Cup reviews.
First:
Purple, cheap, cup
Works fine. A little thin compared to the other but no leakage.
Two for one special Both of them are good.
I put one in storage, and use the other. I alternate between the two brands. They both work fine. No leakage.
I have a learning curve on insertion and removal. I strongly suggest researching cup folds.
Link with photos
How has it been? Well, overall, fine.
I haven't had a drop of leakage. Both units are comfortable and fairly easy to install once I got it.
Removal remains a little tricky. The cups like to climb. So I have to squat on the toilet, bearing down, waiting for the thing to come in range and then pinch and grab. It's only a little more awkward than removing a tampon, especially considering the times I've had a string break. I still prefer to remove at home, when I am not rushed.
The cloth pads have provided mental security, but I haven't actually bled on them. I'm still glad I have them, though. I think they will be very useful as I've been spotting for a few days before the Big Show.
1 comment:
Thanks i am going to have to give them a try I am going through pads like crazy now ..good grief I am too old for this ..when I started back in the day they had a "cup" called a "Tassaway cup" but to a kid who was struggling with a tampon it was hard to conceive that you could put a cup "IN WHERE?" but now I do not care and need to try it ..so thanks for taking the time and good luck to you ! Yoga, lots of long walks and music helps me with all the other crap of the menopausal journey
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