EVO Menstrual Cups - Period Cup for Menstruation - Soft Flexible Medical Grade Silicone for Comfort and Fit - Sanitary Pad and Tampon Alternative (Large Size 2 Pack)

I purchased this just last week, I really wanted to try again with a menstrual cup as I really do not like towels or tampons. My last attempt was in 2017 after I had my second child and I think I gave up far too easily! I purchased the large size as I'm 40 years old and have birthed children. I didn't have to wait long to try again as my period showed up a few days after delivery. It took me 3 days to get the hang of it and now I can wear it comfortably for 12 hours as stated which is very handy overnight, with towels and tampons I would have to wake during the night to change to prevent leaks, with this I do not need to worry at all. I'm glad I didn't give up on this occasion and I now wont go back to towels or tampons. You get 2 in a pack and a handy little travel bag which makes it easy to keep clean between uses and for £12.99 it's a bargain in comparison to the cost of the leading brands and it works probably just as well

Really good quality, works exactly as described. Easy to insert and remove. Eco friendly.

These arrived just in time to try. As a new cup user, I tried these. They have cute packing / pouch I will firstly say. I managed to test absolutely fine, trying different folds it fit in perfectly. As my flow got heavier I tried this cup, again worked well. So I thought.... went to remove and it had gone so far up I could not reach the stem easily at all and panicked (I know we're advised not to panick, but as a newbie naturally i did...). It would not come out no matter how I crouched and tried to locate the stem was so far up. Not giving up, I tried a few times and eventually it it came out. Returning to disposable products for the time being... i tried again then next day really wanting the change, determined not to give up! First part of the day, in and out fine twice. But when sitting down it seems to go higher up where I can't get it easily even with the stem! Again 3 separate attempts later - the seal broke. Sigh of relief. Maybe I'm missing a trick here but concluded evo is not for me and will try a brand with a longer stem next as I am sure once I get the correct one, it will work a treat as the time this did work, it was wonderful!

I needed to replace my cup, and these looked good. However, they leak a lot so I have to wear a pad as well, which defeats the point. I would say I'm an experienced cup user, having used one for ten years with no problems, but this cup will not stay sealed. The initial suction is strong, but after I move about it must shift and lose it's seal, which is frustrating. It's not even full when it's leaking, as each time I take it out it has a small amount in. Also the stem is small but that doesn't bother me because I can remove it by pinching the base.

Found this product to be very uncomfortable in comparison with similar brands. The ridge around the opening is very thick. Doesn't quite bend and flex as easily as other brands.

I’ve been using menstrual cups for about a year now, however I had issues getting my first brand to open properly and so sometimes experienced leaks. I decided to try this Evo Cup based on reviews. I’m 43 but have not had kids, so was a bit confused as to what size to get. I Took a punt at large, but I now realise this was the wrong choice. If I hadn’t used cups before I reckon it would have been a bit of a baptism of fire as it’s bulky when folded and I felt like I had to really “stuff it in there” (not for the faint hearted!). It was also too long for me (even after cutting the stem off completely) so although no less comfy than tampons - I could still feel it. On a positive note, it opened up much more easily than my previous brand; and so I didn’t experience any leakage as the suction worked effectively. I persevered for 2 periods with large; but on my third period I concluded that a smaller cup would be more comfortable for me. I ordered the small and it’s MUCH better (although I’ve chopped the stem off that one too). I’ve only used it for part of a cycle; but I love it for comfort, and it’s easier to insert and remove than the large. It lasts longer than tampons (I haven’t had to deal with my period at work since using cups because I sort it before I leave home and it lasts until I get back in the evening). No more sanitary waste in the bathroom bin. I just wish I’d discovered menstrual cups years ago. I’ve only given this 4 stars; and this is based on the price. I didn’t really want 2 cups of the same size - I’d have rather paid less and just had one. On top of that I bought the wrong size first; so I’ve got 2 large cups that I won’t use - plus a spare small that I might not need either. The grand total I’ve spent on the 1 cup that I am now using is just under £25. So although seemingly marketed as a cheaper alternative - it hasn’t worked out that way for me. But take the buying options out of the equation and the small Evo Cup is a winner for me.

My partner loves it. She said easy to use and comfortable.

These seem good handy to use when you get the hang of it