SHORDY Menstrual Cups Small & Large for Changing Cycles Light to Heavy Flow

I love the hard case that came with these in 2021, so convenient, it doesn't get a bunch of purse lint inside like the cloth bags do. {I DO NOT love the case that came with these when I ordered my second set, in 2022. You can see them both in my photos. The older one (the one with a heart molded into the lid) has ridges in the floor. The newer one is slightly bigger, smooth floor, and very hard for me to pry open without breaking a nail.} I found the firmness of these cups to be just right - some others were less firm which makes them fail to pop open after insertion, others were so firm they refuse to bend. With the Shordy they open when they should and they'll bend when you need to get them back out. I found it helpful to have the 2 sizes available, for when the cervix has either dropped or not, at different phases in your cycle. The taller one is a little too tall for me at times. I find their capacities to be similar enough that using the larger one does NOT extend how long I can wait before emptying. If I had to choose just one to take with me to a deserted island I'd stick with the smaller one. I'm SHOCKED to see some reviewers mention odor issues. I have had ZERO odors or discoloration after 1 year of heavy use. And I have found that "my" odor has improved a lot since quitting tampons. The manufacturers all say not to use scented antibacterial soaps but I do it at every trip to the bathroom and so far the cups have held up just fine. Then I boil them on the stove at the end of each cycle. This is so much cheaper than tampons, I don't mind replacing these every couple years if they do happen to give out. If you're getting yeast infections: it's not your cup, it's how you're sanitizing it (or not).

If you need a cup that is firm but not too firm with a good grip, good suction, and easy removal for a cheap price, then BUY THIS CUP. I got the small and large combo for a wonderful price. I was in the middle of my monthly period. Before I used the flex cup but I lost it and prior to this I was using the honey pot cup. I found the flex cup too firm and pushed on my bladder (not that I disliked that cup, I'd buy it again) and I found that the honey pot cup was too soft and sometimes it wouldn'topen (not a bad cup, but I hear it could be a knock off of another brand) so I was searching around and found the Shordy cup. I was a little unsure as it didn't have many reviews but I had a good feeling inside and let me tell you it's better than I could have hoped. When I got my package I immediately opened it and, since I was on my heavy days, I put in the large size. It's not too big, but the perfect size to keep you protected for 7 to 12 hours COMPLETELY LEAK FREE. I found removal to be easy, though the suction is strong it is not uncomfortable. Removal was not even a bit messy which suprized me as I'm used to getting a bit of blood on my fingers. Now, a few days have passed and my flow is lighter and I tried the small size and it is PERFECT and exactly the right size for a smaller cup. I have pcos and my monthly period is heavy, lasting 7 to 8 days, and painful. With the Shordy cup my cramps have been less painful which is crazy. I literally cannot feel the small or large inside me. I know the shordy cup might not work for all bodies but it's such a good price that if you're looking for a cup... I recommend taking the chance on this one. I will be buying the Shordy disk next month which is a big step for me as I have a fear of disks but I have trust in the Shordy brand. Highly, highly, recommend.

I ordered the two pack of small and large. I have yet to try the large since this would be my first time trying cups. From a beginning point of view, I was a little confused and concerned. The cup is super thick so I was like well how do I get it in there. Just prop yo leg up and shove it in. I also was confused on how far it goes but I put it in enough where it feels normal and the nub is in reach. I felt some very light cramping from this but nothing crazy and I can’t even feel it in. The cup also didn’t unfold right away the first time I put it in. It took a few minutes to expand. It does work and I can move around without it coming lose. Removing it isn’t painful but slightly weird because you can physically hear the suction. I also have nails on, about a half inch of length sticking out and I was still able to go about putting in and removing the cup so if you do wear nails, it won’t be a huge problem. I haven’t had any leaks yet but I plan to update once my life cycle is over Update Day 2: Second day of use. I had it in overnight and though it didn’t leak onto my undies, when I wiped and there was a little leakage even though the cup wasn’t full. It did do a fantastic job at catching but I’m still having difficulty getting it to expand after reinsertion. Also later that night of the first day, I had some bad cramps. Not the worst cramps I’ve had but they were stronger than what usually have. I usually only experience some uncomfortable pressure on the first day but this was more than that and I think it could be because of the cup but I can’t be sure just yet. Update Day 4: I have gotten the hang of this cup but honestly I think I need a different one. The cup goes more and more up as the day or night progresses and fishing it out is extremely uncomfortable and hurts if I pinch myself with my nails. This really isn’t all that nail friendly after all. I’m going to get one with a ring instead Over cycle update: I switched cups, not because there was anything wrong with this one, I just couldn’t remove it easily because of my nails. If you are natural or have short nails, have no fear. This is a great deal and it has a nice sturdy case

