## Overview

The Saalt Soft Menstrual Cup is a small, reusable period cup made from 100% medical-grade, BPA- and latex-free silicone. Engineered for up to 12 hours of leak-free protection, it offers a flexible, ultra-soft fit ideal for sensitive users or those with a shorter cervix. The cup includes a breathable cotton carry pouch and is easy to clean by boiling or wiping. Designed to replace 2–3 tampons, it supports sustainable period care while saving money and reducing waste.

## Description

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Review: Cannot feel it at all. Lots of positives - *this is a pretty long review and I have a lot to say. In sort, I really liked this cup. It's perfect for younger people, does not leak, and is comfortable to wear when using the bathroom.* Originally, I first started with Diva Cups since it was sold at my local pharmacy. The diva cup was way too large, thick, long, and uncomfortable. I could feel it coming out throughout the day and would always leak. I assumed this was probably because the shape or size of this cup made it impossible for me to easily get it to suction, or the fact that I have a tilted cervix. I concluded that both of these things were probably at play and contributed to the Diva Cup being uncomfortable. So, I decided to try another cup. I wanted to try a shorter cup this time, and something softer since the Diva Cup was too hard. So, I opted to get the soft Saalt cup. I read the reviews and the cup looked very short so I was hopeful it would work. Keep in mind I am not old at all, and because of that I never had children. The cup arrived in a very cute packaging. I simply let it soak in boiling water for no more than 5 minutes and washed it out with scentless soap after wards. Then, I used it. It was very easy to insert since it was small. The diva cup hurt to put in and take out so the Saalt cup was an improvement. Once it was in, I pushed it far up and expected it to be noticeable when I stood up, but I truly could not feel it at all. However, the cup seemed to sit further up but not far enough for me to not be able to feel it. Throughout the day, I knew a cup was up there but I genuinely could not feel it. There was also no leaks. When I went to take it out at the end of the day, the cup was actually halfway full on one of my light days. I am pretty heavy so anyone with a normal flow should be able to use this cup for 12 hours no problem. It was a little hard taking it out and I was afraid it was tugging on my cervix because I couldn't release the suction, but it only took me a few minutes to release the suction. I continued to use this product for a couple more days and it was perfect. Some positives is that I could keep the cup in me while using the bathroom (1&2). This wasn't the case for the Diva Cup. Softer cups have a reputation for "falling out" while your using the bathroom but not this one. Overall, this cup is really good and I recommend it to people who are younger, have a shorter/curved cervix, have bladder problems when using a regular stiffness cup, can feel regular stiffness cups, and also those who want to just try a new cup. I would not recommend the softer version for new users mainly because it can be scary to take out and put in since it is so soft.
Review: 🙌NEVER EVER EVER GOING BACK TO PADS 🙌 - After years of misery I finally decided to give period discs and cups a try. After two babies I can’t tolerate a tampon, they feel like they are stabbing me, and I leak around them; and pads leave my skin feeling raw by the end of my period week. And I leak around them half the time anyway, even wearing extra long overnight pads during the day. And I don’t even have an overly heavy flow. I tried flex discs first. They were very comfortable and I had noticeably less cramping, but I kept having leaks, and they would need adjusting all the time during the day. When they were in place, I couldn’t tell they were there- but I knew immediately if they migrated. And my God, I could never find a way to take them out without it being a bloodbath. And they were disposable, so I had to keep shelling out money, and then I was putting more plastic in landfills. AND I still needed to wear a liner or pad anyway. I gave it five months, but then I called the experiment a bust. I resigned myself to pads thinking that I f tampons were too uncomfortable then a menstrual cup would be, too. But friends kept telling me to try one. There’s a website www.putacupinit.com that goes over like every product out there and the quiz they have to help suggest the right product pointed me to the Saalt Soft Cup. So far, I REALLY like it. I got through a day at home, a day at work (12 hour shift as a nurse in a busy ER), and two sleeps -and between the Saalt and Bambody period underwear (HIGHLY. RECOMMEND.)- NO LEAKS on my clothes or sheets, and no raw skin from pads. -I can feel the cup, but it is infinitely more comfortable than a tampon. I’m aware it’s there but I can tune the sensation of it being there out easily. It doesn’t feel like it’s stabbing me the way a tampon does. I have had to adjust it a bit a couple of times, but it’s mush easier to do with the cup than the disc, and MUCH less messy when it happens. -It was easy to insert correctly from the start. The instructions are clear, and I got it right the first try. -I have had scant leaking around it, unlike the flex disc that leaked all the time. I would almost be willing to wear it with regular underwear, but the thought of an accident doesn’t seem worth it when the Bambody underwear are so comfy. -When it is time to remove and reinsert the cup, it is SO MUCH LESS MESSY than the disc. I never once managed to remove a disc without getting blood all over myself. And the toilet. And occasionally the floor. It was insane. Twice I’ve been mess free with the cup, and the other times the amount of blood spillage was minimal. -The only area the flex disc beats the Saalt is that you can still have sex while wearing the disc, but not while wearing the cup. For me, this isn’t a deal breaker. And you can always keep a stock of discs just for period sex if you want. -So far I’ve only worn the larger of the two cups, since I’m just starting my cycle. If for some reason the lighter cup is a problem I will update, but worst case, I wear only the large and spent a little more on the two pack than necessary. I’m saving a ton over the life of the cup by not buying disposable products. I’m nearly 40, and the website estimates I will save nearly $1300 by switching. Imagine if I had started younger!

