Talisi Menstrual Cups Set of 2 - Reusable Period Kit (Small & Large Sizes) - Super Soft Silicone Regular & Heavy Flow - Feminine Hygiene Products, Tampon & Pad Alternative - Organic Copa Menstrual

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I purchased these cups in 2019 and I’ve never looked back! They are comfortable and reliable, and honestly I don’t know how I lived life before them. I have recommended them to too many people to count at this point. They have made my period a no-brainer and in this hectic world, that’s such a blessing. Mine did get discolored over the years but they still work perfectly.

Better for the environment. Re sanitary products these are better for the recipient’s wallet so I’m including these in a donation for a women’s charity. These are easy to use and to care for.

Ok; here is my detailed review of the diva cup both pros and cons. *it's a pain in the ass to get it, but once it is you can barely tell it's there. *it's messy AF! You absolutely cannot be grossed out easily. *it's more time consuming but that outweighs the diaper and plug feeling. *only smell is what's collected. Once that's dumped smell is gone. Smell isn't grotesque, it's just intensified faramones. *it's definitely an at home use only thing, HOWEVER, if you do have to leave home, they can be worn for up to 12hrs. * I suggest wearing a pad on BAD days, and overnight incase spillage/leakage occurs. *my cramps aren't any better or worse, pretty much the same. *an absolute lifesaver for wearing overnight. Not Once did i have to jump up frantically and rush to the bathroom. *Also would be good for long car rides and events like concerts and such where bathrooms are limited or will have lines. So, so far; I approve.

I had been seriously thinking about switching to a more convenient and affordable alternative to pads and tampons. I've used mainly pads for most of my life but in recent years (I'm in my early thirties) my periods have been getting MUCH heavier and my flow or the angle of my vaginal canal just doesn't work with tampons, I ALWAYS end up leaking on my heaviest days (yes, even with super plus ones 🥲), which is when I need the most help! Another reason I wanted to switch was because I hate having to adjust the type of underwear I use or activities I can engage in (like swimming) while on my period. Anywho, as a first time cup user, of course there is a learning curve and all bodies are different, so even though I watched PLENTIFUL period cup and disc content ahead of time, there's nothing like going in there and doing it lol. Honestly for the price of this product and being a first time user, it was not nearly as troublesome as I thought it'd be. I've been using the small one and emptying it every two hours or so during the heavy days as I get used to it. I am currently towards the end, so I'm going to leave it in a lot longer since I highly doubt it will get full anyway (absolutely no longer than the recommended 6-12 hrs). First time insertion was messy and a bit difficult, but adding a bit of lube around the edge of the cup and using the punch fold seems to be working (shown in the video using the large size). Make sure you push back and not up to get it in place. The hardest part for me so far is making sure it opens up before I go on my merry way. Pulling it out a bit, wiggling it around and dragging a finger around the perimeter seems to help. At first it was a little unsettling that it disappears so far up there lol, but you can definitely get it out. To remove I wouldn't recommend yanking straight down (the suction can be slightly uncomfortable), what I do is bear down so it will peak out, grab the stem and gently pull as I bear down in intervals (like you're pooping), then move it back and forth until one of the edges starts peeking out and slowly releases the suction. At the entrance it can feel a little tight but from there pull straight down, grab the cup by the sides and voila, it's out! I've had no leaks that I've noticed, and I can't really feel it while it's in there. I know part of the point is to not be wasteful, but this first time I've been using nitrile gloves to insert and remove just because my long nails can make the experience more...pinchy lol All in all, I'm very happy so far and hoping this product will make my monthly period a far less inconvenient experience 😂 IMPORTANT TIPS/REMINDERS!!!: 1. Don't forget to sanitize (I'm boiling mine) for at least 5 minutes before first use and between uses. 2. Wash hands before and after inserting/removing to avoid any bacteria getting in there. 3. Rinse off with COLD water first after removing to try to avoid as much staining as possible. 👍 10/10 great cup especially if you're a newbie like me, and if it doesn't work for you, you're not out $20-$40 by getting the more well-known brands 😎

I wanted to love these but they just didn't work for me. They are too stiff and were incredibly uncomfortable to wear. Caused massive cramping. Unfortunately not great value for me as they're unusable. If you're sensitive or have a lower lying cervix I would avoid these and try something else.

I am a big girl almost 180 and my periods are always heavy. I am pretty sure I have PCOS haven’t gotten checked yet. I was a little nervous about using this because of what I’ve mentioned. Today was my first day of my cycle, which is usually my heaviest and I started on the way to the trampoline park four hours later and no drops, spills, minimal cramps. This is a great purchase and I love that it comes with a big and little size. Getting it in was not that difficult, trial and error and trust lol. Just wondering how non messy it will stay between changing

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