I love the Tampax cup! I've tried so many cups unsuccessfully. All the big names .. this one fits like it was made just for me. Works every time! No bladder pressure.. I absolutely love it!!

I’ve been binge watching you guys and reading so many of your posts, you guys have made me feel comfortable enough to try out a cup for the first time! Thank you!

This is definitely interesting. A mainstream company entering into the menstrual cup industry. Although I’m glad menstrual cups are really starting to get more popular, I am MORE than satisfied with my Diva Cup🌸

Can you do a video on FAKE menstrual cups please? I saw on Facebook someone online, like China websites, was selling fake menstrual cups NOT made of medical grade silicone but other non-safe plastic materials. How can we be aware of counterfeits and being safe from scams?

This is absolutely awesome! This is going to cause an explosion in cup industry! 🙌 I still love Yuuki cup and that one hurts too when pulling it out so I do what's called the "hot dog in the bun" where once I pull the cup about half way out, I push the rim inward with my thumb and close the top of the cup a little as I pull it out the rest of the way :)

Imagine animal printed ones. Man I tell ya.

I'm excited to see a cup that *could* be my goldilocks cup and can't wait to try! Sorry in advance for possible TMI: I'm one of those women who just hasn't quite found THE ONE yet (but I'm close!) due to a combo of low cervix and bladder sensitivity (I've given birth), but also trying to find the right firmness and cup shape as well. The problem has been that most cups are WAAYYY too long. "Low cervix" cups sit below the cervix (as they're meant to), but then that's so low in the canal that I can actually FEEL the cup, which is VERY uncomfortable. So I actually use regular length cups (on the shorter length) with a diameter wide enough so that the cup sits higher (with my cervix actually in the cup a little- I've had no capacity problems), but frequently the pressure of the rim (if the diameter is TOO wide or TOO firm) will cause the bladder/urethra sensitivity issue (it feels like constant low-level burning just like a bladder infection) and will even literally cut off urine flow and I have to remove the cup just to pee!), so cup softness and shape come into play. But if the cup and rim are too soft, it won't open properly so then there's issues with leaking and the cup moving down/coming out when bearing down (I'm talking just sneezing or coughing here!). I'm hoping the Tampax cup will be *that* cup that sits high enough around my cervix so I can't feel it, it's more tapered and not to long, but also won't be too firm around the rim to cause the bladder/urethra issue. Crossing my fingers!

I know this channel is about cups but I am OBSESSED with Kim's style😍 Need glasses and earrings details pleeassee 😊

I want to try out this cup out! And I actually prefer the clear cups. I don’t ever have issues with stains. I always rinse it first with cold water then clean with warm. Thanks for the review 👍🏼

Use a whitening denture tablet to remove stains and bacteria, then rinse well. Also if you rinse your cup in cold water before using warm water you can avoid much of the staining.

I’m glad they asked for your advice!!!

I just used the regular cup for the first time yesterday, I haven't tried the heavy yet. This is my second cup ever(my first was the Femmycycle). I have an inverted uterus, so my cervix ride HIGH all cycle, and I found this cup harder to reach during removal. It took me a good 15 minutes of effort to get it down far enough to pinch the bottom securely. Im going to try the heavy today to see if that is less of an issue. Otherwise, it was very comfortable and no leaks!

I think I would be down for a least trying this cup.

one of the main reasons that menstrual cups are animal tested are because they are trying out new colours, just a heads up incase some people reading the comments didn't know :)

Can u make a video about using a menstrual cup while having an IUD

Thank you so much for this video! Very comprehensive and thorough. Based on your description of who it would work for, it sounds like it could be a winner for me! I am going to try it. Thanks again! Keep up the excellent work ladies!

Thanks for your reply. And yes, I have the cycles when day one is a bit heavier, but I dry up all the sooner. I feel like I am pretty full with the lunette small in, and all but the last nub of the stem removed, though I do have a little bit of leaking. I'm never sure if it's residual or not, or if it's the cup and my physiology. But I wear a cloth liner or black underwear and I'm fine. Nothing major. I'm starting to consider period underwear though. I'm so light at night that it seems like I mostly don't need anything, but I'm still wearing a pad just in case.

I tried the Saalt cup this past cycle and it’s amazing I also use the Venus cup which was my first cup when I have to replace the cups I will definitely consider Tampax I have always been a Tampax girl

Question: did you guys find that because the cup 'migrates' higher up closer to the cervix, and since it is more v shaped, that the cervix would sit in the cup and take up a big part of its capacity?

