Just wanted to add a little more positivity in these comments and tell you how you’ve helped me. I was always so scared to switch to discs or cups, but I did want to stop using tampons and use something more environmentally friendly. Finding the right one was a struggle of trial and error, but if it weren’t for you I wouldn’t of even thought it possible. Your videos have helped me understand my anatomy more than a health class. And thanks to you when I started trying the products I purchased I knew every trick under the sun to insert and remove. I felt like I went in fully prepared. Now that I’ve found the HelloDisc, I’ll never go back to tampons. Thank you so much for everything. Your hard work and efforts are so so appreciated. They changed my menstrual life.
@@User-go5hb Hi! It is a little firm, but it’s surprisingly easy to insert and remove. At least for me. It also doesn’t bother me when it’s in. It’s very comfortable! I had a firmness issue with previous cups pressing on my bladder, but I don’t have that same problem with the disc. This was my first disc ever ever and it was very easy to get a hang of!! I was seriously losing hope because I could NOT get a cup to feel right or work. But I was comfortably using the HelloDisc without any issues by the second cycle of having it. Super easy learning curve! I wish I would’ve started my journey with the disc and not a cup.. would’ve saved a lot of money haha. But every woman is different. Give it a try! And good luck!!
I have had the skoon cup for so long I have never been able to break the seal without getting super raw trying to remove cause it was so far up. I just got the flex and it's a game changer I have finally practiced and got the right fold for me the 7 fold I tried the lunch down for so long but it wouldn't open up in me and I would just leak. The string on the flex is uncomfortable but maybe I'll try with the skoon once I'm able to relax my muscles more to remove the seal myself.
I’m past menstruating (early menopause due to surgeries), but I really appreciate the info given in these, as I have children who will be needing all of this info before too long!! So, thanks!
Kim, thanks to your channels ('Put A Cup In It' and 'Period Nirvana') I found out about the reusable discs and bought my first disc (Lumma). That was 2 years ago and it changed my life for the better!!! ✨ Thank you for all the work you do, all the information you provide, the reviews you do,... It helps so much! 💖 I wish everyone with a period would know about reusable discs [and Period Nirvana :-)]. The disc makes my life so much easier (I used tampons, the cup never really worked for me)! I wished this would have been available much much earlier in life!
Have you tried femmy cycle? Read a good reviews for it, used the diva cup about ten years ago and stopped when i bleed out at work all over my scrub pants and had to borrow some from surgery 🤦🏻♀️ like a crime scene
Hey kim! Can you please try "stonesoup menstrual cup". I noticed that it is not in your collection. It has unique design. So, probably you will like it.
I would reassure you that everyone, myself includes, was scared to try one. It's new, it's different, and both products look intimidating compared to tampons. Take a nice deep breath and remember it can't get lost and that your vagina is capable of a lot of things lol. It only looks huge but it's not.
Pixie is one of the brands I won't promote in my work - their cup designs are all "white label" and not a proprietary design. Also not a big fan of brands inserting bible verses into the merch
It would be very helpful if you could tell us which are the best menstrual cups to use in India please try it would be good awareness because many Indians don't know about menstrual cups
I've always experienced a lot of discomfort/pain with any tampon I've ever worn. It always feels like it's IN my cervix or something. Pinchy. I want to try a cup or disc, but I'm afraid it'll be the same way.
My mom is so weirded out by mistrial cups that she won’t even let me get one. I said that I wasn’t asking her to do it, I just wanted to try it bc I’m 16 and also the only reason she was giving was that it was just weird and gross,, please how do I get her to let me try it out?
I got a cup from amazon from the brand NatuO mainly because it came with a reusable pad, two sizes and wasn't 40£. However I've seen very similar if not identical cups from other brands (assuming it's made of the same material), does that mean anything or is it just a "generic" cup look?
I have one question what happens if you use a menstrual cup but you have to change it out in public don’t you like have to wash it and stuff??????? Could you please reply to my comment
You can try cups at any age but when you're younger I'd recommend mini/teenager size cups and I'd recommend cups more that disks because disks require you to adjust them more inside of you that cups which can be nerve wracking if you're a beginner
@@larissanguyen8644 I think that is since you can boil it very good. Nature will love it, because nature doesn't love when people are poluting it with waste.
I donate lots of cups locally and ship educational kits to teachers. What I keep reflects examples of every known brand and size and photography samples. I don't donate used items, when I send products they are brand new.
Try a disc!!! So much easier than a cup! No suction, no bladder pressure, easier to insert (folded it's the size of a tampon) and auto-dump is a game changer! It changed my life for the better! I just wished I had a reusable disc much much earlier in life!!
