Enna Cycle Menstrual Cup with Applicator Twin Pack, Medium1 Units

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Leaks (15%) 'They can leak if the sizing is not right so sometimes I put a pad on as well which defeats the purpose of a sustainable sanitary product.' Difficult to take out (20%) 'I t takes a while to perfect how to take them out... this definitely caused issues at first!' Try using water or water-based lubricant inside the applicator barrel or on the tip of the applicator (especially if you are on a lighter flow day) to help the cup pop open. There are also menstrual discs that are shaped more like a shallow bowl, without a stem. These tend to be one size fits all, and some can be worn during sex. It may take a bit of trial and error to get the hang of inserting and removing them. Cost The cup is held in place between two tines and looks like it should work for a range of different cups.

SHORDY Menstrual Cup Applicator Tool for Easy Insert with

Some cups are more soft and pliable while other are more firm. Some people might find softer cups easier to insert, and those with sensitive bladders may prefer a softer cup it won't have the same level of outward pressure as a firmer cup. The Pixie Cup Applicator is compatible with all brands of silicone menstrual cups, making it a versatile tool for cup users. Whether you prefer a specific brand or like to switch between different cup options, the applicator ensures seamless functionality and ease of use. ConclusionIn the past few years, innovation in menstrual care products have seen reusable options, such as period-absorbent underwear and menstrual cups, make a move into the mainstream. They have some advantages over period pants as they can be more easily removed and swapped on the go, but do also tend to be more bulky and have never quite caught on in the same way, Some brands, including DivaCup and Lunette, sell menstrual cup cleansers, and there are also wipes available (which could put a bit of a dent in the eco-credentials of your cup). Some people take a few cycles to get used to the menstrual cup and work out how it works best for them. When a cup is property inserted (and the stem is appropriately trimmed!) you shouldn’t feel the cup inside you at all. Insert: Insert the Suction-Breaker into the vagina and gently place the Suction-Breaker between your cup and your vaginal wall.

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Wondering which menstrual cup is best for you? Take The Cup Quiz to be matched! Menstrual Cups With ApplicatorsSu first came across a menstrual cup when she was travelling around Australia in 2000 and started to import and distribute it to friends and friends of friends when she came home to the UK. But discovering that some had a reaction to the latex in this rubber cup, she researched hypoallergenic alternatives and invented the world’s first reusable, medical grade silicone menstrual cup, trademarked as the Mooncup® in the spring of 2002. Even if you properly inserted the Sunny Cup with the Sunny Applicator, it is normal for the Sunny Cup to not pop open on its own, especially on your first try! It depends on how heavy your flow is, your anatomy, and it takes practice! Here are some helpful tips: The market for menstrual cups is ever-expanding – so with more options than ever, we’ve rounded up the best menstrual cups on the market right now from brands such as Intimina, Saalt, AllMatters, Softcup, Flex Cup, Cora and DivaCup. For first time users - especially those nervous of leaks, The Saalt Cup has multiple seal points to prevent any leaking. If you're planning any travel in the near future, or are concerned you won't be somewhere you can clean your cup, this SPEQUIX set comes with its own sterilizing cup and brush, or you can buy this Pixie steam sterilizer to use with your cup. And even for those with specific concerns - like those with a flow that varies or those who want to be intimate during their period, we've found the best menstrual cups on the market.