SHORDY Reusable Menstrual Cups (Small & Large) Set of 2 with Box, 100% Soft Silicone, Copa Menstruelle, Period Cup, Heavy & Light Flow, Feminine Hygiene, Tampons, Pads & Disc Alternative for Women

Love that it brings two in the package. I got a Large and a small one. Super comfortable and easy to take out. 100% recommend. I use to get mine from Walmart and would pay $30 for only one cup which is a lot, I’m glad I was able to find two for a cheaper price.

I lost the last menstrual cup I bought a few years ago, so I knew I had to order one really quickly. I just bought this one. I bought the pink ones, and they came in perfect condition with a hard plastic box carrying both of them inside. It's very good for the price. I personally use a large cup because I have a heavier flow, and it works perfectly. It's very comfortable and easy to put in and take out. I personally use the punch-down fold to insert my cup, and the cup isn't too hard, so it's not difficult to fold.

I decided to switch from tampons to the cup after hearing a lot of good things about it. I did a lot of research! I absolutely love it. It took a lot of trial and error but around month four or five it became easier. I've only experienced one time when it leaked and that's because I was still learning lol I didn't unfold it completely and the suction didn't occur. Lesson learned... It does get a little tricky at the end of my cycle when things slow down and when I'm only spitting, I usually use a light tampon or two until the spotting stops. For some reason, towards the end the cup gets harder to twist and create that suction and it gets painful sometimes but it does cut down on SO many tampons which saves money, the cups lasts a LOT longer between changes and now that I know how it works with my body, I never worry about leakage when it's in. I will never go back to using only tampons. I have a light to medium flow and I can usually get away with changing it twice a day. I really try to avoid changing it in public unless I have a private bathroom because it can get messy but like I said, totally worth it. Highly recommend! Just give yourself some time to learn how to use it with your body and be patient.

I got the set with different sizes because I had no idea what I needed. These are good starter cups. Immediately it was clear small worked and regular wouldn’t at all. The silicone is a little firm but not too bad. I feel some pressure on my bladder from it but it’s not too distracting. The stem is a little too firm for my taste. It can be felt in some positions. The suction is also really strong on the cup. Might be good in some instances but it also hurts when removing sometimes. I ended up using my feedback on this cup to choose my next, more expensive cup which fits even better. If you don’t know where to begin, these are nice and affordable!

I'd heard about menstrual cups and I was intrigued by something that is reusable which could save money. I wasn't sure, so I purchased this set because it was inexpensive compared to some other ones and comes with 2 different sizes since I didn't know which would work best for me and I wasn't sure it was something I'd like. Well, after getting to use them for a whole cycle now, I have to say I will never, ever go back to anything else. There is a learning curve to using a cup, but once I got it down (which honestly only took about two days) I was good to go! I have had absolutely NO LEAKS and have not used any kid of backup. These cups, and yes I use both (the smaller one the first and last day or so and the larger one when things are a little heavier). They are very comfortable, I literally cannot feel them at all. They are easy to take care of, especially when using the Shordy Cup Wash as well. But the thing I like about these most of all is throughout that time of the month, I feel cleaner, almost like I'm not even on my period. They even come with a nice little case to store them in when not in use that can easily be put in a purse if you need them on the go. If you're not sure about menstrual cups, try these ones. For the price point, if they're not for you it's not a waste of money. And if they are for you this set of 2 costs what I would have spent for one months worth of disposable products.

I love the hard case that came with these in 2021, so convenient, it doesn't get a bunch of purse lint inside like the cloth bags do. {I DO NOT love the case that came with these when I ordered my second set, in 2022. You can see them both in my photos. The older one (the one with a heart molded into the lid) has ridges in the floor. The newer one is slightly bigger, smooth floor, and very hard for me to pry open without breaking a nail.} I found the firmness of these cups to be just right - some others were less firm which makes them fail to pop open after insertion, others were so firm they refuse to bend. With the Shordy they open when they should and they'll bend when you need to get them back out. I found it helpful to have the 2 sizes available, for when the cervix has either dropped or not, at different phases in your cycle. The taller one is a little too tall for me at times. I find their capacities to be similar enough that using the larger one does NOT extend how long I can wait before emptying. If I had to choose just one to take with me to a deserted island I'd stick with the smaller one. I'm SHOCKED to see some reviewers mention odor issues. I have had ZERO odors or discoloration after 1 year of heavy use. And I have found that "my" odor has improved a lot since quitting tampons. The manufacturers all say not to use scented antibacterial soaps but I do it at every trip to the bathroom and so far the cups have held up just fine. Then I boil them on the stove at the end of each cycle. This is so much cheaper than tampons, I don't mind replacing these every couple years if they do happen to give out. If you're getting yeast infections: it's not your cup, it's how you're sanitizing it (or not).

Even the small is too large. Silicone is not “soft” as advertised. It’s painful to remove. It’s a quality product, nice case -but I’ll go back to using others.

Been wanting to try a cup for awhile but was never really motivated to do so until I started getting into backpacking. My sister is the only person I’m close to who I knew had tried it before and she hated it. It sounded awful. Her experience kinda turned me off of them back when I was initially interested. I used to have a really hard time even inserting tampons so inserting a cup was quite a daunting thought. Because I was expecting it to probably not work out I didn’t want to spend $30+ dollars on one of these dang things. This seemed like the perfect compromise, not too expensive in case it didn’t work, PLUS two different sizes so I could have options! It arrived on the second day of my period so I went ahead and gave it a shot. I chose the small but couldn’t get it in and it really hurt trying to do so! I used the C fold like they show in the instructions. Then I discovered the punch down fold. I waited until the next day to try again. It took a couple tries but I actually got it in with the punch fold!! I was shocked! I thought for sure this wasn’t going to work for me after the first day and my history with tampons. Once snuggly up inside there I couldn’t even feel it! I kept expecting to have issues but nothing went wrong, bowel movement and urinating with it in were normal. The next big hurdle I knew would be taking it out. As soon as it went in I was terrified about getting it out but I spent some time researching some of the best methods and tips then went about my day. Later that evening when it came time to take it out I made sure to not let myself get all panicked about it. I gave myself plenty of time and if I started getting frustrated I just took a break. Eventually I figured out just the right pinch for me to break the suction and out it came without the pain or spilling that I had expected! (Granted this was now my 3rd day so I was hardly bleeding anyways). I am so stoked this worked! This is going to be life changing for me! Thanks to Shordy for providing an affordable cup option or else I probably never would’ve tried it. So far I really love the softness of this cup, it’s case, the color and the fact that it comes with two! At this point I would highly recommend this to anyone who’s just wanting to try a cup for the first time. If I remember to, I’ll come back and update this in a year or two. Also for any newbies like me out there, I recommend checking out the “Put A Cup In It” YouTube channel to guide you through how to use a cup for the first time. Their videos (among others) were super helpful for me!