But she never answers questions. If she does this for a living she only does half her job 👎 Edit: I've thought about cups, but I can never get straight answers from her videos or responses from the questions Ive asked. So I think I'm just going to stick with what ik. Pads and tampons never failed me! ☺️ Why waste money on something I can't return if it doesn't work and I have no one to help me with it?
My job is not to respond to 100% of the comments and questions left on my multiple social media platforms. It is not humanly possible given the number of comments I receive. It's also not for you to decide where or how my work time is spent. I create content to answer the questions millions of people have and it's available 24/7 on my multiple outlets. Viewers can find the answers to most of the questions they have by using the videos, resources, and articles I spent thousands of hours creating. Not to mention I created a peer support group on Facebook for people to ask questions to help address the fact that I am a single human with a family, a house, a job, and a life outside of the Internet. Customer service for my store and my social media educational outlets are two separate entities that should not be confused. Customers can reach my store for assistance. Customers should also be able to reach help via the brand of the item they have purchased.
Kim Rosas has tons of videos online and lots of information including a quiz on her website. And as she mentions there is even a Facebook support group. If you are already using tampons, try a reusable disc. Folded it's the size of a tampon and it's so much easier to use than a cup. And there are not so many different sizes and shapes to choose from compared to cups. I believe it's an easier fit. I used tampons all my life. Two years ago I found out about discs and bought the Lumma disc and never ever used tampons again. It changed my life for the better. I just wished I had it much much earlier in life. Lumma very often has a special offer where you can buy one disc and get one free. This allows you to try two different sizes. The Lumma has a softer rim than the Flex reusable so no notch for insertion is needed. It has a string for easier removal, but I had to cut it off. It poked me. I don't need any help (string, tap,...) to remove it. Bearing down pushes the disc forward so that I can grab it easily. When auto-dumping before removing it is mess free. Sometimes a tiny bit of blood on my fingertips which I don't mind. Reusable discs are one of the best inventions ever!!!! 💖
Just wanted to add a little more positivity in these comments and tell you how you’ve helped me.
I was always so scared to switch to discs or cups, but I did want to stop using tampons and use something more environmentally friendly. Finding the right one was a struggle of trial and error, but if it weren’t for you I wouldn’t of even thought it possible.
Your videos have helped me understand my anatomy more than a health class. And thanks to you when I started trying the products I purchased I knew every trick under the sun to insert and remove.
I felt like I went in fully prepared.
Now that I’ve found the HelloDisc, I’ll never go back to tampons.
Thank you so much for everything.
Your hard work and efforts are so so appreciated. They changed my menstrual life.
Ditto!
Hey! I was wondering how you liked the hello cup for a starter? I heard it was really firm
@@User-go5hb Hi! It is a little firm, but it’s surprisingly easy to insert and remove. At least for me. It also doesn’t bother me when it’s in. It’s very comfortable! I had a firmness issue with previous cups pressing on my bladder, but I don’t have that same problem with the disc.
This was my first disc ever ever and it was very easy to get a hang of!! I was seriously losing hope because I could NOT get a cup to feel right or work. But I was comfortably using the HelloDisc without any issues by the second cycle of having it. Super easy learning curve! I wish I would’ve started my journey with the disc and not a cup.. would’ve saved a lot of money haha. But every woman is different. Give it a try! And good luck!!
Me: Looking for videos about menstrual cups
Period nirvana: it’s my time to shine 😘
It really is.
It almost sounds like you're naming off pokemon! 🤣
Someone: What’s your profession?
Her: umm….it’s complicated-
I mean at least it's not boring.
Women’s health
I have had the skoon cup for so long I have never been able to break the seal without getting super raw trying to remove cause it was so far up. I just got the flex and it's a game changer I have finally practiced and got the right fold for me the 7 fold I tried the lunch down for so long but it wouldn't open up in me and I would just leak. The string on the flex is uncomfortable but maybe I'll try with the skoon once I'm able to relax my muscles more to remove the seal myself.
I’m past menstruating (early menopause due to surgeries), but I really appreciate the info given in these, as I have children who will be needing all of this info before too long!! So, thanks!
Your videos have been so helpful. I'm on my first cycle with my cup and it's going pretty good. Thank you so much for your content.
which one is your favourite?
The one she helped create!!