I would like to say this is the best cup for me. I've tried different brands but ALL of them gave me bladder pressure and it was almost impossible for me to pee. With this cup I don't have that pressure feeling and I can pee normally and this is really important whenever you're not at home or at night when you don't want to take it out and do the whole procedure, you just want to pee and go back to sleep. Unfortunately at the moment is not available in Europe, I had to ask a friend to buy it in USA and bring it here. Hope it'll be available here soon.

I think this cup with the wider rim would be great for those with services that sit inside the cup

I've been wearing menstrual cups for almost 2 years and it never occurred to me flip it inside out!!!

I'm definitely intrigued. I really like the idea of the tampax cup, but I looked it up and yikes on the price. I'll be sticking with my current cup even though I wish it were higher capacity.

I’M GONNA TRY THIS. I JUST STARTED USING MENSTRUAL CUPS & I LOVE ‘EM 😊 I HAVE THE LUNA CUP, DUTCHESS CUP, & LENA CUP. I WILL DEF ADD THIS TAMPAX CUP TO MY STASH SOON! 🙃

"Big Tampon" 😂😂😂 You guys have really convinced me this cup is worth trying out. However, I'm concerned about removing it. I have to fold my LENA cup into the c-fold when I remove it (and I can only use the punch-down fold to insert lol). I haven't tried removing it without folding. I instinctively fold because I feel pressure and discomfort as I bring the rim of the cup closer to my opening. It just feels like it would really hurt if I just pulled it out fully open.

Haha!! Do they not know women LOVE picking colors???

I’m trying out the Tampax cup for the first time and am finding it very difficult to remove. Maybe it’s the firmness of the cup or its shape but it just doesn’t budge! Has anyone had a similar experience? Or any tips on what techniques might work for this cup in particular?

My cervix got completely stuck in the small cup. I found it too rigid and because it was so stuck, I was in a lot of trouble to remove it. I gave it a few tries and the last time I actually got scared thinking that I'd need to go to the doctor to extract it.

Interesting. This could be something good to try in my case.

I never tried cups and I switched to the Venus cup and I love it I literally can’t feel it and Tampax will be my next cup for sure

I cant wait to try my Tampax Cup along with my period underwear for the 1st time in a few days!!

The cup in this video (the large) is SURPRISINGLY comfortable for how wide it is. Would recommend!

This is the only cup that didn't work for me. The super wide rim with the narrow body makes the rim compress my urethra, which causes a constant uncomfortable urine leaking sensation. I leaked menstrual fluids after only 3 hours. The large rim causes a messy removal because of a strong suction with the initial tug and a sudden collapse of the cup and spillage. I have been using the large cups of Mooncup UK, Lunette, Ruby, Fleurcup, Yuuki Rainbow, Organicup with zero issues for over a decade.

I would love for y'all to review the Luv Ur Body cups!

I'm not sure I understand why Tampax went this route as a business decision. If it turns out that lots of their devoted customers decide to try (and fall in love with) this cup, it'll seriously eat into their bottom line, right? I guess they're hoping to take business from other cup companies, but... If it becomes a real revolution away from tampons and pads toward cups, I'd think that would be a seriously bad situation for their bottom line because cups are so so much cheaper.

Great review!

You can try pulling out a little and doing the U fold INSIDE your body before removing it entirely, that's helped me a lot!!!

If I can find this cup in stores, I'll probably buy it to try it out. Until then, I'm quite happy with my Yuuki.

I will stick with lunette

Help on how to get out!!!!This is the only one that doesn't have a ring and I am having a ton of trouble!!!! The grips don't help grab it. Ask them to make one with ring instead of stem.

Thanks for all this info! Question. What's the best soap to clean this with?

Thanks so much for such a thorough and thoughtful review and unboxing. Having multiple trans friends, your comments on the tag line in the unboxing video is well received. I'm having very mixed feelings about this cup, but between your review and itsjustkelli's review, it is something I might try. But I'm not a fan of clear cups so I dunno. Amanda said she has a light flow and prefers the bigger cup. I have a super light flow so it makes me curious. But my super light flow is maybe to the halfway line of my small Lunette after 12 hours and then I taper off. Day two is barely above the top grip ring after 12 hours. Beyond that, I have next to nothing at night and switch to my cloth for the last few days because it seems like overkill for glorified spotting. How does this compare with Amanda, in terms of capacity and such? Also, I had never seen that method for removing a cup. I usually try to do the hot dog in a bun method by essentially pressing in on the cup to put it back into the c fold position to pull it out. I don't know if you have tried that yet with the cups. I find that it is less painful that way. My biggest problem with removing it is as I bear down, sometimes I get a urine squirt surprise which is not exactly pleasant, but hey, I am washing my hands and cup so it's not that bad. But still a nuisance even after I feel like I had finished peeing. I'm still kinda interested in trying this.

