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You need to rinse it out after emptying, and most public bathrooms do not have a sink in the stall. This makes it awkward to clean in any place that doesn't have a sink right beside the toilet, and can lead to awkward situations in public restrooms. This is common for all menstrual cups. See More
Because everyone's body is different, finding the perfect menstrual cup is a trial-and-error process. MeLuna has many options when it comes to choosing the shape, size and firmness of your cup. This lets you change only one variable at a time within the same brand, instead of having to go through the choosing process all over again. See More
You need to rinse it out after emptying, and most public bathrooms do not have a sink in the stall. This makes it awkward to clean in any place that doesn't have a sink right beside the toilet, and can lead to awkward situations in public restrooms. This is common for all menstrual cups. See More
The Diva Cup is longer than most other cups, so a beginner with a medium or short cervix might find it uncomfortable and assume that all menstrual cups are uncomfortable. This is not the case, and while it can be a challenge to find a cup that fits and feels the best for your body, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. So, if you're not sure whether you have a high, medium, or low cervix, try a slightly shorter cup instead, like MeLuna Classic. A short cup for a high cervix might not work as well, but at least the discomfort won't put you off the whole idea of menstrual cups. See More
You need to rinse it out after emptying, and most public bathrooms do not have a sink in the stall. This makes it awkward to clean in any place that doesn't have a sink right beside the toilet, and can lead to awkward situations in public restrooms. This is common for all menstrual cups. See More