EcoBlossom Reusable Menstrual Cup Set - The Most Reliable Medical Grade Silicone Period Cups - Comfortably use for 12 Hours (2 Small Cups)

This is actually my first time trying menstrual cups and I’m really happy I chose the EcoBlossom set. The silicone feels soft and comfortable, and I was surprised how easy it was to insert and wear. I use the small size and it fits well without any leaks. I can wear it comfortably for up to 12 hours, which is awesome because I don’t have to worry about changing it during the day or night. Cleaning is simple and I like that they include both small and large sizes so you can find what works best for you. Switching from pads and tampons was a bit nerve-wracking but this cup made the process a lot easier than I expected. Plus, I’m already saving so much money by not buying disposable products every month. It feels great knowing I’m using a product that’s good for me and good for the planet. I’d definitely recommend this set to anyone new to menstrual cups.

This menstrual cup kit is truly the best. I love it so much that this is already the second set I’ve purchased — this time to gift someone else. It’s incredibly practical, and I really appreciate that it comes with two cups. The sterilizing cup is a game changer, making it quick and easy to sterilize the cup anywhere. I highly recommend it!

These cups are GREAT!!! I was a tampon user previously and between the leaks and the cost, I wanted to try something different. These were it. A little learning curve to get in but there are directions with pictures that are helpful. Once figured out, I have no leaks and I can easily wear it for 12+ hours with no issues. No issues overnight. I usually wait until I’m in the shower to remove as that part can get slightly messy. Comfortable, and a money saver.

Alright my asexuals, here’s the review that applies to any of us who aren’t used to having things up there. I’m the font of asexual that doesn’t partake in any sort of acts. The only time something goes up there is when I go for my Pap smear. I tried tampons in my teens but the pain and discomfort quickly ended that. I bought these 3 cycles ago. The internet claims there’s less pain and honestly I just wanted to spend less on pads and say goodbye to diaper rash. The internet also says to give these things a few cycles to get used to before judging. So here’s my take. The overall product is great. It feels like good quality (I have nothing to compare to). It comes with two sizes and a carrying bag. Clear instructions for any first time users. It took some failures to get it in correctly at first but 3 cycles in and I’m almost a pro at it, I’d say. People say after 2-3 months you stop feeling it and being constantly aware that it’s in there. That’s not the case for me. It’s not painful, but it is uncomfortable when I’m walking and moving around. I feel like it’s sitting too low in my vaginal canal but I cannot get it any higher. This leads me to believe the small is still too large for me and I will try another brand to confirm. Because of this, I can’t say if this is a 5* or a 3* product. It could be perfect for someone it fits properly. It could fit me properly and I’m just aware of it so much because I’m not used to things being in there. So I’ll try another (smaller) brand and if after a few months of trying that one, I can distinctly tell a difference, I’ll come back and update this review. I don’t want to give this a bad rating when it could simply be a bad fit for me. If you just need something to get the job done, this is great. I’ve had no issues with the functionality of the product. If you want something less noticeable, we may have to shop around a little more.

This is the most comfortable cup I've ever used. It did not leak at all and does not hurt to place or remove.

I liked that it holds more than my Lena cup. (My Lena cup is a small) I got this one because it had a lot of great reviews and much much cheaper than my Lena and I needed something more for my super heavy flow. I like the little knob to help get the cup out. Cup also hasn’t leaked, so that’s a bonus. I dislike the thickness of the silicone and getting the cup to open fully is a pain. Removal is kind of painful. And not due to the suction. My lady parts are kinda sore from inserting and removing the cup the few times I’ve had to. In the future, I would probably invest in another Lena Sensitive cup in a size large. But the sanitizer cup is fantastic. If I wouldn’t have had the Lena cup first, I probably would have rated this cup higher. I just had greater expectations I guess. But a cup compared to a tampon? Absolutely. I still have to wear a pad too. My periods are just too heavy not to wear any backup. But I have minimal leakage, mostly from the cup getting too full.

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!

I have been using a Diva cup since my early 20s and it never bothered me. All of a sudden the "pull tab" was very irritating to me. I cut it off and it was still very irritating. I think it had to do with the open end pinching me and then the edge was to rough, or something like that. I was worried that I'd have to go back to tampons or pads after 14 years of using a cup. I saw these with the closed tab and thought I'd give these a try before I went back to tampons. I'm am SOO glad I did, because I am no longer having the irritation issue. The colors are nice, not necessary, but nice and the price is great for 2!