Saalt Menstural Products Silicone Menstrual Cup

15 reviews

Everyone will have a learning curve, and different products will work better for different people. However, I can attest to the quality of this one. This is the second cup I've tried, still working great after a few months! Mine is blue, and the inevitable staining is minimal; I've been following the care instructions almost exactly, except I use a gentle hand soap and rinse thoroughly instead of the Saalt brand cleanser. No tearing/deteriorating like my last one of a different brand.

I took some time but I learned hoy to use it, it is way better than using disposables

I finally braved up and tried out the cup in small. I can't tell if it is right for me yet but it did take practice. I would say it was successful for a first time. The pouch comes in handy too. I can't really compare this one with others since I never used other brands but I did take a quiz to see what size/shape is best for me prior to purchase.

This is my first ever menstrual cup. It's definitely a learning curve and tbh I think I might be more of a period underwear kinda gal (going to try those next). However, the product seems very good quality and is comfortable. I think I just need a bit more practice with it to get comfortable. I might switch to period underwear for lighter days, but this is definitely a nice option for heavier days.

Great product. This is the first cup I've tried and it does take some getting used to. I had a hard time removing the cup because it was difficult for me to reach the stem. After some further research I came to the conclusion that a longer, narrower cup would work better for my body. But I think that's something each person discovers for themselves when they start using cups. Every individuals body is different so it takes time to figure out your own needs if your not familiar with the position of your cervix.

For anyone struggling with removal, I watched a thousand YouTube videos to help me. First take a deep breath, there is so where for the cup to go but out. You got this. You need to use your muscles to push the cup down until you can grab the stem. Once you have the stem slowly wiggle it side to side as you bring the cup down until you can grasp the base of the cup. Squeeze the base so you can break the seal and then remove. Trust me don't just try to rip it out, the seal needs to be broken first. So happy I decided to switch to a cup and highly recommend it to anyone considering it.