Freely Menstrual Cup – Best Sensitive Reusable Period Cup, Wear for 12 Hours, Tampon and Pad Alternative, Soft Peach (Small)

Medical-Grade Silicone!!
I did some research and their manufacturer specializes in high quality, medical grade silicone. Oldam is a very reliable company known to be Clean in South Korea. They provide both a small size that fits standard size cervix and a large for those individuals who finds small size small. As to comfort, I can tell that they have meticulously designed it to meet comfort at the highest level. Buy both sizes!

Squishy little tulip 🌷
Soft, squishy, artfully packaged. The small is REALLY small. I’m 36 no kids for reference and think I might need the bigger one. I love it though.

Nice Starter Cup for First Time Cup Users or Teens
I am a long-time menstrual cup user (and evangelizer!). I started with SoftDisc disposable menstrual cups and then moved on to Diva cup, Luna cup, and Lunette. If you’re used to pads and tampons, menstrual cups can CHANGE YOUR LIFE. They are the only solution I’ve found where I literally forget I’m on my period sometimes. Not only that, but when packing for travel, you literally just pack a tiny cup and you’re set. No more math figuring out how many of each size pad and tampon to bring.That said, cups involve a learning curve. Learning to get one in properly can take some practice. Getting it out usually involves practice also, but this cup has made it easier by including a little ring you can hook your finger around to pull it out instead of a flat stem. Another advantage of this design is that you don’t have anything poking you when you sit down. Some of the cups I’ve used, I had to completely cut the stem off because it was uncomfortable.The material is just the right firmness: not too soft to stay in and not so hard that it’s uncomfortable. In terms of sizing, it is definitely small. I wouldn’t recommend this size to anyone who’s given birth vaginally, unless they just wanted to get used to inserting a cup using a smaller size. I’ve given all my daughters menstrual cups with the instruction that they can try it whenever they like and just save it till they’re ready for it. This sizing is ideal for teens.The box the cup comes in is really nice and gift-quality. I do wish they would’ve included a pouch to store the cup in when not in use. All my other cups came with a silk drawstring storage bag.

Pretty basic, average cup, with no storage solutions.
The cup itself seems fairly standard. It’s a pretty orangey color, and a bit softer silicone than most. I love the idea of the ring to aid in removal, but I do question how long this one will last. It is just so thin where it connects to the cup, and it bends very easily at that point. I really feels like it would not take much tugging to pull the ring completely off.My major pet peeve with this item is that, for something currently listed at $32.39 to have the storage cup separate and listed for an additional $32.39 is just absolutely absurd. I feel like that is prohibitively expensive, especially when there are numerous quality menstrual cups readily available for much cheaper. And I think the thing that aggravates me the most is that the box this comes in is really nice. It’s sturdy and has a well made magnetic closure….and is completely useless for anything else once it’s opened. It isn’t appropriate for storage, and I can’t help but think that I would have definitely preferred to receive any kind of storage pouch or sanitizing cup, rather that the lovely useless box.In the end, I feel like this is a pretty average silicone menstrual cup. It’s an interesting color and it was nicely packaged, but the price seems incredibly high for what I received.