Menstrual cups are the best. I have been using them since 3 years now. And I'm not shifting to pads ever. It is much more comfortable, hygienic and environment friendly. It takes 1-2 cycles to get used to it, believe the process, don't ever give up!!!! Once you're used to it, you'll be proud of yourself 💖 Just girls don't panic it won't get lost inside you! There are sizes available do check before buying. Maintain a good hygiene and make sure you store your cup in a hygienic environment after washing & sterilizing.
@@nimishasrivastava03 If you talking about mid-cycle sterilization, then you can wash it thoroughly and insert it back again. And after the cycle you can sterilize it, let it completely dry and then store it in the pouch. This was your question right?
@@ridhimarai46 no. Actually when you start your period and sterilize the cup then what do you do? I find it weird carrying my sterilized cup from the kitchen to the washroom. I feel like I can't keep it anywhere because it'll get dirty.
I was so scared the first time I used it because I'm only 18 and I accidentally ordered M size, and I tried inserting it for months but it didnt go in. So make sure you're using only S if you're below the age of 25 and have not had children. Next step being insertion, it'll pain a little bit for a second but it doesn't pain after its inside. If its your first and second day, remove it within 5-6 hours. While removing sit in a squat position and pull the stem, and press the cup from the bottom which would release the air and break the vacuum. Do not sit in a squat position while inserting it, try putting one foot on the toilet sit and one on the ground.
I think first cycle with menstrual cup was difficult for everyone. I started feeling comfortable with it from the 3rd cycle and by then I could figure out which size will be perfect for me. Maybe you should give it one more chance. Also I prefer the push down fold instead of the C fold. I have heard people's really bad experiences with menstrual cups but I always suggest them to try it for one more cycle. If you're still not comfortable then you can always go back to tampon.
switching to menstrual cups has been one of my best decisions. the first cycle was a little overwhelming ngl, but after a couple of cycles, I got used to it, and it's amazing. literally the best thing for periods. also would suggest you sit down on your toilet seat for the insertion and removal of the cup for better access.
Some tips : 1. The cup need not be filled up to the hole to leak.. It can leak before that as well. Understand after hoe many hours your cup starts leaking and remove it before that. Eg on first days I have to change my cup in 8 hrs. On 3-4th days I don't leak if I keep it for longer. Leakage could also be if suction hasn't been created. Use your finger to check around the cup if suction has been created. 2. Menstrual cups are a learning process. Don't jump to changing in public washrooms at once.. Try the cup on 2nd day as a beginner or in the nights first. 3. You need to relax yourself while insertion and removal. If you don't then it'll be more painful.. And whrn you remove, you HAVE to remove the suction and then press the cup and pull it out. 4. I put my cup in hot water post cleaning it with running water everytime when I empty it in between periods. This makes the cup softer to put it in. Menstrual cups are a leaning curve so don't give up on them so soon. Try it for a couple of times in more convenient environments. You'll fall in love with them once you get a hang of them 😁
@@ashna3776 I wash it with running water under a tap first and then if available I usually put it in hot water for 2min and then use it so that the cup is softer to insert
I panicked when used it for the first time during the removal, but now it's a smooth process very comfy and handy than pads..you should use a small cup it's good for beginners and you have to pinch the cup a bit to get it out easily..you should give it one or more tries again.. eventually you'll love it..❤️
completely agree... same happened with me for the first time, I thought I'd never be able to take it out but after a while, I was. I have been using them ever since and it's been over 3 years now and it's really easy and much more comfortable than anything else that i've tried.
Yes girl wrong size is a nightmare. Even though many brands advice medium etc size for women in 20s and not given birth still it's not always true. I guess we all are different 🤠🤠 it took me around 3 4 months to get used to it. But now that I'm using cup since 1 and a half year, using pads now seems like a nightmare. The wetness and supposedly smell - i don't like that now. And ofcs the small efforts to use less plastics begins from these steps. You go girl.:-):-) And yes one thing if girls likr me who experience the cramps for first 2 3 days and their period last for 5 6 days, using cup will feel very very hassle free cz Just pop the cup and forget it for 12 hours and just Change and repeat. :-P It'll get easier i swear. Also don't panic if you accidentally wore it for more than 12 hours, it'll not cause any serious issues although there is always a chance of toxic shock syndrome. To avoid this you can always set alarms.