Kim, thanks to your channels ('Put A Cup In It' and 'Period Nirvana') I found out about the reusable discs and bought my first disc (Lumma). That was 2 years ago and it changed my life for the better!!! ✨
Thank you for all the work you do, all the information you provide, the reviews you do,... It helps so much! 💖
I wish everyone with a period would know about reusable discs [and Period Nirvana :-)]. The disc makes my life so much easier (I used tampons, the cup never really worked for me)! I wished this would have been available much much earlier in life!
Diva is the only cup I’ve ever owned (for 7+ years now), and I like it!
Me to i like it
I just drink out of a glass one... yall weird
Hahahahah
The collapsible one reminds me of a popsocket
My how the collection has grown!
You are doing an amazing job!
which one works the best in your opinion
These intimate me so so much
Have you tried femmy cycle? Read a good reviews for it, used the diva cup about ten years ago and stopped when i bleed out at work all over my scrub pants and had to borrow some from surgery 🤦🏻♀️ like a crime scene
Hey kim! Can you please try "stonesoup menstrual cup". I noticed that it is not in your collection. It has unique design. So, probably you will like it.
why did the bloody buddy make me laugh
June is pretty good!
Ok but like- cups and discs scare me! How do I get over that?! Like someone help me pleaseeee
I would reassure you that everyone, myself includes, was scared to try one. It's new, it's different, and both products look intimidating compared to tampons. Take a nice deep breath and remember it can't get lost and that your vagina is capable of a lot of things lol. It only looks huge but it's not.
@@PeriodNirvana THANK YOU SO MUCH!! you’re guidance and videos help a lot 💕
I like the diva cup
Have you tried the June cup?? It's the one I use and love it!
Please try the pixie cup
Pixie is one of the brands I won't promote in my work - their cup designs are all "white label" and not a proprietary design. Also not a big fan of brands inserting bible verses into the merch
It would be very helpful if you could tell us which are the best menstrual cups to use in India please try it would be good awareness because many Indians don't know about menstrual cups
I've always experienced a lot of discomfort/pain with any tampon I've ever worn. It always feels like it's IN my cervix or something. Pinchy. I want to try a cup or disc, but I'm afraid it'll be the same way.
You might have a low cervix, there are some designed specifically for that! She has shown them before 😊
what cup would you recommend to a 11 year old?
Anything with a mini or teenager version.
@@syolyte thanks :)
A PAD!!!
@@bc1184 you can use a cup at 11 as long as it doesn’t hurt
@@bc1184 sometimes pads aren't always the best option 🤷♀️
I want that kind cup...looks the most comfortable but it's 40 😭
Try June cups!
ayyy saalt cup I use those!
My mom is so weirded out by mistrial cups that she won’t even let me get one. I said that I wasn’t asking her to do it, I just wanted to try it bc I’m 16 and also the only reason she was giving was that it was just weird and gross,, please how do I get her to let me try it out?
impressive
*Usain Bolt's to the website for more info"
Can you please try stone soup wings all colour cup
I've..only ever used 1 pair of Tallissi cups
As someone who's scared of not being able to get it out, how do you get them out and can you do it with long nails?
Can you do the organicup?
I need to know more about the screw
I got a cup from amazon from the brand NatuO mainly because it came with a reusable pad, two sizes and wasn't 40£. However I've seen very similar if not identical cups from other brands (assuming it's made of the same material), does that mean anything or is it just a "generic" cup look?
Which cup would you say is best for heavier loads?
How to use menstrual cup when you have period
Which one is the best for people who want to try but for teens
Organicup as well if I am right
Do u gotta clean it afterwards before use again the same day or does it stay in all day? Even when using the toilet?
You can use a cup for 12, then you should empty & wash it. You can use the toilet normally while wearing one.
I’m asking you your thoughts on “this one” 🤔🤔🤔🤔
So which one is the best?
Just got a question is there one for like teens or like easier for teens
They come in different sizes but nothing specific to that category
I have one question what happens if you use a menstrual cup but you have to change it out in public don’t you like have to wash it and stuff??????? Could you please reply to my comment
You keep flushable wipes or a water bottle in your purse for those occasions.
@@supermom7433 o ok thank u
...how can I apply for that job
I’m 13 and I was wondering if you could tell me what is the best cup for me. I don’t know if there is like an age limit.
Try some teenage or kid cups! Brands like Diva would be nice as they are universal and most have good reviews.
@@Cythereans thank you so much!
What if you yank it too hard out and the blood goes everywhere
Well don't yank it too hard
I have a June cup and I sat there for so long waiting to hear it but it never came e
because it's a white label brand and that is a company I won't support because of their questionable marketing practices
New pokèrap just dropped
How to get this job
How do they work?
