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Top 5 Brands to Purchase Your First Menstrual Cup From

Menstrual cups are a great investment. They are handy, effective, and pocket-friendly. Yes, they may be costly as compared to other products, but if looked at from the point of view of sustainability and long-lastingness; the menstrual cup wins the race. They are a one-time investment and can be used for approximately 10 years. So, bring out your inner cost accountant to calculate your expenditure record yourself.







Here are my top 5 Menstrual Cup Brand recommendations.


  1. Asan Cup Asan Cup is famous for its unique removal ring at the bottom of the cup. So, if you are also the one who fears that the cup might get lost somewhere down there, this might come in handy. They also provide a cleanser if you need one. So, the answer to your fear might be here.     
  2. Peesafe Peesafe is a company focused on feminine hygiene products. Their menstrual cup is the cheapest option of all the brands discussed here. The cups are available in 3 sizes. They provide other sustainable menstrual alternative products; if you are too strained about it.                               
  3. The Women's Company The women's company is another affordable menstrual cup option available in the market. It's ultra soft material is truly what you need on those rough days.              
  4. Boondh Boondh is another affordable cup available in cool colors. So, if your looking for something fancy, here's is your shop. So cheer to your flaunting inner secret.                                    
  5. Carmesi Carmesi cups are designed to help to release vacuum with rim holes around the cup. It is an affordable option that might work for you. 


Look! Menstrual Cups can be intimidating at first. So take your time to purchase your first handy-dandy. You can also consult your gynecologists just in case, required.   

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