Dutchess Large Menstrual Period Cups for Women + Storage Pouch, Pack of 2 Pink & Purple Soft Medical-Grade Silicone Reusable Feminine Care Tampon & Pad Alternative, Easy to Clean – Camping, Sports
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Product Dimensions : 4.13 x 2.36 x 2.36 inches; 6 ounces
Item model number : 1
Date First Available : November 7, 2014
Manufacturer : Vital Journey
ASIN : B00PBI86O8
Best Sellers Rank: #172,965 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #124 in Menstrual Cups
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MEDICAL GRADE SILICONE: Dutchess Menstrual Cups are made from soft, safe, BPA-free silicone. It’s phthalate, latex, dioxin free, and perfect for sensitive skin.
TWO SIZE OPTIONS: Dutchess cups come in two sizes. Small works best for younger users or those with strong pelvic muscles. Large is ideal for post-childbirth or older users. One size fits most comfort levels.
12 HOUR PROTECTION: Reusable period cups provide all-day and overnight protection for up to 12 hours. They’re a great alternative for heavy flow days, so you’re not in and out of the bathroom to change your pad or tampon.
EASY TO INSERT: Simply fold the cup in half, insert gently, and rotate to create seal. The beginner-friendly design is ideal for first-time menstrual cup users.
BOIL FOR SANITIZING: Clean after removing and before inserting by rinsing with water, and wash with mild cleanser. After each period, sanitize by boiling for 3 – 5 minutes. With proper hygiene care, menstrual cups last for years.
7 reviews for Dutchess Large Menstrual Period Cups for Women + Storage Pouch, Pack of 2 Pink & Purple Soft Medical-Grade Silicone Reusable Feminine Care Tampon & Pad Alternative, Easy to Clean – Camping, Sports
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Christina Conner –
This is a great product!! Please read my review for more.
Let me start off by saying, “I love this menstrual cup!” I purchased it a month ago, and had to wait to use it until I started menstruating. However, I did practice putting it in before, so it wouldn’t be too awkward when it was that time of the month. It was actually pretty easy putting it in and taking it out (more on that later), but I will say that I don’t have super heavy periods. Even on my heaviest day, though, it only filled the bottom third of the cup at max, so there was never an issue of leakage or having trouble when getting it out. I also should mention I am 32 and have had 2 children, if that helps answer questions as to what size to get. I personally made the switch over to a menstrual cup because it was worrying me using tampons with all the recent cases of TSS (toxic shock syndrome). I was ready for a safer alternative for both my body and the environment. I picked this specific brand because I had read good reviews on it and I liked that I got two for a low price. They are really comfy, and truly once I cut the little tip off I couldn’t even feel it while it was in place no matter what I did. I left it in all night with no problem. I went running with no problem. I did everything I normally do, and had no problems! I would recommend you wear a panty liner for the first time until you are comfortable. For me, it was so nice being able to just leave it in and go about my business all day without the worry of having to change it like a tampon every two hours (which is really inconvenient when you are a busy mom with two homeschoolers on the go).Now, as far as the care and how to use it part. Follow the directions!! Boil them for 3 minutes prior to first time use. Make sure when you boil them you put them in a pot with a good amount of water to allow them to float. Do NOT let them sit on the the bottom of the pan which is right on the flame! Once you are done boiling, let them cool by setting them on a clean cloth or paper towel for a few minutes. When you are ready to insert the cup I recommend you make sure if you have kids they are entertained for about 10 minutes. That would be really awkward if a child interrupted you while trying to insert it. If you have baby wipes (also I recommend to have) clean you vaginal area of any blood or discharge before putting the cup in. Then find a position you are comfortable with either sitting down on the toilet with your legs spread or standing up with legs apart in a slight squat. Fold the cup according to the instructions, and using your thumb and index finger slowly start pushing in into your vaginal canal. Now, I want to say, if you have never reached up there and felt your cervix you might want to do this first when you are not menstruating just to accustom yourself with your body. This is a really important aspect since you will need to push the cup fully against your cervix and then use your finger to make sure it has formed a seal all around it. When you push the cup up you will let it unfold and continue pushing it in. Do not be alarmed if you hear noises such as a sucking sound, squishing, or even a weird fart noise since air might have gotten up there is is being pushed out as you adjust the cup. Repeat on the noises when pulling it out too. Personally, I found it hilarious, as did my husband who was outside the bathroom. Okay, back to the cup, once you have it up there and feel you have it in place clean up yourself and walk around. Sit down and see if it is comfortable. The first time I put it in during my testing phase, when I sat down it was not comfortable due to the tip which was easily fixed by simply cutting it off (be sure to not cut the cup itself if you need to do so). Once I cut the tip, all was well in the world of my vagina.So now, the cup has been in there all day (about 8-12 hours), and it is time to remove it. Again, make sure any children are well entertained and you have some privacy for about 10 minutes. I heard some women say they had to remove it in the shower because it was messy. I never had to and I never had a mess. I simply sat over the toilet, reached in and pinched the bottom part of the cup. Very gently and slowly I began pulling it out at the same time moving it side to side to help release the suction. Remember when I mentioned noises? Prepare yourself for some fun ones! Keep slowly pulling it out and be sure it stays facing up by pulling it straight down. Once you have it out simply pour the contents out into the toilet and wipe it down. Once you have finished your business and are ready to put it back in be sure to wash it off! Hot water and soap. Once it is clean again you can go through the process of reinserting it again! Be proud. You have officially used the Dutchess Menstrual Cup successfully!I hope this review helped, and if it did please let me know! Happy shopping!
