Not for a high cervix!

This product had potential to be great, except it got stuck on my cervix and was too soft for me to break the seal while being barely able to reach it. I do believe it would’ve worked better if my cervix was low.

I was so excited to start using the diva cup and really tried to make it work but after a few months I finally gave up. The diva cup never seemed to fit right, I followed instructions and even read reviews and 70% of the time it would leak so I'd have to wear at minimum a liner. Now on to of that putting it in and getting it out is something else, your hand ends up looking like you've come out of battle, it's gross blood gets all under my nails and forget using it in public, unless you're alone in the bathroom, because coming out of the stall to wash your hands is mortifying. For a while I would keep a zip lock filled with disposable gloves in my bag so I could use this thing at work but in the end it just really didn't work for me, although I wish it would have

I tried the Diva Cup for women who've never had children, and I had mixed feelings about it. I love the aspect of never buying tampons again, plus its bleach free, also I can leave it in for much longer than a tampon. Although, when I tried to take it out at the end of the day, I found it very difficult. Putting it in was trouble enough, but the stem they provide on the bottom of the cup is nowhere near long enough. I liked that they made the edges ridged for easier grip, but it made almost no difference, especially if your fingers get a little bloody. My rating of the product would be a 10/10 if they made the stem longer and easier to grab. Being as thin as it is, it also causes your hand to cramp while trying to take it out, which is pretty annoying.