## Features

- FLEXIBLE FIT FOR LEAK-FREE COMFORT: The soft period cup moves with your body for up to 12 hours of protection, even overnight. Small = light to normal flow (2–3 tampons), Regular = medium to heavy flow (3–4 tampons).
- ALL-DAY CONFIDENCE: Designed for worry-free wear from morning to night, this reusable menstrual cup provides reliable protection with no leaks, reduced odor, and fewer bathroom trips so you can sleep, work, travel, or exercise without needing backup.
- SOFT & SENSITIVE FRIENDLY: Ideal for those with bladder sensitivity, cramping, or discomfort from firmer cups, this soft menstrual cup features a smooth finish, flexible stem, and gentle seal that creates a secure yet “can’t feel it” experience.
- SAFE & REUSABLE: Made in the USA from 100% medical-grade silicone that is BPA-free, latex-free, cruelty-free, and hypoallergenic. Reusable design helps cut down on single-use period products and supports more sustainable choices.
- EASY TO CLEAN & STORE: The silicone cup sanitizes quickly by boiling or wiping with isopropyl alcohol. Rinses clean with mild soap and includes a breathable cotton pouch for discreet, convenient storage between cycles.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B086694C6G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,060 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #2 in Menstrual Cups |
| Brand | saalt |
| Brand Name | saalt |
| Color | Desert Blush |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 17,973 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00851705008125 |
| Item Diameter | 1.6 Inches |
| Item Weight | 0.65 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | saalt |
| Material | Silicone |
| Material Type | Silicone |
| Material Type Free | BPA Free, Latex Free, Toxic Free |
| Model Name | Soft Menstrual Cup - Best Sensitive Reusable Period Cup - Wear for 12 Hours - Tampon and Pad Alternative (Small (Pack of 1), Desert Blush) Model Name Soft Menstrual Cup - Best Sensitive Reusable Period Cup - Wear for 12 Hours - Tampon and Pad Alternative (Small (Pack of 1), Desert Blush) See more |
| Size | Small |
| UPC | 851705008125 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Size:** Small
- **Brand:** saalt
- **Color:** Desert Blush
- **Material:** Silicone
- **Item Diameter:** 1.6 Inches

