SHORDYMenstrual Cup Applicator Tool for Easy Insert with Lube Gel, Reusable Period Cup Applicator Set Copa Menstrual Compact Kit for Women, Easy to Use & Eco Friendly, Works with Most Cups

Because my uterus is so retroverted, it can be difficult to correctly place my Pixie Disc. This applicator (and lube) helps get it high enough, in the approximate position, then I can wiggle it into place. It means I get it right first time instead of needing at least three or four tries, saving me time and hassle. I’m very pleased that I took a chance on it!

Doesn’t really work, feels like it should come with its own menstrual cup. The bar just isn’t long enough and won’t work with all. It gets stuck at the end. It has potential but if you’re selling the applicator I think a cup designed for the applicator should be included

If you're struggling with getting your menstrual cup in the right place every time and sometimes find you have a bit of leaking and have to readjust this is the product for you - it won't fix your problems but it will make them so much worse, you'll never doubt your ability to get the cup in place using just your hand again.This product is awful, just like your ex it doesn't even come close to hitting the right spot.I don't know where to start with how wrong this product is. It's the worst thing I've ever purchased and I started getting pocket money when people were convinced you could rub two rubber aliens together to make a baby one.Even with the lube, the applicator gets stuck - making it hard to push up.I've tried this a few times now, changed positions to see if it was just me but whether I'm squatting, standing on one leg or contorted into something resembling a 90s remake of a Japanese horror film I can't get the cup where it needs to be.The closest I've gotten is so it's peaking out of me like a curious mole, usually the cup comes out hanging onto the applicator for dear life.The straw that broke the camels back occured when after several attempts struggling to get the applicator to actually push up (the inner part just gets stuck on the outer part of the applicator itself) I decided to be extra generous with the lube, thinking maybe I wasn't being fair to the product and the issue actually laid with me trying to be frugal!Not only did this not work and I found myself struggling yet again, when it finally pushed up with an innocent enough sounding pop which caused a shooting pain throughout my vagina - not only that but the bloody (literally) cup still didn't stay in place and decided to follow the applicator out, aided by the lube it flew out and bounced around my bathroom leaving me sobbing in the aftershock of a vaginal blow and cleaning up a mess that resembled a murder scene.Not only that when I complained about this, I'm asked to return the product - fair enough, they can have it back I don't want it, in fact I'd like it as far away from my 🐈 as possible. (although I was a little surprised at the request. I'm not sure what they want it for, usually intimate products are none returnable and if you can't rightly return pair of knickers because they may have touched your vulva, you'd think a product that had been used as a prop for a sticky Vicky-esque show in my own home would have similar policy)To top it all off, I've also been told not to repack and to send it in the manufators packing, so now I have to take this over to my local supermarket and hand it over to someone who knows exactly where I stuck it.

I’m reliably informed that when used, is seemingly more complicated than it needs to be. In a moment if need, it took far too long to figure out and use and even after the fact, was still a bit confusing.

MASSIVE! Just beware...

I was struggling to reach far enough to get it in the right place, after a few attempts I finally got the hang of it, it’s life changing. Also I don’t use menstrual cup of the same brand, and it works perfectly. Life changing no more worrying.

Takes a while to get used to, but once you do its a life saver!

didn’t help me at all with getting my disc in