Suitable for up to several years’ use, giving you significant savings on sanitary products, your Allmatters menstrual cup is made of safe, soft 100% medical grade silicone, free from harmful chemicals, FDA approved, AllergyCertified and certified vegan.

You can pee and poo with one in. Unlike tampons, cups don't have a long string, so there's no chance of unwanted, lingering bacteria. Can you have intercourse with a menstrual cup in? I’m an adult woman, but I ended up buying a mini as a replacement for the size A OrganiCup because it’s simple too uncomfortable to have it in. Interesting how they gave the mini one intended for use by young teenagers a long and ridged stem as well. I’ll definitely have to cut it off.When you buy a Ruby Cup, a menstrual cup is automatically donated to a girl in the developing world. Plus, every cup donation also provides girls with an educational workshop on how to use it and access to a Ruby Cup support network. If treated with care, menstrual cups can last for several years, but it’s generally recommended that you replace your cup every two years. If your cup is damaged, has a tear or a hole in it, you’ll want to replace it sooner. What’s the best menstrual cup? Pops open seamlessly because of the taut rim– The rim on the Organicup is very firm and prominent- this seemed to be one main feature of this specific menstrual cup that many reviewers and users liked most. menstrual cup ที่ราคาไม่แพงมากเพราะกลัวว่าจะไม่ถูกใจ แต่เอาเข้าจริงๆแล้วราคาย่อมเยานี่น่ากลัวมากเลยค่ะ เพราะซิลิโคนเกรดไม่มาตราฐานและอาจจะแข็งเกินไปสำหรับอวัยวะของเรา เลือกอยู่นานสุดท้ายเลยมาตกลงปลงใจที่ "OrganiCup" เพราะเป็นซิลิโคนการแพทย์ที่ทดสอบมาแล้วว่าไม่แพ้ (Certified hypoallergenic) ไม่มีสารเติมแต่ง และรีวิวส่วนใหญ่ก็พึงพอใจ

I no longer have periods, but started using a Mooncup when I was having incredibly heavy periods, and once I'd got the hang of it, a revelation [….] Would wholeheartedly recommend.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user EveryDayIsADuvetDay) The Organicup was designed in Denmark, and is a European manufactured menstrual cup much like the Lunette. It has been on the market for a short time-span and the cups debut date it unknown. However, more and more people are finding the Organicup to be a decent menstrual cup brand. The company does stand behind the quality of the cup and works with customers to make certain they are provided an ultimately satisfactory experience. Unlike some other products on our list, TOTM explicitly states that their menstrual cups are suitable for women with IUDs. However, it’s a good idea to consult your GP first, who can trim your strings if necessary. Pros Our expert parenting writers and journalists spend hours researching the very best quality products for our Swears By articles. Once removed, empty the cup down the toilet or sink and rinse the cup with water. If you are in a public bathroom or one without clean water, you can use toilet paper to wipe it out and use water to clean it at a later time.

Mini (37 mm; 17 ml) a little bit smaller and softer silicone cup recommend for teens or those who need smaller size Made of 100% medical-grade silicone, which is derived from quartz, which is the second most abundant mineral in the Earth’s crust and not hazardous to the environment. The only downside to this particular period cup is that it only holds up to 15ml of blood - far less than most of the other products on our list. So if your flow is exceptionally heavy, you may be better off looking elsewhere. Cheap! Dynamic changes in price, but less than 30 and lasts a decade + or - while saving money from other products. The soft, strong and silky-smooth Saalt Menstrual Cup is tough enough to cope with even the heaviest of flows while managing to be gentle to your delicate bits.

I've got a BeYou Cup (they also do pain relief patches, CBD bath bombs, drops etc).” (Recommend by Mumsnet user Pinkstars2501)

11. Best menstrual cup for sensitive bladder: Athena Menstrual Cup

I’ve been using a Mooncup for about seven years and it’s been life-changing. I can actually forget it’s there and get on with my day. I’ve never had a problem with emptying it in a public toilet as you can leave it for up to 12 hours.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user JHaniver)