VOXAPOD Menstrual Cup Small Size with Case, Wear for 12 Hours, #1 Active Cup, Easy Removal, Most Comfortable, Leak-Proof, Best for Beginners, Reusable Period Cup Medical-Grade Silicone

The media could not be loaded.  I was super skeptical about trying this, and now I can’t believe I haven’t used one of these sooner. This is my third cycle with it, and I feel so much cleaner on my periods and don’t have to worry about leaks anymore. The material seems really high quality and it's so soft and comfortable. I can't even feel it when I’m wearing it! Literally. I’m in my late 20s and have had one vaginal birth and am fairly active with a normal to heavy flow and decided to get a small size, which works perfectly for me!There is a small learning curve, and it took me a couple of tries to figure it out, but it was easier to use than I thought it would be. I had a little leaking until I found the best fold for me but just wore a liner as a backup until I got the hang of it. I like the C-fold the best - basically, just fold it in half and insert it. The design of this cup makes it easy to know that you got a good seal because the middle part helps the cup open and I don’t worry about leaks now, even when I'm active or doing yoga, etc.The best part is that I can wear it for 10-12 hours at a time and get through my entire workday without thinking about it and I can FINALLY sleep in without changing a pad or tampon in the middle of the night or worrying about my bedsheets. Sometimes I have to empty it an extra time or two on the heavy days (day 2-3) of my period, but it’s not a big deal at all.I forgot to mention this in the video, but I was also really worried about changing it in a public bathroom because I thought it would be messy, but all of my flow is inside the cup when I take it out, so I just empty it in the toilet and wipe it out with a wet paper towel or toilet paper and then put it back in.I love that it is non-toxic and doesn't dry me out or clog anything like tampons and pads did. I’m happy to be using something that’s better for the planet too. I definitely recommend this cup if you’re thinking about making the switch from tampons or pads. Just remember it can take some practice, so don’t be hard on yourself if you don’t figure it out the first couple of tries.

I bought this cup when it was on kickstarter in April 2018 because I really believed they were going to make the best cup out there. I had previously tried to lunette which was terribly uncomfortable. I received it in May 2019 and it really was worth the wait. This is the best cup I own. I recommend it to anyone curious about trying menstrual cups, or anyone looking to explore new cup options. Easy to insert and literally cannot feel it. When I saw this was available on amazon I had to buy another. I only wish they made it in a large size for heavy days. (Mother of 4, 3 vaginal births)

I have yet to try it for more than one day, but what I can say is I've tried 4 menstrual cups before and this one is by far the firmest one I've used, and in a painful way. It's not at all soft as described in the title. Not flexible. If you have a "high cervix" (which is actually everyone because otherwise intercourse wouldn't be possible anatomically) the lack of flexibility will make it almost impossible to remove because you have to grip and squeeze the cup to break the suction but it's way too firm to squeeze. The tail also bothered me and is useless since you can't break the suction without grabbing the whole cup.

I am a runner and I tried many other brands. The Diva cup, for instance, always poked outa little. This Voxapod (small) is great period cup product for athletes on the move. The grips at the bottom help for easy removal. Highly recommend! PS-I removed the tip/tale becasue the grip on the base works great alone.

Do yourself a favor and get this! I was super skeptical thinking about using this, and now I cannot recommend this product enough!!! I’ve used it now for 3 cycles and this is hands down the best investment I have made all year! I did quite a bit of research and comparison shopping before I decided to purchase the VOXAPOD cup based on reviews, design, and price. I’m nearly 30 and have had vaginal births and am fairly active. I reached out to the company to figure out what size would be best for me, because I wasn’t sure and they said they do free exchanges if the size I get doesn’t work, so I figured what do I have to lose? My flow is pretty heavy in the beginning and then tapers off by day 3-4, which is why I went with the small size and so far it has been perfect.I love the packaging, modern travel case, and really helpful how-to guide that has lots of helpful tips in it.It’s Comfortable + Saves Me Time - I can feel it for a minute or two after I insert it, and then I honestly forget it’s even there. It’s way more comfortable than tampons and I can go pretty much all day (10-12 hours) without having to empty it. I also like that I can put it in when I feel like my period is getting ready to start and not have to worry about leaking in my nice panties. I don’t have to worry about tampon pee string (ew!) or having to run to the store at the last minute when I realize I’m out of tampons.Cool Design - The silicone is really comfortable and soft to the touch. The pinch grips make it much easier to break the seal for removal when I’m ready. I read reviews for other cups where the suction can be too strong to break the seal, and that was not the case for me with this one. The stem is thick enough to help me reach the cup but flexible and soft so I can’t feel it––it also doesn’t have a hole in the bottom of it so I don’t have to worry about it being difficult to clean. There is a thicker band of silicone in the middle that helps the cup open up after I insert it so I always know I’m getting a good seal.Pretty Easy to Use - There’s a learning curve, but it’s not bad. I tried all of the folds, but the C fold was definitely the easiest for me. You basically just fold the cup in half and insert with this fold. I practiced in the shower initially, but I also just get the cup wet sometimes before I insert it to make it more comfortable. It took me a few tries the first time I used it, but overall it was pretty easy to insert. I was more afraid that it would leak, but that was solved once I figured out how to get a good seal. After I insert the cup, I find that if I bare down a little or twist the cup, it reassures me that the seal has been made, and that’s probably why I haven’t had any leaks. That, and it seems to just do what it’s supposed to (catch my flow). To remove, I can usually reach the cup just fine, but when I’ve inserted it too far, I can bare down a little to get the cup to where I can easily remove it. Don’t worry though, it can’t get lost in there. You don’t have to insert it as far as a tampon. In fact, my cup is actually the most comfortable when it sits lower in my vagina. The pinch grips make it easier to get a hold of to remove it and hang onto while emptying it in the toilet. It may take a few tries to get the hang of this, but it’s easier if you relax. I found that when my vaginal muscles were tense it was harder to insert and remove. All in all, it was surprisingly easier for me than I thought it would be, but I know it’s different for everyone, so be patient with yourself and don’t give up.Cleaner (and less annoying) Than Tampons - You only have to boil the cup between periods and rinse it between uses when on your period. I give it a quick rinse in the shower or sink before inserting it, which makes it more comfortable to insert. At first, I was nervous about making a mess and thought it would be a nightmare in a public bathroom, but now I just take a wet paper towel or water bottle in the stall with me to wipe it off or rinse it off before I put it back in, like they tell you to. Also, it’s way more discreet than pads or tampons with all of the crinkling wrappers that announces my period to the whole freaking bathroom. I thought it would be smelly after sitting in my vagina, but it’s not stinky at all and I actually feel way cleaner than when I was using tampons.Saves Money - Okay, this little thing is gonna save me money every single month. It’ll pay for itself in 3 months. I used my Health Savings Account to buy it anyway, so bonus! I know there are cheaper cups on the market, but I wanted one that was made in the USA with quality silicone (not food grade), FDA registered and that had good customer service / return policy. I already worry about putting chemicals in my vagina with tampons, so I wanted to make sure I was actually putting something safe in my body. I also love that it’s reusable and eco-friendly––makes me feel better saving all that waste.I seriously love this product and tell all my friends about it! Hope this helps.