Touch Of ECO 2-Pack Menstrual Cups

I'm 1 year post partum and just got my first period. It was a monsoon of blood, which never happened before, and I was soaking through a tampon and pad together, every hour. I've always wanted to try a cup or a disk so I gave it a try, anything to help this mess I'm dealing with. I got the 2 pack of large and small since I wasn't sure if this flood would be everytime now. I tried the large as soon as the package arrived today and it went in pretty easy which surprised me. I recommend watching a video first since I had no clue how I was supposed to open it up inside. I left a pad on just in case I did something wrong, but didn't need it. I went back 4ish hours later to check up on things down there, and no leaks! So I was mentally preparing myself to remove it, telling myself I won't rip my cervix out and my bathroom won't look like a scene from Psycho. I pinched the bottom and felt a little pull when I tried to break the seal, but it wasn't painful, and it came right out with a little tug. The lip felt a little rough as I was pulling it out, but not painful and Def not enough for me to stop using it. I might just try the smaller size. So all in all I'm very happy with this cup. After 4 hours on the heaviest period I've ever had, it was about half way full...so if I can go atleast 8 hours before it fills up on days like today, and not worry about ruining my pants, bed, couch, or floors everytime I sit down, that's a win for me. 10000% recommend. I'm saving around 20$ a month on tampons and pads which is great, I'm not paranoid and always checking my pants, there is no discomfort AT ALL so I can forget about having my period, and there's so much less waste going into the earth. My mom's jealous that she never had this when she was younger. If you're thinking about trying it, just get it. I'm only on day one and I know I'm in love with it. The cup itself is very soft to the touch, flexible but still kind of firm, and I like the little pouch to hold it. Very happy with this cup!!

These cups are amazing! I will never go back to tampons. I'm a complete beginner with menstrual cups and had no issues whatseover. ECO FRIENDLY: My main motivation was to find an eco friendly alternative to tampons since the cardboard applicator ones that I normally buy are getting hard to find locally. INSERTION: I was able to easily insert the purple cup the first first time with no issue. It's easier to insert than a tampon. I was happy to learn the cup suctions to the vaginal wall rather than around the cervix, because my cervix is extremely sensitive and also kind of high up and tilted so no thanks lol. The cup doesn't really go that far inside you which is good. Once inserted, the cup felt very secure and it's easy to run your finger around it and tug at the stem to ensure it's placed correctly. I like having the stem and don't plan to trim it. FIT: I bought the small/large combo set since I had no idea what to expect. The purple and white cups look close in size so I measured the capacity with a medicine dropper. The white one is slightly larger. Technically since I've given birth vaginally and I have heavy periods then I should use the larger one, but the smaller one fit perfectly. I have a petite frame so idk if that has anything to do with it. I will keep the larger one just in case as a backup because there really isn't a big difference in size so I'm sure it would be ok too. FUNCTION: I'm 36 and I've always had very heavy periods and usually stain my clothes and sometimes my sheets every single month no matter how hard I try. Using this cup was the first time in ***years*** I haven't stained anything. I almost forgot I was even on my period. It worked perfectly. REMOVAL: Removing the cup is a bit tricker than a tampon because you have to fold it as it comes out, otherwise it stretches the vaginal opening a bit and it's uncomfortable due to the rigid plastic. But I got pretty good at it after a few tries and it doesn't hurt at all, even if you do it wrong. Overall this is one of the best purchases I've ever made in my life. I feel cheated that I didn't know have this 20 years ago when my periods started.

Was very hard to get inside, once it was in without opening and hurting me, it felt uncomfortable even with pushing it in further but once I moved my body around it found it’s way to be comfortable. It was especially hard to take out because I could barley reach the stem I had to squat all the way down and squeeze and push my pelvis forward as if I was giving birth to get a grip on the stem. I had to pull the stem down to be able to touch and squeeze the base to release suction, definitely do not have nails. I think I have a high cervix so I may try others that fit better. Definitely a cheap and good starter cup if you’ve never tried cups before because like me you don’t know what kind of cervix you have.

