Pee Safe Reusable Menstrual Cup for Women | Medium Size with Pouch

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   9844930201

   Reviewer

   July 23, 2025

   Pee Safe Reusable Menstrual Cup for Women | Medium Size with Pouch

   4.0 out of 5 stars

   Pad free periods

   Easy to use, comfortable and pad free periods. Go for it
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   Sheetal Singhania

   Reviewer

   July 23, 2025

   Pee Safe Reusable Menstrual Cup for Women | Medium Size with Pouch

   4.0 out of 5 stars

   My first experience with a Menstrual Cup! 🙂

   This is a super long review, but might be helpful for ya :)After reading up and watching a ton on videos, and giving a lot of thought about switching to a menstrual cup, I ordered the Pee Safe Menstrual Cup (small) from here.After receiving the package, whose outer cardboard box was torn and damaged (please take notes, Amazon!), I went forward to examine the cup which was in a sealed packet inside the spandex bag. The cup, thankfully was, completely undamaged.Next, I went forward to try the cup once (I was still few days away from my periods). I opened the sealed package, sterilised the cup as mentioned in the manual, and then went ahead to try it in.Honestly, it was kind of a task. It, at least took me 5-10 minutes to get myself to make the correct folds (I tried the C-fold and the Punch-Down fold). Anyway, somehow I then went ahead to insert it inside, it took some effort there, too, of course, but I was able to do it after few tries. Still, however, I wasn’t sure if the cup had opened inside (no apparent pop sound, which I later read, doesn’t always happen), also it felt it being a bit weird in my vagina. I’d read it should feel like there’s nothing at all inside your vagina, but it definitely felt like something. I watched few more videos related to it and, then went ahead to try it again. This time, I realised the cup had opened, not because I heard the pop sound, but, because I could feel the suction/vacuum when I tried moving the cup once it was inside (this is the most accurate measure to make sure the cup has opened inside), but, again, the cup still felt a little weird when I sat, stood up or walked. I thought, maybe, this is how it is, and let it be.Fast forward the day I got my periods, I again sterilised the cup (NEVER skip this before the start of your cycle). I again went ahead to try the Punch-Down fold, and, oh, with clean hands, mind you, always, always wash your hands super clean before you either put it in, or take it out. Anyway, so, I then put it inside my vagina, this time, somehow, it was easier, it definitely took less time and effort. I, then, tried moving it once it was properly inside, it didn’t move, meaning, the vacuum had been created and hence, it was opened. All good. Now the most surprising and ironic thing that happened here, was, this time, the cup felt super comfortable inside, like I had read everywhere. It was exactly like there wasn’t anything at all, inside. Now, I don’t know why it was not the same the first day I tried it. Now for the taking it out part, that was definitely easier. I sat on the toilet, and using my thumb and index finger, I pinched the part just above the stalk of the cup (to release the vacuum) and slowly pulled it down, and out. The fact that you’re sitting on the toilet helps, so that even if the blood spills while you’re taking the cup out, you don’t really make a mess.For the next 3 days, till the end of my cycle, I used it, (ofc, I took it out to clean after every 6-8 hours), super comfortably.I’m so so glad, I took the plunge, and switched to something sustainable and eco-friendly! And honestly, ₹499 for something that apparently can be used for 5 long years, is a steal! And, also, it’s just so much less of a mess, without a pad or a tampon.

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   amiilvjjkv

   Reviewer

   July 23, 2025

   Pee Safe Reusable Menstrual Cup for Women | Medium Size with Pouch

   4.0 out of 5 stars

   it’s really comfortable and a life saviour

   this is going to be a long review and it’s especially for girls like me who are teenagers but are scared to even put a finger down in your vagina. first things first, the product is really nice, I’m 18 years old so i bought the extra short one but after using it i realised my cervix is pretty high, but still if you’re pondering over whether or not to buy this, just go for it.Now the next thing, if you’re scared to use it but you do want to change fron sanitary pads/tampons to menstrual cups then let me tell you it’s not going to be easy. Especially if this is the first time you’re going to use it. It took me a like 2 hours and 3 trials to get it successfully inside my vagina. Once you put it inside you won’t feel anything, mayhe a little bit uncomfortable for a few minutes but then you won’t even realise you’ve something sitting inside your vagina. it’s super comfortable. so just go for it, you won’t regret.For the procedure to put it inside, you should know the punch down fold (c fold felt a lot scary for me to use for the first time so i really recommend punch down fold). Get in a comfortable position, squat down and take deep breaths to relax yourself. don’t tense your muscles otherwise it’s going to be really tough to get it inside. use the small diameter of punch down fold of the cup to slowly get it inside and it may hurt a little bit so before doing that try inserting a finger. I tried with my pinky finger, so you can do that too. Then with your dominant hand insert it inside until the folded portion of the cup is inside and then slowly get it more inside. The stem of the cup must be inside your vagina properly too.If you’ve a short cervix then I’d recommend you buy a cup of your size or either trim the stem out. Then you’ll probably hear a pop sound of the cup opening up (or maybe not, because i didn’t hear it tbh). To check if the cup has created the required suction, insert a finger and try to pull the stem really gently ( don’t pull it too hard) if you can’t move the cup then voila the suction is created and you’re ready for the day! But for safety measures, if you’re using it for first time, you should probably still keep sanitary pads with you.The next problem will be creating the suction, my cup just wouldn’t open up after getting inside. In this case, just try changing postions or maybe try changing the fold you’re using for your cup. For the first day, i just gave up because it just didn’t open, but the next day it finally did. So don’t give up, it will work out for you. I was really scared of using it too but here I am, after using it a single time, and it was a good experience (apart from all the failures and stress i put my body through 💀)Next problem which might arise is removal of the cup, you may find that cup has gone too high (which happened with me and i freaked out). First things first, don’t freak out. it’s still there just try inserting a finger and look for the stem. If you found the stem then slowly go up with that index finger and find the top of the cup and try to push on one side of the cup to break the suction. Once you’ve done it, with that single finger try to wiggle the cup down slowly, trust me it worked for me. Just don’t remove your finger from the top of the cup, keep pressing the cup to break the suction and gently bring it down. that’s what i did because the idea of inserting a thumb and index finger inside was too much for me.I hope this helped any one of you, and i hope you don’t have too much trouble with using it!

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