Jill –
The best period product I have ever used! It will change your life!
So I actually bought these period cups over a year ago but got pregnant before I was able to use them, so they were packed away. Now over a year later, I start my first-period post-baby and WOW! This has changed my life!All of my life I have had extremely heavy periods! I would soak through everything I used so quickly and went through so many different products every month. I also had pretty bad cramping to go along with the mess. Even after I went on birth control I still was VERY heavy! So I had just accepted that for the rest of my period-having life I would be tied to a bag of super-plus tampons and bulky pads. (sigh)Well, I will tell you, I was so hopeful but fearful that these little menstrual cups wouldn’t work for me and I would just be stuck with yet another thing that only worked half-way and would just make me constantly paranoid about the state of my pants, BUT it works! (for me at least…)All you do is slip the little cup inside you, let it shift to a comfortable position and forget it for the next 12 hours! Seriously, 12 HOURS! AND the crazy thing is that I actually DID forget about it until that night when I removed, cleaned and put it back in! To remove it, just reach in and pull on the ribbed bottom section until it pops out. Dump the contents in the toilet, rinse it with HOT water and then put it back in! (make sure your hands are dry when you are removing it otherwise your fingers will slip and it will be VERY hard to pull out)This has been the easiest, cheapest, cleanest and most forgetful period of my life! It has been a dream not worrying about my pants all week, having almost no cramps and in all, and just feeling like a normal person this week!I will forever suggest that people at least try the menstrual cup! I have already more than saved enough money this period to make this product worth it. Not to mention the fact that there are absolutely no wasted products to get rid of, so no matter what, NO ONE HAS TO KNOW I AM ON MY PERIOD! WOOT WOOT!I hope the period cup can work for you as it has for me! This week I became a strong proponent for the period cup and will highly recommend it to everyone!Also, my experience with Dutchess has been great! They designed a great cup design! They are comfortable and because there are two I can just keep one in the car and one in the house so I never have to worry! Thank you, Dutchess, for creating such a wonderfully designed period cup!
Jessica Schnur –
Je l’ai utiliser avant ma deuxième grossesse jamais eu aucun souci application facile après un peu d’entrainement lol jamais eu de fuite et je ne la senter vraiment jamais donc je recommande a 100% !
severe –
Je suis moyennement satisfaite. La cup fait le travail demandé donc là c’est bon. Elle se pose facilement mais ça demande un peu d’expérience, une première semaine d’adaptation pour ma part. Comme la notice est en anglais j’ai fait des recherches sur internet pour apprendre à l’utiliser. Gros bémol la cup dégage une très mauvaise odeur.
Nydicia –
Alors, j’ai acheter ceux là après avoir pris un modèle lunacopine car je voulais en avoir plusieurs (pour pouvoir les nettoyer pendant que j’en porte une) et ce modèle est bien mais je trouve qu’il est un peu plus souple que l’autre. Elles sont bien pour celles qui sont un peu douillette ou pour une première utilisation.
planes marion –
La meilleure Cyp que j ai testée, souple, elle est bien adaptée pour les flux moyen à important. Jamais de fuite avec, prise en main très facile
Furiosa87 –
La cup est quelques choses de très perso…Vous aimez ou vous aimez pas…Mois celle-ci me semble (taille A, la plus grande) petite, je la sentait bougé pendant la marche.Pour l’utilisé il faut au début un petit de gymnastique…Qualité du produit: tres bien.Bien stérilisé avant l’emploi pendant 5 minutes avec de l’eau boulliante.