Sirona Reusable Menstrual Cup for Women - Medium & Small (Pack of 2) | FDA Approved | Ultra Soft 100% Medical Grade Silicone | Odour, Rash & Itch-Free Period | Leak-Proof Protection for 8-10 Hours

Comfortable and easy to use. Fits very well and lets me forget the worries. Recommended

Great , it's a life saver . Gone were the days with rashes , itching, discomfort, odour and what not . Also it might take a little time to get used to it but definitely worth it at last( if correctly used ) . The quality is good.

Very good product

It’s going to be a long review. So please bear with me :) • Ok so quite simply, a Menstrual Cup is a bell-shaped Menstruation product that you insert into your vagina (don't flip out, I'll get to the how and why and is it safe soon) and has a stem at the bottom to help pull it out when it's full. Please watch tutorial videos to learn the insertion & removal of menstrual cups. I use the “punch-down” fold and began by putting one leg up on a surface and squatting a bit. As with everything, practice and patience makes perfect :) • It's reusable so it's pretty much a 2 time investment at the most (one cup can be used up to 8-10 years), eco-friendly (no latex or rubber or any kind of chemicals gels), gets rid of period blood rashes and smells because it is the only product that Collects blood as opposed to absorbing it. • No rashes. No smell. No ICKY EW something's rubbing against my vagina all day. • Menstrual Cups are made from Medical Grade Silicone. The same thing used in babies' feeding bottle nipples. So it doesn't react to the body. It blends right in. • Now because it collects blood inside the body, your period blood gets very limited exposure to oxygen and that pretty much cuts out the period smell you're used to. Which is a result of blood coming in contact with air. • It is also infection free because unlike pads, you aren't subjecting your vagina to any toxins like you would with the Plastic/Latex/ Gels from Pads or Tampons. Also, because Tampons and Pads absorb blood, they also absorb moisture from your vagina leaving it dry and itchy. While Cups just collect blood. • No, the Cup can't get lost inside of you. The path connecting your vagina to your Uterus is too narrow for a Cup to pass through. So it legit Can't go all the way up guys! • So here's the thing. When the Cup is inserted correctly, it forms a Suction with the Vaginal Wall (without any air pockets) and stands in place to collect the blood without leaks. For a regular flow, change the Cup once every 12 hours. On my Day 1 and 2, I try and change once every 8 hours. I begin to feel it become full, though I've forgotten a couple times and faintly spotted. No overflowing leaks though, that's very very rare and I've personally never heard of it! • Before and after your Menstrual Cycle, BOIL IT. Fill a vessel with water and boil it along with the Cup. This Sterilizes it. I usually wait for the water to properly start buzzing and bubbling. • Yes, they ACTUALLY work and many women in the West have been successfully using them for close to a decade now. The movement is still new here in India, but it's going to explode. Take my word for it (or the women Ive Cupverted!) That’s all from my side!

This menstrual cup is comfy, leak-proof, and super easy to use once you get the hang of it. I barely feel it, and it gives me hours of freedom without worrying about changes. Plus, zero rash, no dryness—just clean and fuss-free.

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I recently switched from pads to menstrual cups, and my experience has been great.I would give this menstrual cup from Sirona a 10/10 rating.

As a first time user of menstrual cups, i have found some pros and cons about it. I never really cared about the whole save the planet aspect of reusable products tbh. The only thing i think about during my periods is how to make it easier for myself. The only reason i bought this product was to save some money rn. But usually tampons are my go to product. But if you're looking for reusable products to lessen your waste then this is definitely a better option than reusable pads in terms of hygiene Pros- its great if you want to save money that you'd be spending on pads or tampons. Thats initially why i wanted to even try this. - its not so bad once you get the hang of it. And as long as you follow instructions - lasts for a few years. Cons- oh boy do i have a few of these... For starters, it wasnt easy to insert. I followed the instructions and did the u fold shape and tried to insert it. It hurt. - the most important con for me is the emptying it out part. It feels really gross. Not to mention if you're out at work or somewhere public, its pretty impossible to wash. A lot of public restrooms don't have water. And even if they do you really can't trust how clean it is. Considering this is something you have to insert into your body, you could end up with an infection if the water isn't clean. So there's no way i would use this unless i was at home. Tampons are my go to option for when I'm out so i can dispose of it and use a new one when needed. Sanitising the cup is very import ant before using it again Edit: - after using it for a couple of years, ive gotten the hang of using it. It doesn't hurt. I wasn't doing it properly before i think. It's mess free. So don't worry about it. It takes some getting used to but i absolutely love it now. I carry a bottle of boiled water with me when i go out to wash it if needed. But i usually don't require it unless its the heaviest day. But i haven't used tampons or pads since i got these. Its worth the buy ladies. It makes life easier