I liked the idea of this product but I think I ordered the wrong size as I did experience discomfort. A step in the right direction as this is much more economical than tampons or pads.

It just didn’t work for me. I tried it many many times. And only randomly would it seem like it felt right. I obviously need a different brand.

I need to give it more practice, but if it's in right, it works beautifully. If not, it's a leaky mess. Only used it for one cycle, but I'll update this in the future once I get the hang of it more.

It works. It was a great starter cup for me until I found what worked best for me. It opens up well maybe half the time, so it requires a little more effort for me. It is my second favourite after the firmer moon cup. I like the capacity of this cup.

the cup is good, it holds alot and if you follow the instructions it wont be painful. But for me it keep riding up so it would leak. Upon research they say that if one menstrual cup doesnt work try another one. I will try the moon cup and hopefully it will be a near perfect fit.

In really like idea and this product works well enough. However the long stem is extremely uncomfortable and unnecessary (I just cut it off) and the small holes along the top rim are hard to clean.

The cup itself works just fine. It caught my amazonian woman mega heavy flow, it was not a problem getting it in. But getting it out aggravated my carpal tunnel SO BAD that I just cannot use it anymore. Not to be gross, but you gotta stick your forefinger way up and your thumb to grab the little stick and pinch HARD and pull to get that sucker out and it's taking me longer and longer (10-15) minutes to get it out cause the pain is so awful in my wrist. As a professional pianist, I can't be damaging my moneymakers in this way over a period.

I heard a lot of positive things about the diva cup and menstrual cups in general. I was really excited about getting my diva cup and I did a lot of research on blogs and stuff. I thought it would be really easy to insert and use in general. For the most part it is but I quickly realized that I had a major learning curve to overcome. When I began my cycle I started to leak, and upon doing my research I realized that I may not have been lining up the diva cup with my cervix properly. I managed to get it to not leak only twice but for the most part I was leaking all over the place. The two times I got it in correctly gave me hope and I'm willing to give it another go. I'm mostly satisfied but a bit discouraged (for the time being).

So I recommend to research your body first! Check out the different cups and their durability! I leaked with this cup. It was not the right strength.

I like this product to a point. I does hold well, with good protection. It is though a real pain to get positioned right to get a seal and sometimes very hard to get out. This can be a messy situation. The pull thing on bottom could really be longer or better to grip maybe. Other than that, it's relatively comfortable... useful when you want to work for it.