I genuinely appreciate your honesty and I feel you , I feel extremely light headed when I see blood in general so if I see blood spilling anywhere I'll just passout. The thought of it also makes me super nauseous
Most of us weren't lucky with our first menstrual cups. There's a learning curve and it can get so frustrating and scary when you cannot take your cup out. I switched to discs and it's incredible, so much easier and practical, I can't recommend them enough. At the moment, I'm using the ziggy disc and it's amazing 💟
@@sakshi_shivdasani Hi Sakshi, I had a similar reaction as yours when I first used it and gave up for a few months. Then I looked at many videos that eventually helped me get comfortable with the menstrual cup. I am putting my learnings down here, in case it helps anyone: 1. Start with the smallest size of any brand, no matter your age. 2. Squat over a toilet seat when removing, so the blood will spill directly into the toilet. 3. When removing, press the cup from the bottom or the side to break the vacuum. 4. When you have inserted it if you are having pain or discomfort in that area, it means it is not inserted correctly. Remove and try again. 5. Plan your day such that you do not have to remove or insert the menstrual cup in a public restroom or any other restroom where you are not 100% comfortable. Disclaimer: I am not a medical practitioner. The above tips are just unsolicited advice from my personal experience. If you do not like it, feel free to ignore it.
I didn’t have a good experience either….I tried it for 2 cycles and had to switch back to pads and tampons mid cycle both the time. My vagina is a bit sensitive than normal so when I use menstrual cup my walls get irritated and swollen by day2/ 3 of continuous use and I could barely put the cup back and once I couldn’t even put a tampon in. This happened even after breaking the vacuum first and then pulling out. I didn’t have any leakage but personally I prefer tampons.
There will be a lot of help if before removing the cup you sit on the toilet seat and push it out as much as you can , then you will be able to see the stem reaching itself the opening of Vagina and if it's painful which means you are not pinching it down before removing....we have to pinch it inside only to release the vaccum created by the cup( that's the reason why cup is holding up there) Don't assume you pinched and the vacuum created is gone no !! Sometimes it's only about releasing the pressure built inside after that it's veryyyyyy easy to just pull it out. Alsoo don't worry it's not gonna be lost inside ourbody , neither is the cup gonna marinate lol It's the safest to our bodies ❤️
When taking it out, you shouldn't pull the stem, pinch the cup with two fingers to break the vaccuum and then take it out, takes a few cycles to get used to but it's so worth it, sometimes doesn't even feel like I'm on my period
I tried menstrual cup and it just didn’t work for me. It was a nightmare to take it out. I felt like I gave birth to that cup post the whole taking out situation. Relating max w you rn!!
But I'm using menstrual cups from soo long and I Don't get the leakage prblm and I think she choose wrng size. Otherwise menstrual cup are best when you are working there is no tension on checking it or reinserting it.
Hey I started using menstrual cups during the pandemic and i will never go back to a pad or a tampon. I believe getting used to it during the lockdown really help me get comfy with it. I can't even feel it in me now. Pulling out can be tricky if you are holding it by the step, you need to squeeze it a little yo release the vacuum. I faced leakage like once or twice, once because it was in for 12+ hours and flow was good. And once was initially when I started. I would urge you to keep trying this. Your life will be so easier.
First cycle is the worst! The entire day I kept thinking about how I am going to lose it inside and then what will I say to the doctor in the emergency room and what will I tell my parents why I need to go to the hospital. And almost a year later, I see that it has made such a huge positive difference in my life. Now I only have to deal with my horrendous mood swings and not the bloody physical mess. Anyway, All the best. You'll get used to it.
Sit comfortably on the toilet seat .. take a deep breath and try to push it out just like you are trying to give birth and when you find your cup just pinch it and now you are done .. this is the best way to take out the cup instead of trying to do that in squat position. Hope that help 👍 And yes for the first two days it leaks I don't know why ..but after that it doesn't.
Sakshi, I think you might need to cut the stem a little to make it smaller. I faced the same problems, with it going too far up, because the long stem is pushed up when we sit or wear tight clothes. So cutting it helps it sit where it's supposed to sit. Also, I'd recommend wearing light period panties or Panty liner as you would with a tampon, because some drops of spillage is expected. I would really like you to try it for a couple cycles throughout the whole cycle to get the hang of it because it really is the most convenient. I wear black period panties so i literally don't see any blood all day except when I change my cup.
You don't directly pull it out. You fold it just like you do while inserting it. And try to get rid of all the air, a vacuum is necessary. You'll understand overtime.
