Love the two sizes and the quality of them

I bought these with another name brand cup product at the same time. I have been a cup user for years and have tried different brands. In one photo I have it compared to a name brand, this one is on the left and name brand on the right.ProsI like that this has a ball on the end for easier grip and it does not feel like the stem is going to fall off either when removing. It's easy to put in and remove. I like the options for getting different sizes as well. These are not too firm yet not super soft and squishy.ConsThe only con I have is that the holes for the suction are really tiny.

The small works well the majority of the time. Occasionally heavy days are trickier- it is harder to remove the cup in a small public bathroom.

I recently had to stop using tampons because my body kept rejecting them. Pads are gross to me, so I bought these. The smaller one would not open inside no matter what; I assume it’s because the silicone is thinner and too pliable. The larger works for me best, but I still had some issues getting it to open at first. I finally figured out how to fold it in a way to get it to open quicker so insertion is quicker as a result. It took some time to learn to remove it but the ridges at the base definitely helps. I would not recommend removing it by gripping just the ball. If you are a cup first-timer like me, I recommend learning to relax your muscles down there in order to make insertion easier.Once it’s in place it holds really well and I haven’t had any leaks. I have a heavy flow (I typically wear overnights during the day) and I am able to leave it in a full 24 hours without issues. I take it out , wash and rinse it, and replace it in the shower and it’s usually anywhere between halfway to 2/3 full. I will most likely invest in a better quality brand soon but this cup works fine and I’m loving the money I’m saving from not having to buy Tampax and the time I’m saving (and convenience) from not having to change so much. Probably won’t ever go back to tampons as these are more convenient and comfortable. Not a bad purchase for beginners.

After using my Lena cup for a little over a year, I was tired of getting leaks from my heavy period days, so I decided to try different menstrual cups.I was a bit skeptical about CareCup since it was one third of the price I paid for my Lena cup & it came with 2 cups! But because it was so much more affordable, I figured what’s there to lose.I’m so happy with taking that leap of faith we because these cups are AMAZING! I barely had any leaks (except one occasion which was my fault for not emptying it out earlier). I also love how it stays in place in all day!The large cup was a little hard to insert & take out, but I really loved how much it was able to hold! The only downside to these cups are I wish the tail of them were a little longer to make it easier to pull out.Other than that, these are so worth the price!! If you’re interested in starting menstrual cups, I recommend getting the small cup then work your way up to the larger one (if you have really heavy early period days like me).

I'm not as impressed as I wish I was, but I don't think it's this brand of menstrual cup so much as the design of menstrual cups in general. I do wish this one had a longer grip. It's tough to remove.

I’ve used them a few times already and they work very good. No issue yet.

Not sure why but it worked the 1stvtime and then my next period it didn't. Maybe I needed to use the bigger one for a heavier flow, but I'm so small down there and I've never had any children so I thought I got the right size. But my monthly is really heavy so I should of wore the bigger one I guess, I'll try again next month.

It just was not comfortable.

I've never tried a cup before but I figured less waste. Was easy to put in and take out. The pack I got has 2 sizes one for lighter days. I honestly would recommend it. Especially if you use tampons.

Works great in all areas my only issue is it takes at least 3-4 tries for it to pop open and get the seal. Once it does though I'm good for a few hours.

I really like this menstrual cup! I have a high cervix and a tilted cervix. It works better than other ones that I've tried. It's easier for me to take out it actually fits me. I have fibromyalgia so taking it out can be painful, but a lot of things are painful with fibromyalgia LOL. Anyway it is comfortable for me and I really like it. There's no smell and I can leave it in all day long 12 hours no problem. I also like that it is good for the environment and good for me because I'm not using tampons that have chemicals. All in all a very good product!

I know I've seen where different sizes of cups are recommended based on if you've given birth, but the clear cup is just way too big to fit me comfortably. I got a set of two from a different company and used them frequently. I only bought these to keep an extra one in my car and at my parents' house. The small(purple) cup in this Carecup set is slightly smaller than my first set and the clear Carecup is larger than my original cups are. I'm definitely planning to keep it for after I get married and have kids, but just warning you about the size difference. Otherwise great product. I think my other set is easier to get the suction right but I definitely recommend cups to all women. Pads and tampons are full of chemicals and the all-natural ones are so expensive. It's definitely worth the change.

The cups in general work as needed but compared to other cups like the DivaCup, the rubber is thicker/harder so it’s a little bit harder to maneuver and open it up once inserted. Other than that, works fine.