Menstrual Cup - Large Capacity Period Cup for Heavy Flow Sensitive Bladder Users, Soft, Flexible, Tampon Pad Alternative - Made in USA - 2 Pack (Small Teal)

Long story short - these have been great and solved the leaking problem I was having.Long story long - I have used diva cup for years, but in the last year it started leaking badly and "autodumping" (a term on the internet I learned means falling out). Not sure if it's part of my body changing or what. I tried to research cups that would be better for pelvic floor issues and/or larger, but it was hard to know what I needed. These cups had good reviews and seemed like they might help my situation, and I liked the ability to try 2 sizes. The small size is great on lighter days, and the large size is perfect for the heavy days. The material feels stronger than the diva cup but yet is very comfortable, and I would say easier to remove than diva, which has never been an issue for me, but this is even better. Extremely satisfied with this product.

Warning TMI ahead.I have heavy periods (day 2 I bleed 1 1/2+ oz) and always cramp. I have only been using cups for 4 cycles 5 if you want to count my epic fail the first time but I wouldn't since I lasted all of 2 hours.I got a Lena as my first cup but it irritated my already existing cramps and I could only go a 3-4ish hours before it would leak or just feel uncomfortable and I would have to empty it. I went online to ask questions and I was directed to check out a super Jennie size 2.I bought both sizes.My Cramps are gone! I was nervous about using the size 2 because I'm small and tight and it's huge! I tried it anyways. It was amazing so amazing I gave my small one to my sister to try because I had to share the awesome and now I'll have to buy another small one for myself. It's so soft that it kinda forms to my body but it's still easy to get open however for me it's just massive. I push it up around my cervix and it still hangs out a little. Sometimes I get a little irritated because it sits so low but by then my flow has slowed down so I can use a shorter cup and it's fine. I really didn't think it would work for me but I am so glad that it has. I can forget about my period on my heaviest day and not worry about leaks or if there is a stall with a sink in it. I just put it in before work and empty it when I get home. I never thought that I would be able to do that. It's awesome!UpdateI've been using Super Jennie for a few years now and it's still my favorite brand of menstrual cup. After a lot of experimentation, I got to a place it didn't bother me at all. I switched to the smaller size after having my daughter since my periods are lighter and my cervix sits a bit lower now.

Love it. The small seems to be slightly too small for me and I am...umm...tight. Takes a little bit of effort to get it out. But it's a great backup. And the size, softness, grip all seem to be very good for me. Get some disposable gloves to help with the removing, dumping, rinsing (if you can), and re-inserting. Keeps your hands clean, especially the first few times you use it. I can get a little messy. Only takes a couple times to figure out the best angle though.I have endometriosis and my cramps are usually horrible - as in every 3 or 4 months, I usually throw up because they are so bad. I actually feel like my cramps have calmed down a bit since I started using these a couple months ago. Could be luck. Could be timing. Maybe I'm just having a couple easy months in a row (not normal). Who knows. But I love them, they are saving me money, and they are only gross if you are already afraid of your period. Combine these with Thinx, Dear Kate, or your other favorite period panty and there are almost* no worries.I did cough so hard once that my cup tipped, but those were extreme coughs that would have likely dislodged a tampon too. And period panties or panty liners are still good back up.

It took me several months to get it to sit right and not spill. It can also be messy if you wait too long to empty it out. But I think it’s an awesome alternative and works really good for me. I use the big cup on the heavier days (my period is very heavy) and it can stay in for at least 6 hours . The smaller cup works great on the lighter days and works equally good for many hours. In the beginning I recommend pads for security. After a few months (even with boiling it out in water to clean) it discolored. But boiling it with some baking soda got the discoloring out.

This is my goldilocks cup! I switched to it from the (small) Sckoon Cup after I kept having leakage problems with that one, probably because of the air holes blocking and clotted blood filling it up too fast. The small Super Jennie holds just the right amount, and I haven't had a leak since I started using it. Note that the large Super Jennie really is LARGE. I'm returning my large for a second small, because there's no way I'll be able to use the large--I just can't see how it'll be able to expand in the small space I have to offer it.

I bought this set to gift one to my sister...should have gotten it with a smaller size. My sister says it's the best thing ever, I can't say that cause I can't past the pain of trying to get the damn thing to open.

Love!!! I have tried several different cups but needed a larger capacity and the Super Jennie was perfect! It's the first cup that I didn't have any leaks with, its comfortable and easy to use! I had no problems getting it to pop open, and it was easy to remove with the grippy stars... if you've never used a menstrual cup you are missing out! My only worry is forgetting I'm on my period because its so comfortable... haha