I think to take it out, you press on the bottom(not the stem, the body) of the cup a little to release the vacuum so that it comes out easy. Haven't used it, just read somewhere. You could try it maybe.
First week with Menstrual cup was a struggle to me as well with leaks the whole week, however in the second week it worked, i tried a different fold and it didnt leaked at all. I guess u have to give it few weeks for it to work
I'm my case what basically happened was that i put it in really quickly and thn i slept for a while,around 6 7 hours I feel like blood is coming out,i struggled a lot to pull it out almost i done 25 squats to pull it out and it took me almost 20min after that i never use it.
Switching to Menstrual cup from pads is best decision of my life. It does take some time to get use to it. Also every body n way of using it is diff so u need to figure that out urself.. but i still keep pads just in case.. but the count is reduced from many to
Try sitting on the toilet set and then do the process for removing the cup with legs spread apart ( sorry for graphic details) Try again it is will change how you manage your period.
I have been using a mensural cup since more a year now and my experience has been great! Actually while applying as well as removing you should take some deep breathes…that way the muscles down there loosen up so you can easily use the cup. Also…Sakshi maybe the cup didn’t open up after inserting thats why it was leaking a bit. Mensural cups are a life changer, I recommend it to every women I know 🫶
I'm also using the same cup from carmesi size medium, the first time I found myself struggling too but that only while inserting the cup Removal has been easy for me always and I'm pretty good at it now Whenever i feel the difficulty it's only while insertion. It's all about getting comfortable with your own body and trying the best posture which helps you . Restttttt i feeeel like this is the bestttt freakinnn invention/discovery or whatever 🫂
Hi. I bought the medium size too but I'm having a hard time inserting it. (Maybe the size is wrong for me) What worked for you while inserting and removing it? Also, after sterilizing it, do you keep it inside the pouch or just carry it to the bathroom without letting it touch any other surface?
@@nimishasrivastava03 what i have noticed in medium and smaller size is ,smaller is not that small in comparison to medium, opening of both the size is kind of similar there is no much difference the difference is only in the capacity they will hold , say medium can store 15ml so smaller will store less thn 15 it's just that(measurements are only example). Firstly wash your hands and then sterilize it and thn you can take it directly to the washroom There is no problem in that , don't put it elsewhere.
And tbh it's just a matter of practice , by the time you will get it And one more thing , i will suggest that you never try inserting or removing while sitting on the toilet seat. I do squats position both the time , sometimes inserting maynot help in squats thn you can try placing your one leg on the seat itself. And understand one thing it will not directly go up...as understand the inner structure it is slightly curved shape So don't push it just straight upward.
@@Nikita_saini26 thanks a ton! I've been a tampon user for several years so I thought inserting a cup shouldn't be a problem. But when it wasn't working I thought maybe the cup size is the issue. I'll try the different positions you mentioned. Hopefully one of them will work for me.
Menstrual cups are the best. I have been using them since 3 years now. And I'm not shifting to pads ever. It is much more comfortable, hygienic and environment friendly. It takes 1-2 cycles to get used to it, believe the process, don't ever give up!!!! Once you're used to it, you'll be proud of yourself 💖 Just girls don't panic it won't get lost inside you! There are sizes available do check before buying. Maintain a good hygiene and make sure you store your cup in a hygienic environment after washing & sterilizing.
Hey. After you sterilize it, do you keep it inside the pouch or just carry it to the bathroom without letting it touch any other surface?
@@nimishasrivastava03 If you talking about mid-cycle sterilization, then you can wash it thoroughly and insert it back again. And after the cycle you can sterilize it, let it completely dry and then store it in the pouch. This was your question right?
What brand are you using
@@dishavelankar817 I have 2 cups one from Peesafe and the second one from Wow. Sirona cups are great too ig
@@ridhimarai46 no. Actually when you start your period and sterilize the cup then what do you do? I find it weird carrying my sterilized cup from the kitchen to the washroom. I feel like I can't keep it anywhere because it'll get dirty.
I was so scared the first time I used it because I'm only 18 and I accidentally ordered M size, and I tried inserting it for months but it didnt go in. So make sure you're using only S if you're below the age of 25 and have not had children. Next step being insertion, it'll pain a little bit for a second but it doesn't pain after its inside. If its your first and second day, remove it within 5-6 hours. While removing sit in a squat position and pull the stem, and press the cup from the bottom which would release the air and break the vacuum. Do not sit in a squat position while inserting it, try putting one foot on the toilet sit and one on the ground.
