Hi! See my recent comment on this in the thread :) Many of our users have been super impressed with the capacity they're getting with our Size Regular (compared to their previous cups).

THANK YOU! Is it gross to admit the clot was so huge I actually went downstairs and grabbed a device to fish it out to make sure it wasn't something more serious lol. I don't know what I was expecting but it was solid and huge. It turned out to be made up of what I would have expected. -K

@@christinebrown8723 Thank you for replying. I read through the comment threads and I saw that the Max capacity is 35ml total and 25 to the holes. I am a heavy flow girl (like their friend Jen +250ml per period) and have an average cervix I think. I need to empty out a full to the brim 30ml capacity cup(diva 2) every 3 hours like clockwork. And extra 5ml will get me an extra half hour at most and I'm on the hunt for a cup that will allow for a little more sleep time.

@@PutACupInIt sometimes a girl just has to double check that it isn't something serious.

@@inevitablyaberrant Yes, sleep is important! Hope you find an option that will support your needs :) The Put A Cup In It chart shows a few cup options with a slightly larger capacity.

Hi! Yes, we have already sourced an excellent high-quality material to safely color our cups in the future without compromising our commitment to health and quality in any way. I don't know when we will be able to offer the option of colored cups, but we are definitely open to providing colors in the future!

I have a few clear cups and I get what you mean. Doing a hydrogen peroxide soak once in a while if your cup looks icky really helps...looks as good as new!

Don’t worry, now there is a violet color, which looks more like pink.

How do you know if your cervix is to the side?

@@valeribryan4346 Well... Most of the time it's recommended to locate your cervix with a finger prior to trying a cup so that you know roughly how high it is (for cup size and stem). Usually the cervix is sort of on the front (belly button side) at the top and mostly in the center (not too far left or right). In my case, it isn't in the center, it's most of the way onto the left wall.

Pssst- kind cup is now launching a kickstarter campaign for a smaller size, if you still think this is worth trying? Sorry to randomly reply to an old comment

@@simplyvince1744 Same!!! My cervix is also sticking to the left so even if the cups is designed so that the cervix can somewhat dip into the cup and still be functional inspite of low cervix, I can't work with that, I have to have a cup whose rim is below and not around the cervix 😕😕

Have you tried merula?

Hi! Thanks for your comment about loving our design! We love that the PACII team was able to help bring more awareness about our newly launched cup! I'm the Kind Cup designer (see detailed comment below). At full capacity, our Size Regular is 35ml to the brim (25ml below the holes suggested). So it offers pretty good capacity while not feeling overly big, due to our form-fitting, ergonomic shape, if that makes sense :)

Have you looked into Peachlife? I read a ton of reviews before going with it and was a bit concerned because it didn't have Put A Cup In It's stamp of approval. They have a couple of sizes, shapes, and levels of firmness. I have a high cervix so I need a high capacity with a ring pull too. The Peachlife meets my needs as a first-time cup. Maybe it would be good for you?

Karishma Changlani thanks much! Yes I’ve been looking at that and the FemmyCycle. I’m on the fence about both because of the shapes. If memory serves, FC doesn’t sell the HC separately, they only bundle it with a regular. I’m not sure I wanna spend $ I don’t have on designs that are very bulbous at the bottom as high cervix works well with more “V” type shape. Anyway, I’m blabbering. Thank you for your comment!!

Christine Brown congratulations on a well-designed cup!! I’d give it a try but have difficulty with the stem. Dexterity issues dictates I must have O-ring. Any chance that might be an option at some point? 😉😁. Thank you for sharing the capacity size. Any plans to have it available on Amazon by chance? Blessings to you and your awesome business!!!😊

Don’t worry, I will test it once I get my next period. My last period recently ended. I will debunk the myth that “if you are very active, then you must use a firm cup.” If it is a complete myth, instead I will say, “use the cup that completely opens inside you, seals inside you, breaks the suction, and is comfortable for you.” I will screw those people who say that “if you are very active, then you must use a firm cup.”

She did s review of the Merula classic about 3 years ago and didn’t like it. I don’t know how feasible it would be for her to try a larger version of a cup that actively stopped her from peeing. But there are other some really good reviews on KZfaq of the Merula xl

@Natalia Staley thank you so much Natalia

Hi :) If you go to our website, you can get a 10% discount code just by joining our e-mail list. Hope that helps a bit!

