OrganiCup Menstrual Cup - Size Mini - Eco-Friendly, Reusable Period Solution - Superior to Pads & Tampons - Suitable for Light to Heavy Flow

My first time I used it, and I researched it (and other brands) a TON, was difficult. I knew it would be hard, but I underestimated the difficulty. I tried it for two hours, but first tried over 10 times to figure it out, and then decided to take it out after two hours. Taking it out, was apparently, not well instructed because I went into it with not enough information from the company on how to gently remove it. It hurt a ton to take out, suction pulling on my inner walls and on top of that, an uncomfortable fold from trying to take it out. I wasn’t informed enough on removal, or insertion. I gave up that night and waited till morning to try it again. But I remember the stem was uncomfortable so I cut it, which I hoped I wouldn’t have to do but what was I thinking because everyone has had to do it, and I was very cautious in the past when thinking about it because I didn't want it to get lost, but it wouldn’t happen, little did I know that then. So the next morning I gave it a go, and after 5 tries, I got it confidently in. Wore a pad just in case, and it did leak, but that’s expected for beginners because of little experience beforehand. Then AFTER the second day of wearing it, it barely leaked! I’d say it didn’t, but it still had a drop of blood smeared in underwear because idk why. And with the stem short, but was like that for the past two days, I couldn’t feel it at all. I’d have to try hard to feel it. But it was soooo comfortable and just when i thought I couldn’t be happier it completely stopped leaking, my underwear was actually the cleanest ever! So, the only problem was how to remove it not painfully. The same morning that I realized I was truly happy, when my underwear had NO blood on it for the first time, was also the morning I finally solved my removal problems. Because, even though it’s a lot less pain than my first try, I still had a second of pain when removing. Only a second of pain. So I searched online “how to remove menstrual cups pain free” and found out, which was ever stated in the instruction(al video) from Organicup company, that you fold the cup how you fold to put in, in order to get air in (which I knew I needed to do didn’t know how) so you can painfully take it out with suction hurting you. I was so impressed with this removal trick or all along instruction for it that I was unaware of.Pros:•Not hard at all even for teens/beginners. (Just make sure to get more information and experiences and tips from users vs. company, experiences are more relatable than companies.•Great auction•Completely comfortable (can’t feel it at all!)•You don’t worry or remember you are on your period!•For active people too! So easy to do anything with cup in! No leaks—once you get the hand of it (3 days for me).•SAVE EARTH•Healthiest option for you, cleanest also. I feel so happy and healthy and I enjoy my period now that I have this! It’s so FUN to remove and empty and clean and insert this cup, a routine that I DON’T mind at all!•Cheap! Dynamic changes in price, but less than 30 and lasts a decade + or - while saving money from other products.Cons:None! As long as you find the right information and you WILL you’ll get it immediately!Thanks developers/engineers/company! I am completely satisfied!I recommend to every woman EVER! Get this! I SWEAR ON MY DEAD BODY ITS LEGITIMATELY AMAZING IN EVERY WAY! Just be patient (though only 3 days til perfect) and get the right info to figure it out! Save earth and you with this cup!!! LOVE IT!

Finally! A tiny cup that fits! I have been looking for a cup that isn't too long or wide and this was the perfect fit. I literally tried 10 different cups, all the major brands, and they all poked out and felt uncomfortable. This is perfect. Stays in place and I don't feel it. I did cut the "string" off the end, but that was easy peasy. Definitely worth a try if you need a super small cup.

This is my first time using a menstrual cup. I've been a pad user all my life. I liked the idea of being able to reuse a product, because it benefits the environment as well as my wallet! That being said, I was definitely nervous about trying it. I was overwhelmed by the different brand options for cups, but stumbled upon Organicup. It seemed straightforward, and what won me over was its mini size. As a petite person, having a mini option was great.Putting the cup in for the first time was so much easier than I could have ever imagined- I got it on the first try! The fold method that works for me is the punch-down. The Organicup is a softer menstrual cup, so I've never gotten a noticeable "pop" feeling to know that it is successfully in. I just feel around the rim for any folds, then tug on the stem to make sure there's a suction feeling. After that, I'm all done! I have never experienced any leaks.If you're considering making the switch to cups, do it!!! It has been life-changing for me and I can say with confidence I am never going back. The Organicup is a fantastic cup for beginners like myself.

This is my very first experience with a menstrual cup. I am 4'11 / 170 lbs and don't have any kids yet. I can barely get the mini cup inside. The only way I can get it in properly is to lie down completely flat and spread eagle or to do a sumo wrestler squat/stance. So having said that it's not possible for me to get it in correctly in a regular sized public bathroom stall. Once it is in it works like a charm! I have heavy periods for the first few days and it has to be emptied every 8 hours. Emptying it is tricky to do with out making a complete mess. I have to do kegels to help push it out and get it back in. It works like a charm for light period days. For heavy period days I say where a back up pad just to be safe. Also you can feel when the cup is full inside of you so you'll know when to change it. I really like the fact that it saves money on not having to buy tampons and pads every month and saves time with not having to change your pad / tampon every few hours. I love it and will keep using it as long as I can. Definitely follow directions and sterilize with boiling water ( I do that once a day on my period). I also wash it with gentle soap every time I empty it. I like it overall and am happy with my purchase. My advice would be to get a size smaller than what you think in addition to the cup size you think you'll need to find the right fit.

I have been wanting to use a menstrual cup for quite some time now, but they were always very uncomfortable. I had tried two different brands of the smaller "pre birth" size; however, it hurt a lot to insert and it didn't feel right. I kept looking for smaller sizes, and I found the "mini" version here. Although I am not a teen, I am a petite person, so this fit perfectly for me and it was the first time I had success with a menstrual cup. I trimmed the stem just a tad so that I wouldn't feel it. I couldn't believe how freeing it felt! I didn't use a liner or anything -- no leakage my first time using. I have the period panties which I can wear on heavier days for a back up in case the menstrual cup doesn't work -- but I don't think that will happen! It was also so easy to remove. I'm so glad the mini size exists! Thank you!