I think first cycle with menstrual cup was difficult for everyone. I started feeling comfortable with it from the 3rd cycle and by then I could figure out which size will be perfect for me. Maybe you should give it one more chance.
Also I prefer the push down fold instead of the C fold.
I have heard people's really bad experiences with menstrual cups but I always suggest them to try it for one more cycle. If you're still not comfortable then you can always go back to tampon.
Hey ..i want to ask...when u empty your blood from the cup ...how do you wash it...with plain water??
@@ashna3776 yes…nrml water is enough.
Just after cycle is over OR when the next cycle starts sterilise the cup
@@radhikaagarwal015 ok thanks a lottt❣️
But how do you feel after inserting it in ??.
switching to menstrual cups has been one of my best decisions. the first cycle was a little overwhelming ngl, but after a couple of cycles, I got used to it, and it's amazing. literally the best thing for periods. also would suggest you sit down on your toilet seat for the insertion and removal of the cup for better access.
Some tips :
1. The cup need not be filled up to the hole to leak.. It can leak before that as well. Understand after hoe many hours your cup starts leaking and remove it before that. Eg on first days I have to change my cup in 8 hrs. On 3-4th days I don't leak if I keep it for longer.
Leakage could also be if suction hasn't been created. Use your finger to check around the cup if suction has been created.
2. Menstrual cups are a learning process. Don't jump to changing in public washrooms at once.. Try the cup on 2nd day as a beginner or in the nights first.
3. You need to relax yourself while insertion and removal. If you don't then it'll be more painful.. And whrn you remove, you HAVE to remove the suction and then press the cup and pull it out.
4. I put my cup in hot water post cleaning it with running water everytime when I empty it in between periods. This makes the cup softer to put it in.
Menstrual cups are a leaning curve so don't give up on them so soon. Try it for a couple of times in more convenient environments. You'll fall in love with them once you get a hang of them 😁
Hey ..i want to ask...when u empty your blood from the cup ...how do you wash it...with plain water??
Do u face problem passing urine with menstrual cup in???
@@shruti1498 not at alll.. !!
@@ashna3776 I wash it with running water under a tap first and then if available I usually put it in hot water for 2min and then use it so that the cup is softer to insert
@@harshitamaddi2590 thankssss for letting me know
I panicked when used it for the first time during the removal, but now it's a smooth process very comfy and handy than pads..you should use a small cup it's good for beginners and you have to pinch the cup a bit to get it out easily..you should give it one or more tries again.. eventually you'll love it..❤️
completely agree... same happened with me for the first time, I thought I'd never be able to take it out but after a while, I was. I have been using them ever since and it's been over 3 years now and it's really easy and much more comfortable than anything else that i've tried.
Guys which brand are you using?
@@SIMRAN_2307 SIRONA
Hi. I got the Carmesi medium size (since it was the recommended size) but I'm having a hard time inserting it. Should I try the small size first?
Yes for beginners it's recommended to use a smaller size cup and then when you are comfortable you can switch to the medium one
Yes girl wrong size is a nightmare. Even though many brands advice medium etc size for women in 20s and not given birth still it's not always true. I guess we all are different 🤠🤠 it took me around 3 4 months to get used to it. But now that I'm using cup since 1 and a half year, using pads now seems like a nightmare. The wetness and supposedly smell - i don't like that now. And ofcs the small efforts to use less plastics begins from these steps. You go girl.:-):-)
And yes one thing if girls likr me who experience the cramps for first 2 3 days and their period last for 5 6 days, using cup will feel very very hassle free cz Just pop the cup and forget it for 12 hours and just Change and repeat. :-P
It'll get easier i swear. Also don't panic if you accidentally wore it for more than 12 hours, it'll not cause any serious issues although there is always a chance of toxic shock syndrome. To avoid this you can always set alarms.
@@gunjankanodia yo go girl 😩😩
I genuinely appreciate your honesty and I feel you , I feel extremely light headed when I see blood in general so if I see blood spilling anywhere I'll just passout. The thought of it also makes me super nauseous
You should try hormonal IUD then, no periods, no blood.
Most of us weren't lucky with our first menstrual cups. There's a learning curve and it can get so frustrating and scary when you cannot take your cup out. I switched to discs and it's incredible, so much easier and practical, I can't recommend them enough. At the moment, I'm using the ziggy disc and it's amazing 💟
youre legit one of my fav ytbers
ilyy
Im glad you told the truth. I had the same experience. Pads/ tampons are just way less painful
this was my experience as well but so many menstruating people swear by it so i want to see what went wrong in my experience!!