The EcoBlossom Reusable Menstrual Cup Set is a fantastic alternative to traditional period products. Made from 100% medical-grade silicone, these cups are hypoallergenic, non-toxic, and free from BPA and latex, ensuring a safe and comfortable experience. They provide up to 12 hours of leak-proof protection, making them ideal for daily use without worry. The flexible stem and reinforced rim make insertion and removal easy and stress-free, while the design ensures a secure fit, even for active users. Plus, these cups are reusable for up to 10 years, making them an eco-friendly and cost-effective choice. A great option for anyone looking to switch to a more sustainable period solution!

Insertion: 8/10 During-Wear Comfort: 10/10 Removal💥: 1/10 Total: 6.3 So. I didn’t have to get it removed by a doctor, but removal was definitely not easy. I like menstrual cups and I have several from different brands, so I know that they can be a bit difficult to remove, but this was beyond difficult for me as a larger woman. I got these because they seemed smaller than the ones I currently have that hurt a bit during insertion and retrieval (also they were on sale). They were quite easy to insert and didn’t cause any discomfort, not to mention it was like there was nothing there when I was wearing it. So I’ll give it a 8/10 for insertion and a 10/10 for comfort. The issue comes from removal. I don’t have a high cervix, but I am a larger woman with breasts that make getting up close and personal with my lady bits a little difficult. That being said, I’ve never had issue with removing a menstrual cup before. This one, however, refused to come out. It has a very short stem and is difficult to hold on to. The ribs do not offer any grip. It also suctions so hard that it’s nearly impossible to UN-suction from your cervix. I had a bit of discomfort after removal both times that I tried this cup, so I wouldn’t recommend for the larger ladies here. 3 ⭐️ because it’s probably not as hard to remove if you don’t have a bunch of extra junk in your trunk.

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.

I have been using the DivaCup for years, so I know my way around menstrual cups. So here's my story: I'm going thru menopause, and, have periods "every now and then" (meaning, once in 6 months, then once in 3 months, then the random "pop up period"). So... magically two weeks before our planned beach vacation, I started ovulating, meaning... period on the way!!!! Whoops... SO I bought this 2-pack of cups mostly because of the price, the familiarity, and, it was Prime, so they'd arrive the day before we set off for the ocean. I luckily didn't need them while at the beach, but the day after getting home... yup! Here comes a random period. So since I bought these, thought I'd give one a whirl. I bought the SMALL because I am one TINY woman. TINY EVERYWHERE if you get my drift. So... did the usual and fold the cup in half, insert. That went well, tho it felt kinda "pressure-y". Also, I had cut off that handlebar thing (it was SO long!), and noticed that the outer rim of the cup has this 'line' on it, like a ridge? I figured it was just part of the design. When it came time to remove the cup... OMG... bearing down, coughing, putting so much pressure downward that I popped a vein in my forehead... I was fearful I would not be able to get this thing out without a doctor's help! It finally came out, but WOW, the pain. It was just too darn big!!! I would HATE to see the size of the "LARGE" ones! Returning them and just going back to either earth-friendly, natural pads & tampons, or if my 49 yr old body wants to keep having periods... I'll spring for the actual DivaCup (in a small)... And yes, I have given birth. To a 7 lb girl, naturally. I swear after I removed this cup, I checked my nethers for signs of tearing, it was that painful. If you are "tight and tiny", AVOID AVOID AVOID!

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 😁

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my first purchase of a cup - saw reviews that it would be the best option for a first time user. well i would have to say they are correct. it didn't take long to get situated but it did take me a few tries. once i got it figured out - omg life changer! i was overly cautious and kept emptying it but i think next time i have a better feel for how often i need to really empty the cup - but whatever floats your boat - no biggy. i recommend this product because it comes with two sizes and a little pouch to hold them in. thank you - periods are more friendly and less messy =)