Carmesi Menstrual Cup for Women | Large Size - With Free Pouch | Rash-Free, Itch-Free, Odour-Free | 8-10 Hours of Leaks-Free Comfort | 100% Biocompatible Medical-Grade Silicone Cups

I've used sirona before and the cup was too soft for me... It just won't open.... So I switched to carmesi and I'm glad I did. The quality of the material is way better. Holds its shape better too which means no more trouble with the cup not opening. I've already recommended it to people. Love it!!!

The packaging, color, and overall aesthetic were really nice. It's a clear cup and feels clean and neat. However, the cup is a bit hard—not very soft—so comfort may vary from person to person. For me, it’s a solid 4 out of 5. I've been using it since I bought it, and while it does take a couple of tries to get used to, it becomes easier with time. For beginners, I highly recommend starting with a smaller size and not using it on the first heavy days. Try it on the last few days of your period or when you're not on your period to get comfortable. I bought the medium but would’ve preferred a small as a first-timer. Cleaning is simple—just wash with soap and water daily, and boil to sterilize at the end of your cycle. It’s a good product overall—worth trying and definitely value for money.

Every woman should use it to experience stress free periods.

I tried the cups of 2 other companies but it always leaked. I tried different sizes but it was either too big or hard. I had to buy period panties and use cloth pads along with the cup every time, at least for the first 2 days. Just when I started feeling disheartened, I tried Carmesi cup and it brought back my joy, hope and most importantly, comfort. I've been using it for 6 months now and no leakage at all. Perfect softness and flexibility. Not too hard, not too soft. Just perfect. Thank you. I no longer need any other backups. I could give you 10 stars or more if there was an option. Thanks a lot!!

This product is good. I bought small size. The cup is very thick, so not much flexible. I have been using cups for 4 years and this is bit uncomfortable for me because of its thick texture. If you are new to menstrual cup, go with other brands such as sirona and pee safe. Which is more flexible and easy to use for beginners.

Used it for five years, good quality

Likes - No rashes, period panties etc Dislikes - The insertion is not as easy as it sounds. It's like a circus lifting one leg, inserting it and ensuring that it creates that vacuum. It does not happen in one attempt. So the circus goes on until you have got it thoroughly right. If inserted wrongly then you have hell lot of trouble with all the blood spilling onto your clothes. This can be very frustrating. This product is fairly good to use at home only. Usually offices, colleges and other public toilets don't have the facility to wash the cup outside the urinal.. You can't remove the cup in the lavatory and run to an outside sink, wash it thoroughly and rush back to the lavatory to insert again. The whole process of removal, washing and re inserting is a time consuming process compared to the ease of sanitary napkins. If you are rushing into a meeting, class, kitchen or kids this thing takes up your time. If you think you are in a leak proof or care free situation, think again 🤔. This product has no way of indicating that it is time to empty the cup. The only notice you get is STAINS!!!! Also, I dreaded the idea of constantly washing the blood stained cup with bare hands (we have never done it before with sanitary napkins). It feels yucky🤮. The product (not the brand of the product) itself has to go through a transformation to be considered as an alternative fit to menstrual hygiene.

Here's my story (skip to paragraph 2 for the actual review) So, I'm a 23 year old. I heard my friends praising the comfort they get from a menstrual cup. So I was fascinated by it and searched for one. I wanted to buy the sirona cup which they have but I couldn't find the exact one. So I saw this Carmesi cup and people gave quite a good review so I ordered. And god ! That was the biggest mistake. When I got my period, I was excited for it. I put the cup the first day and I could feel it there. And it was quite uncomfortable. So I waited, maybe it takes time. But no ! The stem kept poking me everywhere inside. A day later it gave me bumps, itches and rashes on my labia. But I kept struggling thinking, maybe it happens to everyone (as my friends said it happens the first time) but no it was quite more than what they experienced definitely. Saw videos saying to trim the stem. I did. I poked even hard this time. So I went in for trimming it completely but nothing worked. Now I found out that the cup is tooooooo hard and can cause serious damage to your skin down there. Sirona is waayyyyyy softer and comfier. Gonna buy that.