@@sakshi_shivdasani Hi Sakshi, I had a similar reaction as yours when I first used it and gave up for a few months. Then I looked at many videos that eventually helped me get comfortable with the menstrual cup. I am putting my learnings down here, in case it helps anyone:
1. Start with the smallest size of any brand, no matter your age.
2. Squat over a toilet seat when removing, so the blood will spill directly into the toilet.
3. When removing, press the cup from the bottom or the side to break the vacuum.
4. When you have inserted it if you are having pain or discomfort in that area, it means it is not inserted correctly. Remove and try again.
5. Plan your day such that you do not have to remove or insert the menstrual cup in a public restroom or any other restroom where you are not 100% comfortable.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical practitioner. The above tips are just unsolicited advice from my personal experience. If you do not like it, feel free to ignore it.
I didn’t have a good experience either….I tried it for 2 cycles and had to switch back to pads and tampons mid cycle both the time. My vagina is a bit sensitive than normal so when I use menstrual cup my walls get irritated and swollen by day2/ 3 of continuous use and I could barely put the cup back and once I couldn’t even put a tampon in. This happened even after breaking the vacuum first and then pulling out. I didn’t have any leakage but personally I prefer tampons.
There will be a lot of help if before removing the cup you sit on the toilet seat and push it out as much as you can , then you will be able to see the stem reaching itself the opening of Vagina and if it's painful which means you are not pinching it down before removing....we have to pinch it inside only to release the vaccum created by the cup( that's the reason why cup is holding up there)
Don't assume you pinched and the vacuum created is gone no !! Sometimes it's only about releasing the pressure built inside after that it's veryyyyyy easy to just pull it out.
Alsoo don't worry it's not gonna be lost inside ourbody , neither is the cup gonna marinate lol
It's the safest to our bodies ❤️
When taking it out, you shouldn't pull the stem, pinch the cup with two fingers to break the vaccuum and then take it out, takes a few cycles to get used to but it's so worth it, sometimes doesn't even feel like I'm on my period
It takes a while to get the hang of it…it took me about 3 months when I was finally used to it.
I tried menstrual cup and it just didn’t work for me. It was a nightmare to take it out. I felt like I gave birth to that cup post the whole taking out situation. Relating max w you rn!!
But I'm using menstrual cups from soo long and I Don't get the leakage prblm and I think she choose wrng size. Otherwise menstrual cup are best when you are working there is no tension on checking it or reinserting it.
Hey
I started using menstrual cups during the pandemic and i will never go back to a pad or a tampon. I believe getting used to it during the lockdown really help me get comfy with it. I can't even feel it in me now. Pulling out can be tricky if you are holding it by the step, you need to squeeze it a little yo release the vacuum.
I faced leakage like once or twice, once because it was in for 12+ hours and flow was good. And once was initially when I started. I would urge you to keep trying this. Your life will be so easier.
Hey ..i want to ask...when u empty your blood from the cup ...how do you wash it...with plain water??
thanks for this. this is much needed video. loveyouu
First cycle is the worst! The entire day I kept thinking about how I am going to lose it inside and then what will I say to the doctor in the emergency room and what will I tell my parents why I need to go to the hospital. And almost a year later, I see that it has made such a huge positive difference in my life. Now I only have to deal with my horrendous mood swings and not the bloody physical mess.
Anyway, All the best. You'll get used to it.
Sit comfortably on the toilet seat .. take a deep breath and try to push it out just like you are trying to give birth and when you find your cup just pinch it and now you are done .. this is the best way to take out the cup instead of trying to do that in squat position.
Hope that help 👍
And yes for the first two days it leaks I don't know why ..but after that it doesn't.
Sakshi, I think you might need to cut the stem a little to make it smaller. I faced the same problems, with it going too far up, because the long stem is pushed up when we sit or wear tight clothes. So cutting it helps it sit where it's supposed to sit. Also, I'd recommend wearing light period panties or Panty liner as you would with a tampon, because some drops of spillage is expected. I would really like you to try it for a couple cycles throughout the whole cycle to get the hang of it because it really is the most convenient. I wear black period panties so i literally don't see any blood all day except when I change my cup.
You don't directly pull it out. You fold it just like you do while inserting it. And try to get rid of all the air, a vacuum is necessary. You'll understand overtime.
Hey ..i want to ask...when u empty your blood from the cup ...how do you wash it...with plain water??