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Should i get the soft version if i am a virgin? i took the put a cup in it quiz and it recommended the small, but i don't know that it factored that i**
A: Thank you for reaching out! For users with a strong pelvic floor, who have not carried a baby to full term, we typically recommend our original Saalt Cup. Saalt's original menstrual cup was designed to be the easiest to use and most comfortable cup on the market. The medical-grade silicone has a velvety soft finish and is on the slightly firm side of average and is engineered with a bulb shape that retains its form very well. This makes it an excellent cup for first-time cup users because the slightly firmer structure allows it to pop open very easily when inserted and creates a really good seal, so it's leak-free and sits comfortably in place. It is so comfortable that we hear from new customers literally every single day that they can't even feel it once they have it in and even forget they are on their period! We hope this helps!

**Q: Is saalt itself iso 13485 certified or just the manufacturing faciltiy where the cups are made?**
A: Both! Saalt is ISO MDSAP 13485 Certified as well as the facility we use to produce the cups.

**Q: When is it going to be available again?**
A: All of our cups are currently in stock!✨

**Q: If I buy the soft but find the original might work better for me, is this included in the customer satisfaction guarantee?**
A: Possibly. Their customer service is extremely helpful. I told them that I tried the regular soft cup for two cycles and would prefer a smaller one because the regular one was too big, and they sent me a new one for free. As long as you tell them you tried it for at least two cycles, they’d probably help you out.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cannot feel it at all. Lots of positives
*by J***E on July 3, 2020*

*this is a pretty long review and I have a lot to say. In sort, I really liked this cup. It's perfect for younger people, does not leak, and is comfortable to wear when using the bathroom.* Originally, I first started with Diva Cups since it was sold at my local pharmacy. The diva cup was way too large, thick, long, and uncomfortable. I could feel it coming out throughout the day and would always leak. I assumed this was probably because the shape or size of this cup made it impossible for me to easily get it to suction, or the fact that I have a tilted cervix. I concluded that both of these things were probably at play and contributed to the Diva Cup being uncomfortable. So, I decided to try another cup. I wanted to try a shorter cup this time, and something softer since the Diva Cup was too hard. So, I opted to get the soft Saalt cup. I read the reviews and the cup looked very short so I was hopeful it would work. Keep in mind I am not old at all, and because of that I never had children. The cup arrived in a very cute packaging. I simply let it soak in boiling water for no more than 5 minutes and washed it out with scentless soap after wards. Then, I used it. It was very easy to insert since it was small. The diva cup hurt to put in and take out so the Saalt cup was an improvement. Once it was in, I pushed it far up and expected it to be noticeable when I stood up, but I truly could not feel it at all. However, the cup seemed to sit further up but not far enough for me to not be able to feel it. Throughout the day, I knew a cup was up there but I genuinely could not feel it. There was also no leaks. When I went to take it out at the end of the day, the cup was actually halfway full on one of my light days. I am pretty heavy so anyone with a normal flow should be able to use this cup for 12 hours no problem. It was a little hard taking it out and I was afraid it was tugging on my cervix because I couldn't release the suction, but it only took me a few minutes to release the suction. I continued to use this product for a couple more days and it was perfect. Some positives is that I could keep the cup in me while using the bathroom (1&2). This wasn't the case for the Diva Cup. Softer cups have a reputation for "falling out" while your using the bathroom but not this one. Overall, this cup is really good and I recommend it to people who are younger, have a shorter/curved cervix, have bladder problems when using a regular stiffness cup, can feel regular stiffness cups, and also those who want to just try a new cup. I would not recommend the softer version for new users mainly because it can be scary to take out and put in since it is so soft.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🙌NEVER EVER EVER GOING BACK TO PADS 🙌
*by M***. on July 23, 2020*