They are kinda like reusable tampons
What was the best for the age 13?? Or should I try cups later on
And another question should I start with disks or cups
You can try cups at any age but when you're younger I'd recommend mini/teenager size cups and I'd recommend cups more that disks because disks require you to adjust them more inside of you that cups which can be nerve wracking if you're a beginner
Honey pot?
Ever thought of donating them?
I think that it is not something you can give to someone else once it is used
@@larissanguyen8644 I think that is since you can boil it very good. Nature will love it, because nature doesn't love when people are poluting it with waste.
@@larissanguyen8644 for someone that is, for someone that is not...
I donate lots of cups locally and ship educational kits to teachers. What I keep reflects examples of every known brand and size and photography samples. I don't donate used items, when I send products they are brand new.
@@PeriodNirvana thank you for the answer! It's very interesting to know, and your mission is amazing! 🌺🌹🌼🌷🌱🌳🌸🌻💐🌴❣️💕💞
But.. then you can only do your jobs once a month?
What are your opinions on the screw cup?
never heard of that one
Oh, okay. Thanks tho
Oh wait sorry, i meant the screw cup
@@Batsweep oh you should see her video on it. it's on Put A Cup In It though...
Bloody buddy? Really? They couldn’t think of a better name? 😂
I know my mom likes the diva cup I think. Idk, cups scare me, especially because I think I have a pretty high cervix.
Maybe you can try disc instead since it sits pretty low just behind your public bone. Don't have to worry about it being lost or having to reach high
Try a disc!!! So much easier than a cup! No suction, no bladder pressure, easier to insert (folded it's the size of a tampon) and auto-dump is a game changer! It changed my life for the better! I just wished I had a reusable disc much much earlier in life!!
Never heard of this.
So you only work for like one week or of the month or?-
She runs this UA-cam channel on period tips and reviews and runs a business selling period products.
@@daisiesandpandas1218 oh, interesting.
But she never answers questions. If she does this for a living she only does half her job 👎
Edit: I've thought about cups, but I can never get straight answers from her videos or responses from the questions Ive asked. So I think I'm just going to stick with what ik. Pads and tampons never failed me! ☺️ Why waste money on something I can't return if it doesn't work and I have no one to help me with it?
My job is not to respond to 100% of the comments and questions left on my multiple social media platforms. It is not humanly possible given the number of comments I receive. It's also not for you to decide where or how my work time is spent. I create content to answer the questions millions of people have and it's available 24/7 on my multiple outlets. Viewers can find the answers to most of the questions they have by using the videos, resources, and articles I spent thousands of hours creating. Not to mention I created a peer support group on Facebook for people to ask questions to help address the fact that I am a single human with a family, a house, a job, and a life outside of the Internet. Customer service for my store and my social media educational outlets are two separate entities that should not be confused. Customers can reach my store for assistance. Customers should also be able to reach help via the brand of the item they have purchased.
Kim Rosas has tons of videos online and lots of information including a quiz on her website. And as she mentions there is even a Facebook support group.
If you are already using tampons, try a reusable disc. Folded it's the size of a tampon and it's so much easier to use than a cup. And there are not so many different sizes and shapes to choose from compared to cups. I believe it's an easier fit.
I used tampons all my life. Two years ago I found out about discs and bought the Lumma disc and never ever used tampons again. It changed my life for the better. I just wished I had it much much earlier in life.
Lumma very often has a special offer where you can buy one disc and get one free. This allows you to try two different sizes. The Lumma has a softer rim than the Flex reusable so no notch for insertion is needed. It has a string for easier removal, but I had to cut it off. It poked me. I don't need any help (string, tap,...) to remove it. Bearing down pushes the disc forward so that I can grab it easily. When auto-dumping before removing it is mess free. Sometimes a tiny bit of blood on my fingertips which I don't mind.
Reusable discs are one of the best inventions ever!!!! 💖
Damn, entitled little kid on the loose
wow that is the easiest job on earth
Really? That's news to me.
@@PeriodNirvana Name something easier than a job that requires you to just do something you’d have to do anyway.
All you have to do is look at my multiple websites or social media platforms to see that the work is more than testing the cups.
@@PeriodNirvana And? Still easier than basically every other job in existence
@@whatskraken3886 and earn a living doing it? Sure. Have at it 😂 good luck 😘
This is weird..... Western are weird.... Can't we just stick with pad🙈🙈🙈
No. Why is it weird? And why should we have to stick with pads?
No
Pads don’t work with everyone babe