Will it work for someone who passes multiple clots during their cycle?

I found that the labia fold works for me with my cup

I've been having issues with this one. I insert it properly and make sure the suction is good, but it leaks all over the place when it's only a third filled. thanks for the informative video though :)

Thank you for this review. I've tried a couple different cups several years ago. Unfortunately every single one of them hurt and pressed on my bladder. I have the same issue with tampons as well as far as being super uncomfortable and in pain, but I will give this one a try and see how it works.

Hi there, does anyone know if the cup is vegan or if any ingredient/material is tested on animals? Thank you

Would this cup be good for someone with a high cervix?? (Full middle finger)

Woo hoo! Finally! I cannot wait to see this on shelves and have a chance to try it out!! Any idea of the retail time line?! And when I might see it in Canada?!

Lol! Tampax ain't stupid. They know that if the cup gets stained easily, people will be more inclined to replace it with a new one more frequently; thus increasing sales.

How do people pinch the base cuz normally I cannot reach my fingers up there in order to pinch the base I always have to bear down (push & gently pull) until I can get the cup low enough for me to pinch the base but I can't put my fingers up there and then pinch the base if that makes sense that being said when I tried to Bear down with the Tampax it is very hard for me to remove it because this cup is made to stay in place and the reason for that is so when you poop you don't poop your cup out which is great it stays in place but then it makes removal for me personally a little bit difficult actually very difficult I need a cup that can stay in place when I have a bowel movement but it's also not so resistant when it comes to pushing and if you're like me this cup isn't for you not because it's uncomfortable or because it's hard to open up inside of you it's because removal can be very difficult

I’ve bled for 28yrs and was never really able to use tampons. First it was a intense hymen situation, then most tampons (Tampax I’m looking at you) expand lengthwise and I could easily pop them out just bearing down - I’ve actually completely popped out one by sneezing. And third I’ve always had heavy and cloty flow, and after my 2 kiddos I’ve legit had clots the size of my palm. I’ve had clots work past a tampon. Bizarre. I think I may try tampax cup, I do have a cup and it works very well for me but i can still bear down on it easily and I’m prone to some terrible GI issues when I start so I avoid wearing a cup because pushing one out in that situation would be awful! I wish I’d known about cups in my teens, but it was a game changer in my late 20s because I couldn’t manage a tampon even for swimming really.

I don’t know if I should get a small Saalt cup or the light Tampax cup. I’m a thirteen year old beginner who has never used a cup.

Can you please do a review on smaller brands you can find in like target? Like Cora? I can’t find any reviews on them

Curious on how this compares to Lena sensitive cups. I do well with the small size but when I have heavy flow, large sensitive tends to migrate down when only half full 🤨. Would appreciate some feedback.

I have a medium to normal cervix height during my cycle, would the medium be a good option? I am 22 y/o, and with other cups using the bigger one(medium) they tend to be too big :( or just try both?

I really hope you guys do a video on your goldilocks cup. (Or have you already done it?)

Kim you look great with long hair

Could you explain some of the terms used In here as I don’t know some of these and need to.

I find with my current cups they’re really firm and it gives me bladder pressure is this super firm ?

Which cups have the least leaking issues in your experience?

The capacity is too low for my periods. I'm glad this is a big company letting people experience cups for the first time.

In general the cup sizes exists for women who gave birth and women who doesn't. You should talk about that.

Could you do a ruby cup vs a diva cup?

I really want to try this cup as I have issues with ups pressing on my bladder but I can’t get it in the uk ☹️

Low and medium cervix users. Would they be able to use the tampax cup?

I'm curious if they're going to put this in stores.

Any tips on how to take either of these cups out without getting your blood everywhere? It's not an issue for me when I'm directly over the toilet but I like to actually see how much the cup has collected before I dump it which I'm having issues doing with this cup, any suggestions???

I am a little worried about this cup though. First the fact that they are selling wipes with it. And second the fact that even after 9 months with such a big brand they still haven't tried to put it on store shelves.

I was under the impression that larger cups were primarily for women who have had children? I don’t know if either of you have had children. I just know that I have not, and larger cups just do noooot work. I guess I’m “too tight” because the cup ends up squeezed inside and things get quite messy lol! I bought the Lena two pack cups... glad I did!

