Why you’ll love Flex Cup
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars
555 Reviews
Flex Cup
$29.99
The only menstrual cup in the world that removes like a tampon because of our adjustable, patented pull-tab. But unlike tampons, you can wear our period cup for up to 12 hours.
Flex Cup is body-safe, reusable, made with medical-grade silicone, and can last for years.
Flex Cup is body-safe, reusable, made with medical-grade silicone, and can last for years.
12-hour leak protection
Patented pull-tab removes like a tampon
Made for beginners
Zero-waste & lasts for years
HSA/FSA eligible
Velvety-soft feel
Body-safe materials
100% reusable
Patented pull-tab
Flex Cup customer reviews
Total 5 star reviews: 453 Total 4 star reviews: 40 Total 3 star reviews: 27 Total 2 star reviews: 21 Total 1 star reviews: 14
92%would recommend this product
555 reviews
- EErin4 days agoRated 5 out of 5 starsBest investment of my life
Fits comfortable. May leak if full only if I'm on my REALLY heavy days or it wasn't adjusted correctly from the get go(which you get the feel for pretty quick). I will use a liner at night on heavy days. It shortens my period from 7 to 3 days. I believe due to. The suction hold. My cousin and sister said the same thing. Do not freak if you see clots, blood naturally clots. They not only lessen the cost you spend on tampons and pads monthly, but assist in keeping the planet from obtaining more gross garbage. Think of the thousands you throw away and the thousands you save on money. It's also medical grade, no TSS. And it last for hours and hours. It was actually made(different material) before tampons. Yet women believed it would break their hymen rendering them non- virgins, that's the only reason it didn't make it to market a VERY long time ago. Buy it. You can't feel it when placed, no it doesn't get stuck up there, it lightly collapsed and pours out into toilet. Don't knock it till you try it. I won't go back until menopause.
- JJazminVerified Reviewer3 weeks agoRated 4 out of 5 starsTakes getting used to
I purchased mine at cvs after wanting to switch from tampons. The last time I tried the cup it was so hard to get it out but this sold me on the pull tab. Definitely takes a learning curve and a way that you feel comfortable putting it in and out but truly is better than a tampon. I don’t need to worry about changing frequency or leaking. Any leaks is because it’s not positioned right. I feel and also smell much more fresh than a tampon. I also keep white vinegar in a spray bottle and clean it every time I take it out.
- BHBrianna H.Verified Reviewer1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 starsThis cup has saved me
I absolutely love the flex cup at first it took me a little while to learn and get a good technique but after that, absolutely amazing I had no leaks no problems I could barely feel it which was something I was worried about at first but it honestly feels like a normal tampon and for somebody who is very allergic to bleach tampons have always been a struggle for me but since I started using the flux cup I haven't had any issues regarding my health at all which I've been so unbelievably thankful.
- EGEmily G.Verified Reviewer1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 starsDisability friendly!
It's easy to pull out because of the ring shape pull tab! I was scared to buy a period cup because I was scared of it being stuck inside of me because of my dexterity issues due to my multiple disabilities, but this works amazingly and I don't have to worry about it at all!!!
It is a bit hard to put in the first time, but it definitely gets easier as you practice and I have almost no issues after using it a few times.
- JJennaVerified Reviewer2 months agoRated 3 out of 5 starsSo close to loving it
I really want to give it 5 stars because out of all the cups I've tried this one was definitely my favorite but there are a couple flaws that keep me from a full 5. The fist issue is that I have had this cup for about a year and a half and about 3 months ago the pull tab started to tear and last month it fully tore. I was surprised since of all places to be sensitive and pull gently, this is definitely one of them. I can't really use the cup now without the pull tab.
My second issue is the leakage. I had zero issue with leaks for the first 3-4 months and for the last year I will randomly have a day where it leaks a little, I'll make no adjustments, and then it won't leak again. Because of this I really cannot seem to figure out the reason for the random little leaks but it makes relying on the cup a hard task for full workdays.
Overall I do like the push to become more sustainable and this was the most comfortable cup I've worn out of the 4 I've tried. I will note that I learned I cannot use it my first or second day because I'll notice much worse cramping due to it but that is a personal problem but maybe good to note for someone who might have a similar issue.