EcoBlossom Reusable Menstrual Cup and Case - The Most Reliable Medical Grade Silicone Period Cups - Comfortably use for 12 Hours (Small/Large (Pack of 2), Round Stem & Case)

Good quality silicone. Pretty easy to use once you get used to it. Easy to clean I love that it comes with a cleaning case.

At first, I was a little scared to try the EcoBlossom reusable menstrual cup, but I’m so glad I did! It takes a little getting used to, but once you figure it out, it’s extremely convenient and comfortable. I love that it’s reusable, eco-friendly, and saves me money compared to pads and tampons. It’s secure, easy to clean, and I barely notice I’m wearing it. Honestly, it makes that time of the month so much easier. Highly recommend!

EcoBlossom is my first menstrual cup brand ever and it took many tries to insert it and get it open inside. With patience and research, I was able to let my body accept the cup and it eventually opened and caught all of the flow. It's so easy to dump and reinsert. Removal is a bit tricky since it's a little deep inside but it's still better than tampons. No friction from a string or removal of a tampon, no allergies, no worries about leaking or concerns about hygiene throughout the day. It's a life saver. Please give it a try.

Delivered fast. I have eczema triggered by pads so tried this. It works! It takes some reading and practice getting it there the first time but after that, it is a breeze. I thought I need to cut off the stem but after overnight use, it just pops in place as soon as you insert it. Be careful with no. 2, first time I had to go after I had it on, the cup popped out. It is good I decided to pull it out, otherwise, it is a disaster.

Love these! It's a cheaper alternative to a Dixie Cup and I'm obsessed. There's a huge learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, you'll save so much money (and time/laundry detergent/stain remover/sheets/underwear). I liked the pack with two different sizes to switch out based on my flow. The case makes it easy to clean--pop it in the microwave with some water for a few minutes, let it cool, then it's sterilized and good to go! They last what feels like forever too. If you've been wondering about menstrual cups for a while like I was, take this as your sign to go for it!

A little difficult to get the hang of but when in places we’ll, you can’t even tell it’s there

I’m 28 and a tampon user generally. With the cost of everything these days and in an attempt to be more eco conscious, I thought this was worth a try. I’ve used it for half a cycle and here’s my opinions: Pros: - I’m an equestrian (ride horses) and an avid runner, and this handled my life great! No leakage and couldn’t even feel it while doing either sport. - I had to change it a lot less even on heavy days. It was just way more peace of mind knowing I could go a little longer between emptying and not as concerning over night. - once it was in correctly, I couldn’t feel it at all. Felt like irritation was way lower (after learning curve of course). - does not spill contents removing as easily as I thought. It’s pretty mess free. Cons: -y’all I thought I lost it one day 🤣 patience is required when learning how to use it both putting in and removing. But it really only took a couple of changes before I figured it out. - not really a con, but just a comment that you’re way more up there then you have to be with inserting or removing a tampon. - if you hate the look of blood, this could be gross. I could see that being an issue for some people. - real learning curve. It takes time to figure out placement, removing, etc. it’ll feel weird if not in quite right and it just takes practice.

these changed. my. life. i never have to buy tampons ever again. i struggled to insert them properly at first. however, this is a common problem for women with menstrual cups. once you get used to them, it’s a breeze. they are durable and comfortable.