Ecoblossom Menstrual Cup Applicator Tool - Comfortable & Easy Insertion - Hygienic & Reusable - Compatible with Most Period Cups - Teal (Must be Used with Lubricant)

For months I have been trying to get something like this, it is big and might be scary at sight but trust me, if a baby can come out, this applicator can get in, it makes the whole process of inserting the cup really easy, if you read the instructions manufacturer recommends using lube which I did and was waaaaaay easier, I’m glad I got it, I’m happy, application it’s easy and periods are better!!So happy and yes I’ll recommend this product

Used this once and it popped the cup out so fast, it felt like I got punched in the cervix! Unfortunately I can’t return it but I will never use again. It’s easier to just insert the cup manually.

Easy to use and also to carry.

Nothing against the product itself. Honestly, for me, it’s a little easier putting the cup in without this. It definitely does work, and it seemed like the way to go, but it’s hard to push the cup through. Maybe some brands of cups stick less. So I don’t know if it is the applicator or not. I think most cups are made with the same material, and this applicator is pretty smooth. Perhaps there is a different flexible non toxic material that could be smoother on the inside for the cup to slide out easier. It doesn’t hurt or anything, it is just hard to push the cup through. But it does work once you finally muscle the cup through. I like that it washes easily.

actually painful to use unfortunately, and also didn't fit the cup i used.

This applicator is intirely way to large.

It requires A LOT of lube to be able to slide thru the applicator, and ends up being just as slimy as if I'd used my hands. The opening at the top of the applicator is too tight and doesn't push the cup through all the way, and then right when you've got the cup where you want it, you pull the applicator out and the cup comes with it. I cut the tip of the applicator so it wouldn't hold on so tight to the cup and that helped. If you put the applicator in up to the "hilt", you won't be able to push the cup out of the applicator. My best practice is to put the applicator all the way in and then pull it out out about and inch. Push the plunger, the pull the applicator out another inch and push the plunger the rest of the way. This thing required way more work than I expected.

A little hard but it works