Diva cup???

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Can someone please explain what a diva cup is?? Thanks!

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It's a small silicone cup that you insert intonyour vagina to catch the menstrual blood. I've started using one and I have not had a single cramp since. No leaks either.

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I looove my diva cup!  Best investment 
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Many women use it for their menstrual cycles. I used it to get pregnant.

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I tried it and HATED IT

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Diva cup is a brand of menstrual cups. There are many different brands, I just ordered a new one called the "Eva cup" (it sounds an awful lot like diva cup...). It's a little cheaper than the diva cup and there were a few things I liked about it more.
Like others are saying, menstrual cups are inserted into the vagina and they catch blood instead of soaking it up. This is better for your body, because the only thing being removed from your body is menstrual blood, whereas a tampon will soak up other important liquids and bacteria in your vagina and can cause problems. Also, most menstrual cups (diva and Eva cup for sure) do not have any harsh chemicals in them and they're made from 100% medical grade silicone. Tampons however have LOTS of harsh chemicals, including bleach, which are incredibly harmful for your body.
There is a lot of information on the internet about menstrual cups. I encourage you to sit down, do some research and figure out if they are right for you!

Good luck!

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A glorified cup that you shove in your vagina during your period that does something different from other cups so you can keep it in longer..

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They do have disposable ones if you just want to tey them first! They are called soft cups i love them!

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Can you feel it? Or does it feel uncomfortable? Is there a risk of it getting stuck up there?:o Sorry im still learning about these too sorry if i sound so ignorant about it! Haha

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It's an amazeballs money saver and you don't have to put bleached cotton in your vajay anymore. For me it lessens the occurrence of cramps. There are other brands of menstrual cups that are cheaper and just as effective.

You just fold up the cup and put it in, when you take it out you just rinse out the blood and put it back in. At the end of your cycle you should boil it (or at the beginning). You can sleep in it and it can last up to 12 hours before you have to change it.

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