2 Pcs Menstrual Cups, Reusable Set (Small & Large), 100% Medical Silicone, Tampon and Pad Alternative, Soft, Flexible and 1st Quality. No Leakage, No Worries

It's everything you want in a me Straub cup. Cheap comfortable and doesn't leak. Has two sizes for different flow. Great for someone with a tilted cervix.

This menstral cup set is perfect for anyone who isnt sure what size to use after children. I used to buy the smalls, but thought I had to get larges after having kids. Surprisingly the smalls still work fine and are super comfortable to wear. They are easy to sterilize and clean also.

These are decent menstrual cups. They're on the firmer side, so they pop open easily. That means they're pretty easy to use for beginners. It also means they're a little less comfortable than softer cups. The bottom has extra reinforcement rings to make the cup easier to open once inserted and easier to remove. Unlike some cups, this one does not have any measurement lines. That makes it harder to measure your flow, but it also makes the cup easier to clean (the lines are usually on the inside to prevent chafing).The main thing that I don't like about these cups is the size. Even the "large" holds a little less than my usual "small" Venus cup, to say nothing of the large Venus cup, and the "small" isn't small enough for extra comfort on light-flow/spotting days. Also, the inside cavity points down into the tip, making it difficult to safely cut off the pull tab on the end, which I usually do for comfort.Overall, these cups are not the most comfortable I've used, but they're not particularly uncomfortable either; they're average on that front. And they're good for beginners because they're easier to use than many cups are and they come with a couple of different sizes for you to try. They may not be your forever cup, but they're good first cups.

This is my second time using a menstrual cup. I felt much more comfortable using these cups. I like that it came with different size options so that you could adjust accordingly. It still is difficult for me to get a good grip to get the cup out, but I guess with time, I will get better. No spillage

Extremely uncomfortable..... I will not use this again, I will just stick to the normal tampons, these cups are too big and uncomfortable. Even though I'm married, these cups are still extremely uncomfy.Such a waste of money!Do Not recommend it!

Easy to use easy to install an easy to remove, it is also easy to clean in the comfort is mid-level comfort

I've used June cups in the past but felt it might be worth branching out for the sake of exploration. I've found these cups to be on the thicker side, so they aren't particularly flexible. This makes them a bit difficult to situate comfortably and for the seal to remain intact when doing more bendy activities. I do feel that the cups run a bit large as well. If you're an experienced user of cups this is a manageable product, however it's not my personal preference.

I've used menstrual cups and discs for years now and will never go back to tampons and pads. These are so much better for your body and the environment.There's a learning curve with using these so be patient and keep trying. The trick is to make sure it's fully open and spins easily when inside so that you experience as little leakage as possible. I tend to leak more with menstrual cups than I do with discs and the suction with cups can be a little uncomfortable sometimes. What I love about cups - these included - is that there is a lot less mess when emptying, although you will have to empty more often. I LOVE that these come as a set of two for my lighter days towards the end of my period. The packaging is adorable and the little satin bag helps to conceal those babies from curious eyes.You can follow the instructions for sterilizing that are included with the cups.I've found that an equal mix of 3% hydrogen peroxide and water helps to get pesky stains out. it's not necessary but some people (including me) do like them. Don't do it too often or for too long as overuse of can degrade the silicone and shorten the lifespan of your cup. I do it about once every three months and have never had an issue. Also make sure that you rinse your cup in cold water first followed by a wash with warm water and soap every time you remove it. Hot water sets stains so you don't want to start with that.