After years of misery I finally decided to give period discs and cups a try. After two babies I can’t tolerate a tampon, they feel like they are stabbing me, and I leak around them; and pads leave my skin feeling raw by the end of my period week. And I leak around them half the time anyway, even wearing extra long overnight pads during the day. And I don’t even have an overly heavy flow. I tried flex discs first. They were very comfortable and I had noticeably less cramping, but I kept having leaks, and they would need adjusting all the time during the day. When they were in place, I couldn’t tell they were there- but I knew immediately if they migrated. And my God, I could never find a way to take them out without it being a bloodbath. And they were disposable, so I had to keep shelling out money, and then I was putting more plastic in landfills. AND I still needed to wear a liner or pad anyway. I gave it five months, but then I called the experiment a bust. I resigned myself to pads thinking that I f tampons were too uncomfortable then a menstrual cup would be, too. But friends kept telling me to try one. There’s a website www.putacupinit.com that goes over like every product out there and the quiz they have to help suggest the right product pointed me to the Saalt Soft Cup. So far, I REALLY like it. I got through a day at home, a day at work (12 hour shift as a nurse in a busy ER), and two sleeps -and between the Saalt and Bambody period underwear (HIGHLY. RECOMMEND.)- NO LEAKS on my clothes or sheets, and no raw skin from pads. -I can feel the cup, but it is infinitely more comfortable than a tampon. I’m aware it’s there but I can tune the sensation of it being there out easily. It doesn’t feel like it’s stabbing me the way a tampon does. I have had to adjust it a bit a couple of times, but it’s mush easier to do with the cup than the disc, and MUCH less messy when it happens. -It was easy to insert correctly from the start. The instructions are clear, and I got it right the first try. -I have had scant leaking around it, unlike the flex disc that leaked all the time. I would almost be willing to wear it with regular underwear, but the thought of an accident doesn’t seem worth it when the Bambody underwear are so comfy. -When it is time to remove and reinsert the cup, it is SO MUCH LESS MESSY than the disc. I never once managed to remove a disc without getting blood all over myself. And the toilet. And occasionally the floor. It was insane. Twice I’ve been mess free with the cup, and the other times the amount of blood spillage was minimal. -The only area the flex disc beats the Saalt is that you can still have sex while wearing the disc, but not while wearing the cup. For me, this isn’t a deal breaker. And you can always keep a stock of discs just for period sex if you want. -So far I’ve only worn the larger of the two cups, since I’m just starting my cycle. If for some reason the lighter cup is a problem I will update, but worst case, I wear only the large and spent a little more on the two pack than necessary. I’m saving a ton over the life of the cup by not buying disposable products. I’m nearly 40, and the website estimates I will save nearly $1300 by switching. Imagine if I had started younger!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Arrived Open **UPDATED REVIEW**
*by D***E on January 24, 2025*

UPDATE: bought a new one which arrived in perfect condition and had the correct bags. I also reached out to Saalt customer service who responded very quickly and compassionately to my inquiry about the bags and provided information on how to get them. If you got the cotton bags just hit them up and they will tell you what to do. They temporarily ran out of their classic colorful bags. The "regular" one is a little difficult to work with. It's slightly bulbous (wider than a diva cup) so it's kind of hard to not feel the pressure from inside. Is it unbearable? No but added discomfort during the menstrual cycle can be a tough thing to excuse at times. Nonetheless it is a very good cup in terms of functionality, cleanliness, and quality. 4 stars for it. The small cup however?? 5 STARS. It's so comfortable you cannot feel it, and as someone with a sensitive body it does not hurt neither on insertion nor removal. It's very nice and soft and yet it forms a perfect seal with your body once you get it open. I tested it in my home by wearing white underpants and no liner. No leakage, no spots, no stains, nothing. I absolutely love the small one and recommend it for those who are sensitive to width or pressure. In the video I am basically just opening and closing my hand. I hardly have to apply any pressure to squeeze it. It arrived open and also does not have the storage bags as advertised. They were cheap and thin unbleached cotton pouches. It looks like someone tampered with mine so I have to send it back for personal safety. If the seller is of assistance I'll update the review with the true product

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