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Mooncup Menstrual Cup Size A 1pieces

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Menstrual Cup - Size A

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.3 x 2.2 x 3.7 inches; 0.64 Ounces
Item model number : 589382
Date First Available : April 3, 2013
Manufacturer : Mooncup
ASIN : B001EC6FWK

Best Sellers Rank: #362,586 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household)
- #252 in Menstrual Cups

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L. Henderson

Why didn't I do this sooner?

Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2018

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Switching to the cup was the best decision I've ever made. I spent ages researching which cup to buy. I finally decided on this one and have been pretty happy with it. I also wear some cheaper period panties because it does leak some sometimes. Especially when I yoga. My sister bought the diva cup and says she never gets leaks. But, I already have this one and realized if I make sure to rinse the tiny holes out and squirt some water through when I rinse it, it works much better. All in all, it was a great purchase!

4 people found this helpful

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ChucksAreForSchmucks

Don't Hesitate To Buy It

Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2016

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This is seriously high quality material and design. It fits incredibly well, and inserts without much hassle. It could potentially be difficult to remove if you don't understand menstrual cups beyond a rudimentary level, the rim is quite firm and it creates a snug seal that takes a little effort to break. I prefer cups with a more prominent rim because they stay it place excellently though, so it's certainly a benifical fact if that's what you're looking for in a cup. The pouch is nothing fancy, but high quality as well. Overall this is undeniably a outstanding product and it's easy to see why "Mooncup" in the UK is synonymous for "menstrual cup", like "Diva Cup" is in the US.

6 people found this helpful

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Crunchymama

Great fit!

Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2018

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The cup looked so little that I thought I'd gotten the wrong size at first, but the size was on the inside of the cup, so I gave it a go, and it was great! I'd still like one that was a tad larger width-wise, but the shortness of it works way better for me because I had a terrible time getting my Fleur cup in the right position to stay put and so it would tend to pop out when I wasn't wanting that to happen. One size does not fit all when it comes to cups, this is my third one, and so far it's the best. Keep searching for the right cup, it may not be about whether it opens, has vacuum, or gets seated right, it may be about your anatomy, and there's nothing you can do about that but try another cup.

5 people found this helpful

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Kate.Goltz

Just buy one already!!!

Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2017

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While I ordered the wrong size, I haven't noticed much of a difference. I'm 26, no children, and this was my first experience with a menstrual cup. I WILL NEVER GO BACK TO ANYTHING ELSE AGAIN! I even have my friends on board to order one for themselves to try it out! The suction from the cup was a little bit to get used to, but it is so much more comfortable, and way easier to use than your typical tampon or pad. Never experienced any leaks as well! Super easy to clean.

9 people found this helpful

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mfox

Should have started sooner!

Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2019

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I really wish I would have just bought this sooner. The pains I used to get don't happen anymore and I don't bleed near as heavy or as long now. I bought some reusable pads to wear just in case, and highly recommend while learning and getting used to putting it in. I have only had one problem when I didn't get it in as well as I thought, so the pad saved me. But otherwise, and since then, all has been well and it's sooo much better than tampons and pads. If you're on the fence, just do it!

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Nat

Takes getting used to, but it’s a game changer

Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2019

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I wanted to make the switch to save 1) money on tampons/pads and 2) not add more waste to our little planet. It took me a few days to get used too, I was actually quite terrified it was going to get sucked up there and then not come back out. READ THE DIRECTIONS IN THE BOX and all will be okay! I highly recommend the moon cup, I’ve had 2 kids and I’m 23, and this thing is just a miracle. I still wear a liner with mine just in case though

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Ashley

Love this menstrual cup.

Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2017

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I have nothing but good things to say about Moon Cup as a user for 10 years now. I only purchased this one because I accidentally left my old one in a situation where it got moldy (my fault). I like that this one has ribbing on the outside that my old one didn’t have; makes it easier to remove since I have to cut the stem completely off in order to not feel it.

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ryanrileylee

Impressed

Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2018

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So like most I was skeptical about trying out a Mooncup being raised using tampons and/or pads. After two kids tampons wouldn't work any longer and pads were just unsanitary. I debated purchasing a Mooncup and i'm glad I finally took the leap and added it to my cart. It has been the best purchase I've made. Never going back to pads or tampons. I am singing the Mooncup's praises. Only wish I purchased this years ago

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tasha

Converted

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 1, 2018

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Seeing as whoever is reading this is doing so to get personal experiences with this as normal women that bleed i won't worry about it being 'icky'

I chose size A as I'm near enough 30 and have had two beautiful children who ruined my v jay jay and any pelvic floor muscles i may have had before they popped out. I found it funny on the instructions that the 'muscles' will keep it in. My first thoughts were "well I'm f****d then"

I have extremely heavy periods that last 7 days before light bleeding for 2-3. Being the unorganised mum that i am i didn't warm myself up to this like a normal woman may have done before her period began. Instead i came on and popped this in and honestly, after mid 1st day period i was converted to this little magic cup.

I did chop all the wobbly bit off the end as it was poking me and sticking out and was much better afterwards.

Chopping of the wobbly thing off i then went about my day worrying every 5seconds how i was gunna get it out now theres nothing to pull. "oh my gawwd am i leaking? its leaking!" It wasn't. Im 5 days in and have not leaked so far. you also literally poke a finger to the side, the suction releases and you pull it out gently. I will say I'm not keen on the putting it in part when it snaps into its position, feels slightly like its sucking the air into it. Doesn't hurt and isn't uncomfortable it just feels bit weird.