Been wanting to try a cup for awhile but was never really motivated to do so until I started getting into backpacking. My sister is the only person I’m close to who I knew had tried it before and she hated it. It sounded awful. Her experience kinda turned me off of them back when I was initially interested. I used to have a really hard time even inserting tampons so inserting a cup was quite a daunting thought. Because I was expecting it to probably not work out I didn’t want to spend $30+ dollars on one of these dang things. This seemed like the perfect compromise, not too expensive in case it didn’t work, PLUS two different sizes so I could have options! It arrived on the second day of my period so I went ahead and gave it a shot. I chose the small but couldn’t get it in and it really hurt trying to do so! I used the C fold like they show in the instructions. Then I discovered the punch down fold. I waited until the next day to try again. It took a couple tries but I actually got it in with the punch fold!! I was shocked! I thought for sure this wasn’t going to work for me after the first day and my history with tampons. Once snuggly up inside there I couldn’t even feel it! I kept expecting to have issues but nothing went wrong, bowel movement and urinating with it in were normal. The next big hurdle I knew would be taking it out. As soon as it went in I was terrified about getting it out but I spent some time researching some of the best methods and tips then went about my day. Later that evening when it came time to take it out I made sure to not let myself get all panicked about it. I gave myself plenty of time and if I started getting frustrated I just took a break. Eventually I figured out just the right pinch for me to break the suction and out it came without the pain or spilling that I had expected! (Granted this was now my 3rd day so I was hardly bleeding anyways). I am so stoked this worked! This is going to be life changing for me! Thanks to Shordy for providing an affordable cup option or else I probably never would’ve tried it. So far I really love the softness of this cup, it’s case, the color and the fact that it comes with two! At this point I would highly recommend this to anyone who’s just wanting to try a cup for the first time. If I remember to, I’ll come back and update this in a year or two. Also for any newbies like me out there, I recommend checking out the “Put A Cup In It” YouTube channel to guide you through how to use a cup for the first time. Their videos (among others) were super helpful for me!

I'm a heavy bleeder, like...go through a overnight pad in an hour kind of bleeder and these are LIFE CHANGING. I really don't like having to carry around a million pads with me (especially when I'm in college and spend 12+ hours on campus more often than not...) and this has made my life SO much easier. I don't have to constantly carry a purse, and I don't have to worry if I'm going to run out of products! You just dump it and move on! I'm not sure how this specific cup compares to other brands because I've only tried this one but if you're comfortable with putting things....yk, I would go for it! It's a good investment plus you're not making a bunch of waste with disposable products : ) my only thing is, if this brand has a bundle with a sterilizer that would be what'd I'd change. It's kind of a pain to boil water every time I need to sterilize it, but otherwise this is good. I like the case so I can just throw these in my backpack when I'm not actively using it. I've never liked tampons (theyre so hard to place right to me and they just hurt....) but this was a lot easier and more comfortable! It is an adjustment to learn how to put them in but you'll be so glad you're not having to rebuy pads all the time. They didn't fix my issue with heavy bleeding, but they sure do help cope with it!

Even the small is too large. Silicone is not “soft” as advertised. It’s painful to remove. It’s a quality product, nice case -but I’ll go back to using others.

I wanted to try this product because I was tired of spending money on tampons every month. I had heard great things about period cups and so I decided to try it. I chose this item because of the price and because I thought it was wise to have 2 sizes to choose from. I had my period this week and was able to try the product out. I had no problems inserting the cup. I folded it in half and then in 4ths and inserted it. Once it was where it was supposed to be, it opened up and I felt a suction type feeling. I didn’t have any pain inserting it and once I had it in the correct place, I couldn’t feel it at all. The first day of my period I used a light pad as well, just in case, and there was a teeny tiny bit of leakage. I wore it for the cup for 8 hours with no pad the next day and I had no leakage at all. It is also easy to clean and I enjoy the cute little box it comes in. I would recommend this product, it is a good product for people who have never used a period cup before!