Doesn't the vacuum make it hurt more or increase the cramps?
@@svaranarain it does not increase cramps
I think to take it out, you press on the bottom(not the stem, the body) of the cup a little to release the vacuum so that it comes out easy. Haven't used it, just read somewhere. You could try it maybe.
First week with Menstrual cup was a struggle to me as well with leaks the whole week, however in the second week it worked, i tried a different fold and it didnt leaked at all. I guess u have to give it few weeks for it to work
Hey Sakshi
Try the squat position to pull the cup out , the Pooping squat position .
Why they say c fold is good for beginners. It not!! Punch down fold is best for beginners, experienced for anyone.
Exactlyyy. C fold hurts more and doesnt open inside at all
Exactly!! C fold hurts more and doesnt open inside at all
Thank you so much for existing 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Your second time experience should be blissful.
Mine first time was also similar
Yours was the most genuine video about menstrual cup
Can you please tell me where you got your glasses from????
I'm my case what basically happened was that i put it in really quickly and thn i slept for a while,around 6 7 hours I feel like blood is coming out,i struggled a lot to pull it out almost i done 25 squats to pull it out and it took me almost 20min after that i never use it.
Switching to Menstrual cup from pads is best decision of my life. It does take some time to get use to it. Also every body n way of using it is diff so u need to figure that out urself.. but i still keep pads just in case.. but the count is reduced from many to
Hey ..i want to ask...when u empty your blood from the cup ...how do you wash it...with plain water??
You need to put pressure while taking it out and it comes out in seconds
Lovee herr❤️❤️🥰🥰
Is she a genz
My anxiety while watching this video📈📈📈📈📈📈
Anybody using menstrual cup here faced problem in passing urine??? Please rep how to solve this
No
Loveyouuuuu
You just need to sit on the seat while talking it out, it’s the easiest way
Coming from thugesh
Menstrual cup is a boon. Period.🤐
Try sitting on the toilet set and then do the process for removing the cup with legs spread apart ( sorry for graphic details)
Try again it is will change how you manage your period.
i tried this as well but i’m probably using a wrong size i think because it was insanely difficult
I have been using a mensural cup since more a year now and my experience has been great!
Actually while applying as well as removing you should take some deep breathes…that way the muscles down there loosen up so you can easily use the cup.
Also…Sakshi maybe the cup didn’t open up after inserting thats why it was leaking a bit.
Mensural cups are a life changer, I recommend it to every women I know 🫶
Which brand are you using?
PeeSafe
@@radhikaagarwal015 and how to figure out the sizing?
@@radhikaagarwal015 ok thankyou
any tips on how to ensure it opens up completely? i really tried everything
I'm also using the same cup from carmesi size medium, the first time I found myself struggling too but that only while inserting the cup
Removal has been easy for me always and I'm pretty good at it now
Whenever i feel the difficulty it's only while insertion.
It's all about getting comfortable with your own body and trying the best posture which helps you .
Restttttt i feeeel like this is the bestttt freakinnn invention/discovery or whatever 🫂
Hi. I bought the medium size too but I'm having a hard time inserting it. (Maybe the size is wrong for me)
What worked for you while inserting and removing it?
Also, after sterilizing it, do you keep it inside the pouch or just carry it to the bathroom without letting it touch any other surface?
@@nimishasrivastava03 what i have noticed in medium and smaller size is ,smaller is not that small in comparison to medium, opening of both the size is kind of similar there is no much difference
the difference is only in the capacity they will hold , say medium can store 15ml so smaller will store less thn 15 it's just that(measurements are only example).
Firstly wash your hands and then sterilize it and thn you can take it directly to the washroom
There is no problem in that , don't put it elsewhere.
And tbh it's just a matter of practice , by the time you will get it
And one more thing , i will suggest that you never try inserting or removing while sitting on the toilet seat.
I do squats position both the time , sometimes inserting maynot help in squats thn you can try placing your one leg on the seat itself.
And understand one thing it will not directly go up...as understand the inner structure it is slightly curved shape
So don't push it just straight upward.
@@Nikita_saini26 thanks a ton! I've been a tampon user for several years so I thought inserting a cup shouldn't be a problem. But when it wasn't working I thought maybe the cup size is the issue. I'll try the different positions you mentioned. Hopefully one of them will work for me.
Hey ..i want to ask...when u empty your blood from the cup ...how do you wash it...with plain water??
It legit took me an hour how to put it inside. But ngl they're a saviour!!😩🤌🏻