The Diva Cup
So. I've been so curious about this contraption and said I would look into it for myself. If you know me by now, you know that I will research something to the point that the opportunity to purchase or move on it has just about passed. I looked this up for the longest time.
I finally got it together and went looking for it in the stores. The Diva Cup was so hard to find in the store, so I took to Amazon. I found it with my trusty dusty Amazon Prime Membership. My package arrived before my next visit from Aunt Dot, our visits are so fun (insert sarcasm).
Using this product will take some getting used to, I mean, you are interesting an object inside ya vag! At first it was uncomfortable, but before long, I didn't even know it was there. The cup is made of soft silicone material and is easily manipulated and better for your body and environment. Putting it in and taking it out are pretty easy and not painful at all.
What I've noticed (this is about to get a little graphic) since using The Diva Cup the last couple of months has been pretty surprising. I NO LONGER have a small Quentin Tarantino horror scene happening once a month. My menstrual flow or amount has pumped the brakes. I don't have to carry tampons with me everywhere I go, which is a BIG plus.
Nothing special has happened as a result with my sometimes horrific cramps, they're still the same and annoying (they're like a baby elephant putting a foot on my lower back and just testing me)! The Diva Cup has revolutionized periods for me. They used to be such a hassle trying to remember to buy tampons and have them "hiding" in my car, jacket, purse, book bag or tucking them inside my clothes to make sure I had one on me. When it's time to "change" the cup you just dump the contents in the toilet, wash (with soap that is recommended) or rinse it out and re-insert that sucka! Wha-lah!
If you asked me personally, I'd say totally give this a try. The Diva Cup cost me around $23. There are 2 different sizes, so be sure to read to see which one you should grab. One of these cuts down on spending because it's reusable. The first month I jumped back and forth between the cup and tampons because I wasn't how leak-free/proof the cup really was. However, when I gave it the chance, it stood up and held its own.
Have you tried The Diva Cup or anything like it? How'd you like it? How would you rate it?
XO Loves,
Angela














