Shordy Reusable Menstrual Cups Set of 2 with Travel Box Small & Large

I'd heard about menstrual cups and I was intrigued by something that is reusable which could save money. I wasn't sure, so I purchased this set because it was inexpensive compared to some other ones and comes with 2 different sizes since I didn't know which would work best for me and I wasn't sure it was something I'd like. Well, after getting to use them for a whole cycle now, I have to say I will never, ever go back to anything else. There is a learning curve to using a cup, but once I got it down (which honestly only took about two days) I was good to go! I have had absolutely NO LEAKS and have not used any kid of backup. These cups, and yes I use both (the smaller one the first and last day or so and the larger one when things are a little heavier). They are very comfortable, I literally cannot feel them at all. They are easy to take care of, especially when using the Shordy Cup Wash as well. But the thing I like about these most of all is throughout that time of the month, I feel cleaner, almost like I'm not even on my period. They even come with a nice little case to store them in when not in use that can easily be put in a purse if you need them on the go. If you're not sure about menstrual cups, try these ones. For the price point, if they're not for you it's not a waste of money. And if they are for you this set of 2 costs what I would have spent for one months worth of disposable products.

Glad there are two! I have one in my “just in case” bag in the car and the one in my bathroom. My first day is super heavy and the other 3-4 are normal to light. I had another cup brand that I used for a year or so but it always annoyed me and I never felt like I could get the right fit. This one is perfect. I even wore it the other night and almost forgot - it was so comfy. It holds liquid great wo any leakage, either. Easy to get in and easy to get out - and all my organs have shifted thanks to the large babies I had❤️ I highly suggest this cup to any mama out there. This saves me a ton of time, money and I feel a lot safer from the danger of huge health risks - oh and if you care about the environment, I’m pretty sure this is a lot better than plastic and chemicals. Cleaning it is super easy, too. I suggest cleaning it when you’re in your own bathroom/home - not like when you’re traveling or at a grocery story bathroom! (Common sense). All in all I give it 5 stars and would suggest it to any woman, specially those who had V births.

I love my menstrual cups! I forget I have my periods with these. I never have a leak! I also like how dark the color is. I used to get the light pink ones but they immediately would stain and gross me out. These are really well made. My last pair, the silicone started tearing so I immediately got these. Definitely can tell the difference in silicone thickness and quality. Highly recommend!

I ordered the two pack of small and large. I have yet to try the large since this would be my first time trying cups. From a beginning point of view, I was a little confused and concerned. The cup is super thick so I was like well how do I get it in there. Just prop yo leg up and shove it in. I also was confused on how far it goes but I put it in enough where it feels normal and the nub is in reach. I felt some very light cramping from this but nothing crazy and I can’t even feel it in. The cup also didn’t unfold right away the first time I put it in. It took a few minutes to expand. It does work and I can move around without it coming lose. Removing it isn’t painful but slightly weird because you can physically hear the suction. I also have nails on, about a half inch of length sticking out and I was still able to go about putting in and removing the cup so if you do wear nails, it won’t be a huge problem. I haven’t had any leaks yet but I plan to update once my life cycle is over Update Day 2: Second day of use. I had it in overnight and though it didn’t leak onto my undies, when I wiped and there was a little leakage even though the cup wasn’t full. It did do a fantastic job at catching but I’m still having difficulty getting it to expand after reinsertion. Also later that night of the first day, I had some bad cramps. Not the worst cramps I’ve had but they were stronger than what usually have. I usually only experience some uncomfortable pressure on the first day but this was more than that and I think it could be because of the cup but I can’t be sure just yet. Update Day 4: I have gotten the hang of this cup but honestly I think I need a different one. The cup goes more and more up as the day or night progresses and fishing it out is extremely uncomfortable and hurts if I pinch myself with my nails. This really isn’t all that nail friendly after all. I’m going to get one with a ring instead Over cycle update: I switched cups, not because there was anything wrong with this one, I just couldn’t remove it easily because of my nails. If you are natural or have short nails, have no fear. This is a great deal and it has a nice sturdy case

I bought these cups on a whim - realized my period was coming soon and went to add pads onto my pickup order. Then I thought I’d check out some cups; I’d been curious about trying them. Found these, very reasonably priced and reviews were good enough so I thought I would try them out. These literally were delivered within an hour of my period starting, so I got the full effect from them. It was a bit tricky figuring out the most comfortable way to insert them at first. I opted to stand up with one foot on the toilet seat, RELAX (it says this in the instructions and it’s so so important - nothing’s going up there if you’re all tensed up) figure out a fold and try that. If that one doesn’t work out, try another. You’ll feel it if it’s not in right. It feels like a tampon that needs changed. I tried the C fold and the other one, I can’t think of the name but you just fold one part in. By the end of my period, it was easy peasy. I was able to change it sitting on the toilet. I actually figured out that before putting it in, taking a deep breath in and exhaling & relaxing my pelvis area while inserting helped a lot. For me, it took some getting used to putting my fingers up there so much - one night I came home late, a bit drunk and just put on a pad bc I didn’t want to deal with the cup at that time lol but it was surprisingly not as messy as I thought it would be I’m 34, have had 2 kids and I used both the small and large. Large for the heavy day of my period; I possibly could have just used the small the whole time but I just didn’t want to leak at all. I went skating with some friends and it was nice not having to worry about changing anything, no leaks. I saw some reviews of women saying it shortened their periods. I don’t know for sure that it shortened mine but it seemed like the “lingering” little pink & brown discharge that can take a couple of days to fully stop after my period only lasted one day instead. So that was a bonus. For the price, I feel like you can’t really go wrong with trying these out if curious! Definitely have some pads handy to wear with them your first cycle or so, but I ended up not actually needing them. I wore one the first day but then felt confident without them.

