MerulaCup Midnight - One Size Menstrual Cup from Medical Grade Silicon

I got the smaller size of this cup after discovering most period cups on the market are longer than the depth to my cervix during my menstrual cycle. I was having intense cramping and thought maybe it was because the previous cups I had were too long for me. So far, I have had much decreased cramping so very comfortable.Another added benefit is that the shape allows the cup to hold more than my others. It is not completely leak free, but I will say in daily life I have seen a big decrease in leaks compared to my previous cups. Also, the main time it has leaked when not because it was completely full, was because I was wrestling so you know, as long as you’re not doing that level of movement, a panty liner is plenty to catch any small leaks.It’s a little funky to insert and get to open, but I messed around with it and figured out something that works for me. Worth it for the benefits it does have.TLDR: Shorter cup than most, probably leading to less cramping. Leaks mainly only if doing extreme movement.

I have a low cervix and have been DYING for a cup that works well. I needed a wide one that is also really short (four babies really does some damage). This is it. This is the ONLY one out of a dozen I've tried that works and I cried my first period because of how well it worked. It's FANTASTIC

Heads up, this is elaborate and may be TMI at times. This is my fourth cup, I never had a problem with the other three, yet this thing is tough to get right. My first one, I swear, caused me to have a low cervix, as I never had that problem until using it. So I switched to a cup that looked like this one. After thinking I would never menstruate again I tossed it. Years later I ended up needing it again and so my search began. I got a different brand cup last month that had such a hard rim that it not only hurt to take in and out but I have a dent in my cervix from it that might be permanent. Off went my search for a cup that was as close to the one that I tossed as possible and I thought I found it in this one as they actually look similar. The other one sat a lot lower so when I opened this one up and saw where to insert it I was disappointed. But the worst part is it’s torture getting this thing to work properly. The explanations in the booklet and online don’t really help and if I didn’t wear menstrual underwear with it I’d have ruined my clothing and bedding. It says the cup doesn’t have to be completely open to work but any time I don’t feel that happen it leaks. Getting that to happen is no easy task. Online it says you should be able to spin it around. Well I can do that without a problem while it isn’t completely open and it leaks like crazy. It leaks unless I feel a POP which is a weird feeling to say the least. With all the time I’ve tried to get that to happen it’s only worked once after a lot of work. It happened two other times on its own after walking around. Otherwise it never opened and it leaked quite a bit. Don’t get me wrong, I’d pull it out with plenty of blood inside, but it would still leak like crazy when it didn’t pop. Also, this is the messiest cup that I’ve had. They aren’t ideal for taking out and putting back in in public but this is one that I would never try that with, which is extra bad seeing how difficult it is to get it in right.