EcoBlossomReusable Menstrual Cup Set - The Most Reliable Medical Grade Silicone Period Cups - Comfortably use for 12 Hours (Small & Large)ClimatePartner certified

These are great! I ordered the small/large combo and both work great for me. I used the small one first, on the first day of my period. I was at home, so I felt comfortable enough to try it alone with no other products. NO LEAKS! (It did eventually leak just slightly, but only after the 12 hour mark...I lost tack of the time and forgot to change it.) I rinsed and replaced it and wore it over night...again no leaks at all! I went to work the next day (second day of my period) and used the large one. NO LEAKS ALL DAY!!!! Not even a little bit! I'm so impressed with these things and so happy to have found them. I don't know what happened when I reached the age of 40, but my tolerance for pads went out the window, and I don't like using tampons because of the risk of TSS. These are great because I don't even feel them at all when they are in...There's no leaking, and way more cost-effective long term. I bought more to keep in my purse and car for emergencies. I will say, however, that you need to be comfortable with your body to use these properly. You're gonna have to do a certain amount of maneuvering for insertion and digging for removal...but once you are okay with that, it's a total game changer! I feel cleaner and freer than I have in YEARS! Thank you Amazon and EcoBlossom for this amazing product!!! :-)

I’ve had these for about a year now and they are GREAT. Definitely time for me to reorder and replace. I will say, I wish they had a size right in between these 2 sizes.I use the big one when my period starts and then the small one when it slows down.I wash them by boiling them and using soap.

Firmer than some visually identical cups but overall work well. I personally would prefer softer but ymmv. Not uncomfortable but harder to remove than they could be.

I originally purchased the menstrual cup to use as an aid for TTC. There were a few ladies that posted on one of the brands that has an app that they used their menstrual cups to prevent leakage so there would be a slightly better chance for conception. But since I had never used a menstrual cup before I knew I would probably have a harder time accomplishing my goal.I had an IUD removed September 2024 after having had it inserted in April 2017, during that time I stopped having a period after month 3, so it had been years since having one and although jazzed to try to have a baby I wasn't looking forward to having my period back.I'm used to wearing tampons, but I noticed that my period isn't quite the same as it used to be, it's much lighter than before. I'm now on period 3 since the IUD removal and this period so far is a breeze with the menstrual cup ♥️ I watched a YouTube video on how to insert it in which the person recommended a different fold than what is recommended by the manufacturer and it worked perfectly fine. Once I got the hang of it I haven't had any leakage at all!!!I started with the small size since that's what's recommended for first time users or if you're having lighter days. I wore it for the majority of the first day to see if it was comfortable and I can say that it doesn't bother me at all. Then I tried wearing it the first night to see if it could hold up well like having a tampon and it did great! I did remove it when I woke up in the morning to take my BBT to give my body a break just in case, but other than that, it's been keeping the flow contained within the cup and not leaking out onto the pad.Menstrual cups have been around for many years now and I'm sad it's taken me till 35 to finally use one, but if it wasn't due to my desire to procreate I would've left the IUD for the few more months I had left of it and then got a new one reinserted to avoid having a period. Hopefully I'll be successful in having it work as a TTC aid along with being a menstrual cup, but if not then I will continue to use it as intended 😁

I bought this on a whim to try something different to save money on insanely expensive pads. For the price point and it being a non returnable item, I figured I wouldnt be breaking the bank on this one. I could just throw it away if it was flimsy or whatever. I am pleasantly surprised! I was almost certain I was going to end up tossing this. I have no leaks-albeit if my flow is somewhat heavier than expected and ive left it in for too long, there are trivial leaks but THERES NO LEAKS!?!! I had a pad for a protective measure and ended up wasting that as it was blood free. There are holes in the top all around to create a suction so theres no leaks. Whoever came up with this is genius. Saves me moola every month. Love it that its reusable while being discrete. Also, I am anemic. My whole life my periods have been heavy apparently, (I just assumed that was the norm). There are markings indicating how much blood it holds and according to that I'm loosing what would be considered more than the norm. Doc thinks my anemia is attributed to that. Its just nice to be able to see it.