Experience With A Menstrual Cup ?!

   I'm familiar and I've read, watched videos, I've been on the Internet, but I haven't used them. I had no desire, the tampons are still difficult to put on, and what's left for these cups. Taking it out seems a little uncomfortable with all the liquid.

   I have been using menstrual cups for at least 10 years and I am very happy. I would not go back to tampons and bandages. My first cup was too soft and small and often leaked. Now I use bigger and harder ones and I almost never have problems if I put it on correctly. It is good to boil after each cycle and change every few years.

   And can a man answer? More than 10 years ago, I bought two for my wife from a foreign site. The initiative was mine. She was a little skeptical at first, but quickly got used to the convenience. For women with heavy menstruation is a very good helper. If you have mascara, be careful. I know of a case in which a woman with a mascara becomes pregnant because the mascara has shifted (quite figuratively I explain it) due to the vacuum when removing the cup.

   Well, I think for now I should not use anything other than sanitary napkins, because they are the most comfortable for me. The thought of tampons makes me feel better, and the menstrual cup: isn't it obvious or it just seems that way to me, but I don't think I'll try either of them soon. I feel best with sanitary napkins, and I still find the perfect ones for me. Well, that was from me. SU N

   If very few women are familiar with these menstrual cups then why ask for their opinion. Instead of describing your extensive experience (months, years) with these cups, you are just saying that inserting and removing is a little unpleasant. On this issue you can write, already used, at least two pages, and you only mention the insertion and subtraction. When you put it on all day, does it stay inside or do you have to take it out once or twice a day. Give more details from your personal experience and then ask other women and exchange views on this important issue.

   Tampons are unpleasant, I imagine menstrual cups, SHOCK. You have to be so developed that such a thing can enter you without any problems, and it will be convenient for you. I have never used tampons or cups !!! I bet on the standards - bandages. Not to mention that when using cups and tampons high% of various infections. F, 20

   I use a mini bra, one with the two handles that attach to my underwear.

   Qui infections from tampons was number 6, your head understands a lot! She has never used tampons, but she knows they are uncomfortable hahaha. And is it more comfortable in the summer to rub and pair with bandages;) And you don't have to be "designed" for a menstrual cup, you have to know your body a bit and know what you're doing ... and as for the tampon ... what is inconvenient for him? Isn't it 1 cm in diameter and 4 inches long, isn't your boyfriend's penis bigger? Or you don't have sex either, because you've heard that it sucks and infections happen;) Let everyone express their opinion, I don't mind, but at least they know what they're talking about.

   The author: To share my opinion in more detail. I have been using it for several months now and I am very happy. It gets used quickly and can stay in you for hours, almost all day without a problem. It depends on what current you have anyway. It is neither felt nor seen. It's much more comfortable, as if you're not in a cycle at all. And also to say that it is much better than bandages and tampons with various chemicals and perfumes, not to mention the amount of garbage from them per month. Of course, every lady has the right to choose for herself. In one of the comments ... if a woman had been treated to put on a tampon or in this case a cup, it would be complete nonsense, I would say. The whole vagina is a muscle that adapts to everything .. whether it is a cup or a tampon, or for example a male member :) thanks

   No, number 6, you don't have to be developed. They can also be used by virgin girls. There are ways to fold it and then when it dissolves in you, if it is placed correctly, it is not felt at all. I don't like to feel like in diapers, especially in the summer when I wear dresses and skirts, so I use my menstrual cup and I have no problems. It is washed, boiled and everything is fine.