I used a large the first time, I found that it hugged my cervix to the point it was very snug and tight in there. That being said, it deterred me away from using the cup completely because I had such a hard time getting it out. I couldn't even get my finger to the top of the rim while in to grasp it out, I couldn't grasp the stem to pull it out. How do you take it out without a stem? I'm possibly thinking about trying again with the smaller cup.. maybe it'll be easier to get out? Idk I think I need more information before I try again.

How much does it cost?

Would you recommend this to 14 years old? Or what do you suggest for 14 yrs old first time users who are quite comfortable with large tampons?

hi have you got an affiliate link to the starter kit? I am in australia and would like to make sure I get both to try ! :)

Question from a first time cup user. I watched videos from you ladies and itsjustKelli b4 actually trying one. I decided to go with the lena cup and I started with the small and I'm happy I did. I have a heavy flow so I thought I might need the larger cup but the small cup worked just right for me. I never had a leak due to watching the videos and I always made sure it popped one inside. There was a few times where I couldn't get it to pop so I know a softer cup wouldn't work out for me. My only problem I'm having at the moment is that its hurts when I remove it and I make sure to break suction and wiggle it out. Its minor pain putting it in which isn't bad and I use the punch down fold. So is there any tips you can give me to make the cup hurt less when I remove it. I really like using a cup but the pain I get from removal is dreadful. If I have to use a softer cup which one would you recommend. I just don't wanna fight to get it to pop once inside. I'd greatly appreciate your reply.

i have a pink cup and a blue one. nothing at all wrong with them

Still waiting for someone...anyone...to discuss [an] eco-conscious way[s] to "dispose" of unwanted or ill-fitting cups. Does Tampax have anything on their insert in the stater kit about what to do with the extra cup if it doesn't work for you???? I have a blossom cup that I don't really care for but refuse to spend on other cups I may not like, especially if I don't have an eco-conscious way to get rid of them.

The size 2 cup of every other cup I've used wont open fully for me. I'm worried that if I got the "heavy flow" cup, it wont open for me either. Did you or anyone you know have any issues with this? The larger cup appeals to me more than the smaller one, but I'm worried about it not working for me.

I cant insert anything bigger than 1 and a half centimeters in diameter when im not aroused. How do i get a cup thats around 2cm in diameter when folded and when it pops open around 4cm in diameter inside me then?

Hey i was wondering if anyone could help me? Im 16 and a virgin, i have the ruby cup medium as my periods are heavy and i get a lot of pain! I cant seem to get the cup into my body! Ive tried many different folds, the one that seems to go the farthest is the punch down fold, when i put it in i can only get it to where the cup points out (when in the punch down fold) and cant seem to get it in any farther, i have an average height cervix and its as though theres no where for the cup to go which is rediculous as ive watched many videos on putting in the cup. I cant get it to open when the pointed bit is still outside, im not sure if its because im tight or if im hitting something. Although im sure im going in the right direction (towards my tail bone). It gets sore after a few tries, any suggestions!!! Xx

Can you use a cup with an IUD? If so what would be best?

I think its freaking huge!!!

Do they have women using these who have had 4+ kids vaginally? I feel like no cup works for me and it’s extremely frustrating!

I was originally very excited to hear about the Tampax cup but now I am concerned. I hear rumors about animal testing for color? If this is true I will not be buying this. I am unable to confirm or deny this on the Tampax website, so if anyone has information about this product hopefully being ethically made I'd appreciate it. If they test on animals I feel this defeats some of the reasons I'm pro menstrual cup and will definitely buy from a brand who is about ethics.

Are these tested on animals? I know their tampons are.

I am interested. I already have a Lena, and it works, i just dont think is my goldilocks. However i am in Mexico, and here... Tampax and any other mestrual cup bran is gonna have to pay to the COFEPRIS for permission to sell their cups here. Oh! I mean, so they can make sure this cups things are safe because they are soooooooooooooooo worried about woman’s health. The good think is that Tampax has the money to pay them. The bad thing is that, I mean, really? I have more faith on the FDA than the COFEPRIS. So yeah. Tampax, you that can, pay them so i can actually afford and legaly buy another cup instead of smugling it to my country.

I dont understand period brands avoiding tint(ESPECIALLY BLACK COME ON). Black to me should be THE colour...to avoid the staining.

why are colours necessary? I would think it'd be better to have something that doesn't have dyes in it. I wouldn't buy a blue tampon. I want something dye free.

The sound on this video isn’t very good....sounds like a skype call with bad internet -_-

Girl in white shirt: I wish she would remove the distracting jewelry. I cannot even concentrate on what she's saying.

An 8h bath in water + hydrogen peroxide will get rid of any staining and/or discoloration

Will it work for someone who passes multiple clots during their cycle?