Good size options! This is my first time trying a cup but it was relatively easy! Definitely insert with lubricant. Leaked slightly after about 6 hrs though.

Had been using the moon up for years, but since Brexit made it so expensive to import, I tried the Shordy and find it better, more comfortable, than the Mooncup!

I've tried a couple cups, always had leaks. The last one I had was the tampax cup which I found to be way too firm and always leaked no matter what I did (personal experience, I know many women love it too... all about finding the right fit for you). The Shordy cup was the first and only cup I have used that I don't have leaks! I find the material to be softer than others (I was really nervous about that when I first opened it), but that made insert and removal much easier. It did take a couple cycles for me to figure out how to get it in right as I personally find the softness makes it a little harder to fully open inside, but it was well worth the trial and error. I am quite heavy at the beginning so the large cup is perfect when my period starts, then after about 2-3 days I'll switch to the small cup for the rest. Never feel anything once it's in for either size. As a side sleeper, I also had to adjust my sleeping position when my period was heavy or else I would leak, and now I can sleep with ease no matter what time of the month it is. I still always wear a pad or panty liner with it just in case (too many leaks in the past and sometimes there's a bit of residue between emptying the cup), but also plan on getting period underwear to get rid of monthly menstrual waste for good! So glad I found these. Love the colour, love that they're matte and they're also at such a good price, it's worth a try :)

I had been contemplating investing in a new cup as I wasn’t to happy with the original brand I purchased, well when it came time to use it I could not find it anywhere. I took that as a sign and ordered the dual size!!! And let me tell you I am sooo sooo glad I did. The buttery softness of the cups, the container big enough to carry both in, ( I have an upcoming trip, so it’s perfect for packing), the colours are really pretty and it’s so comfortable, the first cup I have been able to have in and not feel, or worry that it is going to slip out because the silicon is so hard!! Thankyou for such a great product and making it affordable!!

I’ve been meaning to try a menstrual cup for years but always made an excuse not to buy one for whatever reason. After seeing how reasonably priced this one was and being impressed with the reviews, I decided to just go for it. I am so so happy that I did and I’ll tell you for why... (name that show) 1. I liked that it came with both sizes. I was unsure which to go for. I’m a 33 year old with two children however they were born via c-section, not vaginally so I was confused as to whether that made a difference. I tried the large straight away and it just so happens that it was perfect for me. I have a 12 year old daughter who I will give the small one to so she can use it when she feels confident enough to insert it properly. 2. Prior to first use, the look of the cup is intimidating. You can’t imagine how it will work when it’s inserted and I worried that it would take me ages (and require flexibility reserved for somebody much younger and slimmer than myself!) to make sure it was positioned correctly. I needn’t have worried. It went in correctly first time. I have an average height cervix and found that I didn’t need to alter the length of the stem however it is worth bearing in mind that you can cut it to length to make it more comfortable. 3. This little beauty worked as it should immediately, leaving me in awe and wishing that I’d tried it years earlier. I can’t feel it once it’s in position and for somebody with an average flow, I only need to empty it twice a day. I have had no leaks whatsoever. 4. Removal of the cup is simple enough. Possibly a little messy but nothing that I believe should put anybody off purchasing it. Plus it is so fascinating to see your ‘output’ - it’s less than you might have imagined! 5. This cup will pay for itself after only a couple of months use and I imagine will last for years when taken care of properly. I can’t tell you how happy I am that I no longer have to buy tampons - both for the cost aspect, and the environmental impact. In summary, if you are dithering for whatever reason, I can wholeheartedly recommend this cup, especially if you are not wanting to part with the £25+ for a moon cup or diva cup. It might be the best thing you do for yourself, your bank account, and the environment!

While still sorta new to cup game, I felt I needed something firmer as I had trouble with getting another brand to unfold and form a seal. Would sometimes take sooo long. But this brand, This one did in 3-5 seconds. 😄 It was omg / ah-ha moment. It really can be this simple and great like women say in comments! Just try these ones, could be your omg / ah-ha moment too!