I'm going to preface this by saying that I've been using menstrual cups for over 10 years, so I have some experience with them. I've used these cups for three full cycles now and this is my opinion on them. Pros: I love that these cups are two sizes so I can use them for light or heavy days. I love how buttery soft they are and the length of the tail on them is perfect for me. Once inserted, I can't even tell they are there. So comfortable! I also love the hard carrying case that they come in, as most cups come in a cloth bag. Cons: The latch on the case broke my very first cycle. It snapped right off, so now the case won't stay closed. The cups are so soft and light that they won't fully open when inserted. It takes a great deal of time and manipulation in order to manually open them, otherwise they stay folded inside of you and cause a lot of leakage. I would not suggest these for a new menstrual cup user or for someone who either can't or won't want to manually open the cup after insertion.

I recently tried the SHORDY Reusable Menstrual Cup, and I can confidently say it's my favorite among the cups I've tried so far. Here's why: Comfortable Fit: The small size of the cup is a game-changer for comfort. It fits perfectly and is noticeably more comfortable than other cups I've used. The soft silicone material is gentle, making me forget I'm even wearing it. Leak-Proof Confidence: The thick rim of the cup is a game-changer when it comes to leaks. I've experienced significantly fewer leaks compared to other cups. The secure seal gives me the confidence to go about my day without constantly worrying about leaks, even during heavier flow days. Quality Silicone: The 100% soft silicone material is not only comfortable but also durable. It feels high-quality and stands up well to multiple uses. The flexibility of the silicone makes insertion and removal a breeze. Convenient Set: The inclusion of two cups in the set is a thoughtful touch. It provides a backup for those unexpected moments and is especially handy for those with a heavier flow. The mini box is discreet and perfect for on-the-go convenience. Environmentally Friendly: I appreciate the eco-friendly aspect of using a reusable menstrual cup. It's a small change that makes a significant positive impact on both the environment and my own daily routine. In conclusion, the SHORDY Reusable Menstrual Cup has surpassed my expectations. It's comfortable, reliable, and the small size is a game-changer for my comfort. If you're considering making the switch to a menstrual cup or looking to try a different brand, I highly recommend giving SHORDY a try. It has become my go-to choice, and I couldn't be happier with the comfort and performance it offers!

I decided to switch from tampons to the cup after hearing a lot of good things about it. I did a lot of research! I absolutely love it. It took a lot of trial and error but around month four or five it became easier. I've only experienced one time when it leaked and that's because I was still learning lol I didn't unfold it completely and the suction didn't occur. Lesson learned... It does get a little tricky at the end of my cycle when things slow down and when I'm only spitting, I usually use a light tampon or two until the spotting stops. For some reason, towards the end the cup gets harder to twist and create that suction and it gets painful sometimes but it does cut down on SO many tampons which saves money, the cups lasts a LOT longer between changes and now that I know how it works with my body, I never worry about leakage when it's in. I will never go back to using only tampons. I have a light to medium flow and I can usually get away with changing it twice a day. I really try to avoid changing it in public unless I have a private bathroom because it can get messy but like I said, totally worth it. Highly recommend! Just give yourself some time to learn how to use it with your body and be patient.

Love these and good price.

Horrible, la cup est rigide et epaisse. Lorsque je la porte ça augmente mes douleurs tellement ça appuie a l'intérieur. Pourtant je sais me servir des cups, j en porte depuis assez longtemps, c est la 4 ème que j'achète, je prend des marques différentes a chaque fois, plus jamais celle ci. Elle est rangée et je ne suis pas prête de m en resservir.

Had been using the moon up for years, but since Brexit made it so expensive to import, I tried the Shordy and find it better, more comfortable, than the Mooncup!

Best menstrual cups I’ve used! Super super comfortable, flexible (easy to insert) and I love the super soft tip that makes removal easier. Just as a heads up to first time menstrual cup users, this cup has a very very strong seal (suction power). This is great because I’ve had no leaks whatsoever, but if you’re not experienced in breaking the seal and taking it out it might be difficult for you. Some tips: do NOT just try to pull it straight out, this will be incredibly uncomfortable (and at times, dangerous). Try to wedge one or two fingers along the side and scoop, or come hither motion along the side until you feel the seal pop. Once the seal is popped you can pull a bit at the bottom tab to get it close, and then pinch the cup near the top to pull the rest out. This minimizes any mess from accidentally dumping the contents as you pull it out. If the cup is too deep or feels out of reach, try pushing while you break the seal. This should put it in a more accessible position. Don’t be afraid to try these cups out!! Insertion and removal is a learning curve, but once you figure it out it’s super easy and takes no time at all. They are far far superior to tampons IMO, you never have to worry about leaking or changing every 1-2 hours if you have a heavier flow. Good luck!

Ma jeune fille l’a testée, et totalement approuvée. Cette cup remplit tout critère, qu’il soit en confort, odeurs, ou autre… Je recommande vivement et la petite boîte de transport est très pratique. Mais petite question à propos de celle-ci : Peut-on ranger la cup dedans ? Puisqu’il est indiqué qu’une cup doit être rangé dans un sachet en tissu et surtout dans un contenant hermétique. Sinon super 👍🏽