Leya Menstrual Cup - Reusable Period Cup - Set of 3 Disposable Menstrual Cups - Tampon & Pad Alternative - Light to Heavy Flow - Easy to Insert & Remove - Medical Grade Silicone - Latex & BPA Free

These honestly changed my life. I was hesitant to try menstrual cups, but they're amazing. I have a very heavy flow and these rarely ever fill up on me. They're easy to use and you can't feel them at all. I used to CONSTANTLY bleed through tampons, changing every 4 hours. I feel like I have freedom now, they last all day. These work excellent, couldn't recommend enough.

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I have tried many different brands but I stuck with this one now. The 2 sizes are great to shift between days. I have had zero leaks. These are great quality, I have been using them for over a year now. Definitely recommend!

These are good quality. Easy to clean and the value for money is great, in my opinion.There's a mild learning curve to using these. Once you find the fold you like, it works great. So nice not to have to worry about changing tampons in the middle of work meetings, or wondering if you have enough to get you through, or checking your bank account to see if you can afford a full size box of tampons or just a small one.The silicone, after twoish months, holds up very well. I can see this being useful for years. Easy to clean, too. After the whole affair is done with, I like to spritz 50/50 white vinegar water solution into and around the cup. Let it dry, then rinse with clean water. I wouldn't do this if you're planning on using it within the next day or so, but I also don't generally shove white vinegar into...places. Ymmv.I'd say it is a little stiff and sometimes, if I'm laying down, it presses in and really hurts. As for cramps, I think some days it really relieves them entirely, and others I get awful rolling ones that take my breath away.For the price, for the benefit to the environment, and for the lack of staining to clothing, I'd say this was a very good purchase. I wish it was a little softer so it didn't press so hard, but for a first time user, I have very few complaints.

All in all this is a decent cup, but I find the silicone is a little too soft, leading it to be difficult to get open once inserted. If you’ve used cups before and know some of the tricks it will work, but I don’t recommend it as a beginner cup. I have always used a punch down (also called tulip) fold and typically have no issue getting a cup to pop open, sometimes needing to rotate it slightly, but with this cup I was having to try and push the folded silicone out of its folded shape and into its open state. Otherwise, it’s comfortable as it (I didn’t need to trim it) and I have no leaks once I actually get it situated, but I have a pretty good handle on using cups and I’m not afraid to get invasive to make sure it’s right