The Honey Pot Company - Menstrual Cup - 12 Hour Reusable Protection for Periods - Natural Feminine Hygiene Products - Size 1

I've tried other brands and I've gotten a prolapsed cervix from the suction all other kinds, except this one. I'm sticking with this brand of cup till I stop menstruating! It's comfortable, lightweight, and not too hard of a suction to cause issues.

Works as it should but I had to look up that they changed the name and design. I usually got the diva cup. This new one is a bit bigger and longer. Took a bit to get used to. I am glad they changed the color. Clear was not it!!!

This cup is amazing. However, removing it was difficult and the removal tip was uncomfortable while inserted. The removal stick broke away from the cup a short while after purchase. It was still very functional and leak proof just difficult to remove.

This has changed my life. I’ve been trying to find an alternative to tampons. I tried the disc and I got the worst cramps of my life. I think I was putting it in wrong because it was also constantly leaking. I was nervous to try the cup. The fact that you have to have suction- scared me. With the thickness of this cup, it makes it a lot easier to it slowly opens and automatically suctions. I was able to keep mine in for 12 hours!!! As for the removal- I kind of bare down and push it out as far as I can, then pinch and pull. This is the method that is most comfortable. This is a game changer for me and my period. No cramps, no discomfort, nothing. I am obsessed and trying to get my sisters to join the cup club.

I purchased the size 2 based on the recommendation (age, vaginal births, etc). This is my first menstrual cup so based on reviews and research I knew there would be a learning curve and it would take me time to master. Insertion and removal were painful, uncomfortable and challenging. At one point the cup shifted higher up than where I initially inserted (low) and it was difficult to reach. That scared me a little because I didn’t know if I would be able to get it out. However, eventually I got it out. I recommend inserting it in the shower or wetting prior to inserting and deep inhale. When removing, remove slowly to prevent spillage and squeeze slightly while removing to prevent painful removal. By my third cycle, no matter how many different folds I tried when inserting the cup, I experienced leaks. The cup never popped open after insertion. After doing more research I realized the cup is too big. The recommended size is inaccurate. I won’t give a negative review for this particular brand bc the product itself is a quality product. The recommended size is just inaccurate. I believe they should sell two different sizes in one package versus selling them separately so customers can determine which size works best for them. So be mindful when choosing your size.

I've used menstraul cups on and off throughout the years since 2018 and been celibate for almost a year now so it was hard to insert even using a lubricant but I managed to make it work. Its my first time using honey pot brand size 2, and liking it so far .. there's no leaks or discomfort once it sets in place naturally after manually inserting it. Sorry for the graphic photo lol it's an honest review , this picture is after wearing it for 7.5 hrs on the first day of my cycle and I'm heavy for the first 2-3 days.

Very disappointed with this purchase! This was the first time ever purchasing a menstrual cup and because of everything that happened, I am very hesitant to get another one. I researched, watched reviews - did anything I could to educate myself on these since, as I said, it was my first time getting them. I am 38 years old with an average flow and I had 2 vaginal births. I followed the recommended size according to their box and purchased that size. Well come to find out, it's too big. I was not able to get the suction it needed to keep it in place - no matter what I did. I even watched videos that gave tips on how to fix that problem and it still did not help. So after feeling defeated and knowing I did everything I could to TRY to make it work, I reached out to the company The Honey Pot. I explained everything that I wrote out above and they responded back (after quite some time) to give me pointers that I already tried - pointers I mentioned in my email that I tried. Right from the get go, I simply asked if they could offer a coupon to help with the cost of the smaller cup (which I mentioned I wanted - I also mentioned that I felt it was a better fit) since they're a little pricey. They still continued to take forever to respond and when they did, it was a broken record - stating things they already did. So I wrote to them one last time to tell them to forget it, that all I wanted was a coupon to help towards the cost of a new one and that I will not be buying from them again. Super disappointed! I will give Diva Cup a try instead - I have heard great things about their products and their customer service.

A few human-error hiccups the first time, but once I “got it,” it was a wrap! Yes, I still use tampons periodically, especially for convenience and/or variations in flow [from heavy to light], but for the heavy days this is a MUST! I recommend watching some online videos on cleaning, changing in public, inserting etc. to really get an idea of how to use it. ⚠️Warning⚠️ It CAN be messy, so unless you have a private restroom with one stall I don’t recommend changing in public (but only bc I recommend ALWAYS rinsing it before reinserting - trust me). You can also change at home (my fave is in the shower), but TBH changing only every 10-12 hours gives you more than enough time to handle your business. It’s worth it!! Saves money. Saves ♻️ 🌎 👌🏽