I think cervix height would factor in here, but checking with you doctor for more insight could help. That said, we've had quite a few users with a tilted cervix use Kind Cup with great success. We always encourage folks to try cup placement first as suggested (above pubic bone and below cervix; follow natural curvature...), but of course adjust as-needed to what feels and works best for your own body :)

Maybe a saalt soft would be good. Or a reusable disk like Nixit that doesnt rely on suction could be less irritating. Itsjustkelly has a review on that one and many others if you're interested

@@sillygoose- I'll check it out. I think it was my bad getting a super firm one with "ribs" around the opening. Dunno why I'm so paranoid about a cup just falling out of me lol

@@jodybrown9762 the only thing to keep in mind with soft cups is that its sometimes harder to pop them open, and to break the suction. But good luck on finding a cup that works best for you, sometimes the first one is not the golden one.😊😊

I usually get pressure with cups that rate as a "4" for me but this didn't apply pressure for me. or rather I should say I have a slower urine stream moreso than feeling a constant pressure. It's not a large enough sample for me to say this is better than other cups when it comes to the shape not applying pressure so hopefully as more people try they can weigh in. -K

I had the diva for years until I tried the Luna cup....soooooo much happier with that one. Not as firm but still firm enough I didn't have to fiddle to get it open. Just got a saalt cup a few months ago....just as firm or firmer than diva and I honestly don't like it as much as the Luna. Good luck with your cup hunting!! 💜

@@PutACupInIt I currently have the Saalt Soft Cup in the regular size (which is their bigger size) and find that it is way better than the previous cup I used -which was the Diva Cup, but the Saalt Cup still adds quite a bit of pressure on my bladder. It sucks feeling like you have to pee all the time when you have your cup in! I am quite prone to UTI's and am just wondering what to do. I know I am inserting it correctly since I've been using My Saalt Cup for a year and a half now. I was wondering if it could be the protruding thick rim that is pressing on my bladder, or if I might need a softer cup, or maybe one that is not the traditional bullet-shaped, but instead shaped like the Fun Cup, that is supposed to be designed to shape the natural curves of the vagina, etc. I do like cups with a stem, as it helps me locate the cup better, and has never pinched or bothered me. I have an average lengthed cervix. I also know that some cups may be softer near the base and firmer at the top, and I was wondering if where the cup is the most firm can contribute to pressure on the bladder. I was wondering if you could help recommend any softer cups that you believe would be a good fit for me and all the circumstances that I've mentioned above! Thank you!

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Jyotsna Sinha you could try the femme cycle

@@kristinovakowski7097 will surely give it a try.

Hi! I'm the designer/founder of Kind Cup :) Our size regular capacity is 25ml comfortably below the small suction holes, and 35ml if you fill all the way to the brim, but that might be a bit tricky/messy when removing a completely full cup. A quick note, our Size Regular cup actually works well for a wide range of people because of our unique ergonomic design. So even though the capacity is similar to other brands' size Large, our Size Regular fits well and works for many of our users, while being able to offer a slightly larger capacity than a typical "Medium or Large" cup :)

@@christinebrown8723 HI! thanks for the quick response, what about the size in inches or cm? (diameter and lenght)

@@AndreaCIC Great question! Literally working right now with my web person to upload that info to our product page on our website! :)

Info is on our website now! :)

@@christinebrown8723 yeii! I'm going to the website right now 💕

Have you tried squatting to put it in? You can do that, and then stand up. Squat a couple of times after it's in and see if that moves it up a bit. It might also help to bear down while inserting. Relaxing the muscles after it is in can draw it up. I had that problem when I first started using it and have some how been able to work that problem out for the most part l. Now if I could just get it to stop leaking.

It sounds like there is no suction. Without suction, the pressure of the vaginal wall could push the cup down & of course blood and vaginal fluid are very slimy/slippery. You have to make sure it forms a tight seal & suctions itself to the vaginal walls.

*too. In addition to heavier cycles.

What about cycles getting longer and heavier ... ugh 😑 . I knew someone who had it 3 days. A little jelly! Ok, a lot jelly 😉😊

Rains of Healing possibly hypothyroidism

Or fibroids. I hope she gets checked out very soon

Hi! Short answer is no. Lena Cup has a thicker wall and especially thick upper ring. Our ergonomic shape allows the cup body to hold the shape well without feeling stiff, and without being super thick, so Kind Cup ends up being easy to use and comfortable. (In fact, our upper ring is a bit softer than the body, which is by design so that it doesn't put any additional pressure on your other bodily functions.) Hope that helps!

I think it's the initials of the name of the channel: Put A Cup In It :)

Hi! In this case, the looks are deceiving ;) Our stem actually surprises users as they often don't even notice/aren't bothered by it. That's because it's so flexible (yet incredibly strong), and thin, almost like a tampon string. However, if you dont' need it, just cut it to your desired length :)

This stem is so comfortable! It even hangs out for me and I can’t feel it at all! It’s so soft!