What our users are saying: FemmyCycle Menstrual Cup Reviews

We’ve received some really great feedback about the FemmyCycle recently, so this month we’re dedicating our blog to our users’ FemmyCycle menstrual cup reviews.

“It’s not often I’m impressed enough with a product to write to the manufacturer to say Thanks. But this time, I gotta.”

“I’m honestly delighted with my FemmyCycle cups. I’ve used other cups in the past and was happy with them – but because of a shoulder injury that limits the use of my right arm, I struggled with positioning and removal, and had to give them up. The FemmyCycle’s design eliminates both issues. The self-popping design and the loop on the bottom mean I can use the product easily – whether I’m using the weak injured arm or using the clumsy, non-dominant left arm.

Thanks so much for making the product available. I’m telling all my friends about it. This is a great product, and I wish everyone knew about it.”

Kudos!

Ann

“When Dr. Shihata was kind enough to send me the FemmyCycle, I thought I would have to wait for awhile to receive them…I was wrong, they arrived in two days. That in itself showed me how proud he is of his product…and he has every right to be.”

“If you are familiar with menstrual cups and think you know everything there is to know about them…you really (and I am included) don’t know anything. Number one: they are made of a thin silicone, rather than a thick one. When you pick them up, you feel as if you are holding air. And there are even more unique differences: the cup has a “lid” which keeps the fluid in the cup until you empty it…which I love, because as you sleep at night, with traditional cups, the fluid flows back and forth, between your cervix and the cup, and when you stand up in the morning, that is when leaks can happen. With the FemmyCycle, that won’t happen.

Now, some women may have a problem with opening the lid to pour the contents out. I truly don’t have a problem with it. It is a by-product of our bodies, and there is nothing “gross” about it. The second thing: the cup does not pop open all the way…it does not have suction holes, so these two points may make some women nervous. But I have encountered problems with the suction holes. Sometimes the suction is so strong that you can’t break it no matter what you do, and I had to literally pull it out. The Dr. understands that our muscles and our own anatomy will keep it in place, and the FemmyCycle cup does not need the suction holes. To be continued…”

Sara Sent from my iPad

Want to know why women are talking about the FemmyCycle? Visit us online at www.femmycycle.com