Shecup Soft Menstrual Cup

You'll read lots of reviews about lots of menstrual cups online where customers claim that the brand they use is the BEST. Their rationale? It's eco-friendly, easy to use, made of high grade silicone - everything that every other cup on the market offers.I've been using my She Cup for 4 years now. On buses, long distance trains (imagine squatting in a train loo and having to take care of business), travelling to rural areas, public loos and the like. And it's never let me down. So much so that I've recommended this particular brand to family and friends and they've all loved it. Not that I don't think other brands out there won't do the job, but I've had a great experience with this particular brand, so I'm sticking to it.What do I love about this cup? First of all it's made in India. I appreciate that local companies are stepping up to tackle what's considered a taboo area, and they're giving locals an opportunity to participate in the process which furthers education about this subject. Gotta love it.It's worked so well, it's comfortable while sleeping, swimming, doing yard work, putting in long hours, travelling cross country on trains, buses, and cars (although sometimes I do back it up with a cloth pad as I may not always have easy access to a somewhat decent loo, water, and soap).The short stem and shape of the cup make it easy to use and once it's inside, I can't feel it.Gone are the days of hiding your pad in your clothing or wondering where to dispose of it, hiding your tampon, and what not. Of course, as you get older, hopefully these things don't bother you anymore and you become open and no longer "ashamed" about what is a completely natural process.I'm so glad that my husband came across this product and shared it with me. One of the best investments I ever made.

Shecup worked well for me. Initially it was difficult to insert and remove but I think it'll take 2 or 3 cycles to be a pro.It moves sideways and pokes a little due my anatomy. I believe I have a tilted cervix because of which the cup adjusts itself with the space. Although poking irritates a little when I walk, I push it a little up wards. It works. I need more time to understand what works best for me. It's a perfect replacement for stinky pads that cost so much :( . I tried Shecup with a panty liner just to avoid any leakage. I also had slight leakage (once only) but liners saved me. Overall it's a good pick. Little over priced but I don't mind spending extra when it comes to things like these. Hope it helps .

This is my second purchase. I had used the previous on for years when the company had just launched it and was my fisrt experience. After using that for years i only chose this again cause of good experience. It doesn’t came in different sizes you have to try it if it is something thay fits with your flow.

I have used 2 cups in 1 year of having started using the cups, and this is the better one, easy to insert n remove. Also very comfortable. Just a little bit of issue when my cervix drops really low, it dsnt fit and pokes out. A little hard, but that's better than soft cups that dont open. I had no leakage whatsoever since the very first use even when i was new to this cup thing. Also, initially it was priced low, now the price is a little steep but its worth every penny. Better than investing in the cheap ones because i have tried the cheap ones too, they are no good.

After months of reluctance, tried my hands with a menstrual cup, I must say I am not going back. There’s a bit of learning curve, how to insert/remove properly, that shouldn’t take youmore than 4-5 attempts. There are a lot of videos on youtube for it. And yes, as other pointed out, do wear a pantyliner / pad for the first few times, while you are adjusting to it.Menstrual cups all the way!

The cup is awesome. It is not very firm, nor too soft. It is just perfect. I am using mine for 3yrs now. The only thing that I don’t like is that the capacity of the cup is very less. It is pretty small for heavy flow days/nights. So i need to use other brand’s cup during heavy flows.

A very useful and environmentally sustainable solution for menstruation. Shecup can be easily worn, washed and reused. The only thing is that its not easy to judge the flow/chunky flow at times and hence one needs to be ready for a slight discharge. I have also used for upto 9 hours overnight without any leakage, but on the other hand, i have faced leakage after five hours of use. So its variable and hence necessary to be prepared

One of the beat decisions i made in life... No more feeling uncomfortable due to pads and changing every 2 hrs on heavy days.. It was my 1st time using it... Initially it was a little tricky to insert so I tried it just few days before I got my periods. But during my periods it just slipped into spot and removing was also not as difficult as I thought.. initially i wore pads just to be on the safer side in case of a leak... But voilà no leak... Never going back to pads again! No worries when I stay over at relatives or friends places as pad disposal is always something we have to enquire...