June Menstrual Cup - Soft (Clear, Large (1 Pack))

When I was reading reviews to purchase this cup, it seemed like most of the reviews were from first time cup users, which wasn’t really helpful for me. Which is why I feel obligated to write a review! I’ve been using menstrual cups for maybe the last 3-4 years. I started with the flex cup which I really loved, but the pull tab broke more than once and I was tired of having to replace it every couple of months. So then I switched to the pixie cup, which I also ended up loving! Now I’m not sure what happened because after I had my baby, I ended up hating the pixie cup! Which doesn’t really make sense to me because I had a C-section. But the pixie cup became very uncomfortable. the stem was always poking me and felt like I was being stabbed every time I moved! So I hopped on Amazon to find another brand and landed on June! Let me tell you, this is the best cup I have ever used, and you literally cannot beat the price! It cost a 1/3 of other cups out there! It’s soft while still being structured, it’s purple so it’s not going to stain, and the best part is that the stem is small and rounded at the end so no poking! I literally can’t feel it and sometimes forget I even have it in! I’ve had zero leaks and zero pain. This cup would be great for first time cup users and experienced ones. I love the satin storage bag it comes with to store in between cycles. I literally have nothing bad to say about this cup!

I’ve been using a menstrual cup for about a decade and loved it. Then I had two babies with only one period in between and had to get rid of my previous cup because it was too old, so I had to get a new one after having babies. The first cup I tried (different brand) was uncomfortable and leaked and I was worried I wouldn’t find a cup that worked. I got the large of the June cup and it has worked great! It’s flexible and soft and really comfortable. It leaked a little on day 2 of my cycle, but with some finagling and positional adjustments, it hasn’t leaked since! I did end up cutting off the little nub at the bottom because it irritated my vaginal opening, and since doing that I haven’t had any issues with comfortability and it’s just as easy for me to remove it. I forget it’s there most of the time. I don’t have any info on long-term quality, but so far I really like it.

I've been using menstrual cups for about 20 years or so, and I've tried several different kinds. So far, this one is my favorite. It's a very happy purple and so far it's resisting discoloration. It doesn't seem to hold any odor and the pink satin bag is cute. It seems to be a little wider and a little more flexible than some of the other cups I've had, so its a little fiddly to get it to pop open all the way when it's placed, but if you're an experienced cup user, it's no big deal. Otherwise, it might be a little challenging to maneuver until you get used to it. Mine seems to slide down as it starts to fill up, and once in a while when I sit down to take care of things, I have to catch it quick before it falls out. It might be from the weight of a full cup and the high flexibility, but it also might just be a personal anatomy thing. Every girl has different specs for her ideal cup. For me, the biggest selling point of this cup is the little ball at the end of the stem. Every other cup I have had could sometimes pinch my skin because of the shape of the stem, but this one doesn't do that at all, and the ball makes it easier to grasp to remove. When it's time for a replacement, I'll be coming back for another cup just like this one.

Switched over to this as a cheaper alternative to the Diva Cup I used previously. I like that this cup has a less intrusive stem but I’ve realized even the normal size is just too wide and short for me (more so than the Diva Cup). It makes it very difficult and borderline painful to insert and remove, and I’m not a newbie to cups. It’s also on the thick side, which in my case exacerbates the problem since it’s hard to get it to open fully once inserted which requires even more fussing. Luckily I no longer have to deal with periods every month so it’s bearable for my occasional needs, but just be aware this is one short and stout cup. Everyone is built differently.

I’ve had two kids, and tampons were just NOT staying in at all. My muscles and anatomy were just so different after children. I was getting frustrated because tampons would slip out when using the bathroom, they weren’t absorbing anything, and I was spitting on all of my undergarments. I tried the Saalt cup from Target and it helped but it was still too small and I was still getting spotting and cup movement while inserted. I ordered the large June cup and omg it is so much better! Stays in place, hold more flow, and doesn’t leak! It’s very soft and comfortable to wear. Easy to remove and clean. I like the color as it doesn’t showing staining as bad as my Saalt cup. Thinking of ordering a second one to keep in my purse for days when Aunt Flo shows up when I’m gone from the house lol

The stick at the bottom hurts and the cups feels uncomfortable, after wearing it for 2 hours, when emptying the cups the top rim hurts the most.

I had been looking and searching for a cup that is not too small not to big not to soft but not to hard and I can say finally i fount it and the price is just the cherry on top I have spend $30 on lunnette 30 on lena 30 on saalt, and the other one that I love is saalt I have the green one on lager and that was way too big for my daily use when I'm at home I only use it when I have a long day but this june is just perfect and the little ball that at the end is so comfortable I don't even feel it. that was one of the biggest issue that I had with the other cups even if I cut it it was still bothering me. I have 1 baby and the small size it just prefect my only complaint it that they don't make other colors but the price the quality and the comfortably it prefect