SHORDY Reusable Menstrual Cup (Small) Set of 2 with Mini Box, 100% Soft Silicone, Coupe Menstruelle, Safe Period Cup, Light Flow Kit, Feminine Hygiene, Tampons, Pads & Disc Alternative

I used a Lena cup for over 6yrs, switched to the sensitive Lena cup which was better than the original. What I noticed is that I had to wear a pad while wearing the “large” Lena cup on the first couple heavy days due to anticipated leakage after the 7th hour (would always happen at night so I’d also wear period panties…). I also had removal nightmares on the last days of my cycle due to the suction… Last month the tip broke off as I was trying to get it out so I had to find another option…I’m on day 3 of my 1st cycle with Shordy and it’s been a game changer — no pads needed, no leaks for like 12hrs, no messing up the sheets, it just stays put! Removal has been a breeze as well with the amazing rounded tip — it hasn’t gotten lost in there and I can’t feel it (note: I also use coconut oil to aid with the insertion and removal and always have).The fact that this was cheaper than Lena and came with 2 cups in 2 sizes is beyond impressive. Can’t recommend Shordy enough 🏆

Listen, I’m a model/dancer and I’m gonna let y’all know this thing changed my life. I have never felt so comfortable on my period before. I’m going to be recommending this brand to everyone backstage now, keep the cup affordable and accessible, more people should be able to experience this!

love this product more than life. very affordable for something you can use so long. the tail makes it so much easier to pull out

TLDR; Beginner friendly? No! But it’s a nice enough cupI’ve had it about a year and it’s holding up just fine. It’s great bang for your buck and I like using it well enough, but I will say it takes a lot of trial and error to learn. Insertions tricky, and can be uncomfortable for first timers. I’ve had the best luck with a C-fold but it’s still a little tricky to get in correctly. They make an applicator which I’m sure I’ll probably invest in but remember you don’t have to buy all of the “add ons” they offer and it should work perfectly without any of them. That being said I do use their soap and their steam bowl both of which I swear by. This however is really just a generic mold cup, June cups and several other brands use the same mold, the difference being Shordy uses a very thick very firm material, and even their small is considered to be a pretty large cup. In my opinion it’s way too firm for first timers which is what makes it so difficult to use. The stem is also quite short, so if you have a higher cervix it’s definitely going to be a fight to remove. If you’re new to cups I definitely recommend taking the “Put a Cup in it” quiz to find your perfect cup first. If you’ve used them before and are looking for a cheap addition, this one’s definitely nice enough. I’ll probably continue to use this one just because I’ve already purchased it, but if I could go back in time I definitely would have started with a thinner, bendier cup.

Love these and so does my wallet. No longer spending money monthly on pads etc

Works ok, but I find it to be uncomfortable as it’s thicker silicone and has harder edges than other brands. I can feel it and on my sensitive days it makes my cramps worse. Have only tried the small size.I use it as a backup but definitely reach for other options first.

Las recomiendo me gusta el material es muy bueno y mi facil de usar , desde que las uso todo ha sido mejor

I'm a heavy bleeder, like...go through a overnight pad in an hour kind of bleeder and these are LIFE CHANGING. I really don't like having to carry around a million pads with me (especially when I'm in college and spend 12+ hours on campus more often than not...) and this has made my life SO much easier. I don't have to constantly carry a purse, and I don't have to worry if I'm going to run out of products! You just dump it and move on! I'm not sure how this specific cup compares to other brands because I've only tried this one but if you're comfortable with putting things....yk, I would go for it! It's a good investment plus you're not making a bunch of waste with disposable products : ) my only thing is, if this brand has a bundle with a sterilizer that would be what'd I'd change. It's kind of a pain to boil water every time I need to sterilize it, but otherwise this is good. I like the case so I can just throw these in my backpack when I'm not actively using it.I've never liked tampons (theyre so hard to place right to me and they just hurt....) but this was a lot easier and more comfortable! It is an adjustment to learn how to put them in but you'll be so glad you're not having to rebuy pads all the time. They didn't fix my issue with heavy bleeding, but they sure do help cope with it!