I'll be honest and say its really fascinated me how much I've been bleeding and informing my husband every time i change it that women are clearly the more superior race that we can go through this. Don't show your fellas, they don't like it. Ive been changing it every 3-4 hours but have gone a whole day out and had zero problems.

Ive found i don't like emptying it down the toilet i prefer pouring the blood directly down the sink drain, giving it a quick rinse then popping back in and wiping the sink down. I plopped it down the loo once and it slashed up at me and was traumatic and looked like i had massacred tiny little loo people down there along with it going up the back of my legs-arse. I suppose i could just pour it gently but its really put me off and i like giving it a rinse anyway. For that reason i wouldnt be keen on changing it while out but so long as I've done that before leaving gives me plenty of time to be sociable.

Reason i went for this is every single month id get thrush directly after day 1 of period. Along with cystitis and it was just breaking me. Even if i got tampax superplus from pound land id still go through a box of 12 in a day and then need a tammy in for nighttime with a pad. Thats around 7quid for the first week on tampa alone and they would just slide out and feel so uncomfortable and self conscious i have a tampon poking its head out the cave. Id then have to go find a toilet and insert yet another one, it would itch and give me weird stomach cramps, change the ph of my foof making it dry and irritated.

With one product for 17pounds I've already started saving money. I have no thrush, I'm not itching, no tummy cramps, don't have to worry about having 5tampons in my bag with spare knickers for leakage. This one little item has genuinely made my life much more comfortable in the space of a week. If i didn't have normal period pains i wouldn't even feel it its brilliant.

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Pink.Sara

Why should you pay for periods?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 7, 2017

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I love this thing. I needed the smaller size than the pack said but once you've adjusted you won't go back.
It's cut down £6 -£8 a month every month in sanitary products. It's saving the environment, no more waste tubes or pads, no plastic, lasts for years with sterilisation tablet use.
Way more comfortable than tampons as it doesn't dry your body out. Far cleaner than sitting in a dirty pad.
Needs changing far less often meaning I don't need to change if it's not convenient.
Why this fell out of fashion I'll never understand, its cleaner, cheaper and more comfortable.

41 people found this helpful

Frazzled Mum

Amazing product, totally changed the way I feel about my period.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 22, 2018

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20 years ago a friend of mine recommended a menstrual cup to me and I thought it was weird and disgusting. I WAS SO WRONG! Having used mine for around 7 months now I really wish I had listened to my friend all those years ago.
You know that cringey dragging sensation you get when removing a tampon? And the feeling that is leaving behind loads of fibres? You don't get that. For me, that's a massive plus.
I trust it more then I trust a tampon. It holds more, it's more comfortable & I honestly sometimes forget I'm even on my period.

Not forgetting the environmental aspect which was the thing that made me buy one eventually!

If you try it, give it 3-4 cycles to get used to it. It can be tricky to get the hang of but, once you do, it will change how you feel about your period.

There are downsides, admittedly - I came on a week early whilst camping and (luckily!) had my mooncup with me. I was a bit unsure as to how I would get on with using it in a busy toilet block on a campsite. I managed it by just tipping the blood down the loo and then wiping the cup out with tissue. It was a bit messy & I think tampons would have been easier, logistically! However, the benefits still (for me) massively outweigh this very minor negative.

29 people found this helpful

Maryam Hampshire

Great, but scary.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 10, 2019

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It's only day 2, so a newbie at this. What I would say is that it works, but it takes getting used to. Now I've worked out how to put it in properly, I've realised I was a bit rash in cutting off so much of the funny thing on the bottom and it's a bit scary how high up it goes. A squat has been best for removing and putting in. Wasn't prepared for the embarrassing fainting spells in karate. Apparently, some women experience dizzy spells when the cup touches the cervix and it does put some pressure on the bladder. Medical peer-reviewed studies have proved that a cup can cause Toxic Shock, so I'm being extra vigilant about sanitising the cup in a pan of boiling water and not exceeding 8 hrs of use before the next clean. Also, the cup has been linked to increased UTI's, which I'm prone to, so I'll make sure to drink loads and go for a wee often.

So far so good on the leakage front though...I've had no leaks, so that's good. I have a washable bamboo pad on though, just in case.

I definitely won't empty this in a public loo though. I think this would be a home jobby.

15 people found this helpful

Lola Moreno

Brilliant

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 7, 2018

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I’ve put off getting one of these for years. I have no idea why because it’s absolutely amazing. I’ve been using it for two months, so still getting the hang of it and it is something you need to persevere with, but it gets easier every time. The first two days I have been using a liner as well as the mooncup because I find it does leak ever so slightly (not sure why) on those heavy days, but apart from those two liners I’m not using any other products at all which is amazing. I’m sure once I’ve gone another couple of cycles it will become second nature and my confidence will improve.

It’s especially good overnight - you know the first couple of nights when you’re at your heaviest and you sometimes leak - none of that with the mooncup. I don’t like tampons overnight and with pads you can feel the ‘flooding’ and it’s so uncomfortable. With this you don’t have that feeling and can just sleep easily. I honestly wish I’d used it sooner! Highly recommend

15 people found this helpful

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