SlutBox by Amber Rose – November 2018 FULL Spoilers!

Agreed. This seems to be pretty ok 🤷🏻‍♀️

There is definitely a learning curve…so no not easier at the beginning. I’ve been using mine for a couple years now though and it’s pretty easy at this point. There is a woman who does a great instructional video on them though. Can’t remember her name but it’s probably googleable.

Menstrual cups are reusable. You just thoroughly clean them after each use, usually by boiling them in water. Typically, they last for at least a year, usually longer. I’ve never used them, but I’ve been told that after a learning period, they are easy to use.

I’ve been using menstrual cups for about 15 years now and love it! The brand I use is DivaCup and it is definitely reusable. Aside from the eco-friendly and cost saving aspect, it’s just so much more convenient than pads and tampons cuz you can wear it for 12 hours with no worries.
There was a bit of a learning curve at first so I would use a panty liner in the first couple months to make sure I had the hang of it. 😛

I believe there are a couple of brands on the market that make disposable cups, so those might be worth trying out if you want to test it out first, since the reusable ones do have a higher up front cost.

Sorry about this! Can you please let me know if this is happening just on this post or on all posts on MSA for you? Trying to resolve the issue, but I’m seeing pictures on my end, so I can’t reproduce. Thanks!

You’re not alone on the seeing no pictures. I thought maybe it was my sketchy internet service providers.

Also can’t see

Exactly – the comments are by far the best components of this box.

Even worse if you sneeze while trying to pull one out. Your uterus falls out, inverts, and essentially envelopes you like a giant cocoon!

Seriously though, you just squeeze the edge to break the seal. And this box looks fab! I am glad we have a mix of people on this site. Some people adore boxes that I think are horrendous but it’s fun having diversity.

Yea I used menstrual cups for years and never had an issue with one getting stuck. They are actually quite useful and so much less waste than tampons/pads. You can swim and do everything you normally would without leakage. In my opinion, this is by far the BEST thing she has ever included in a box.

Another person chiming in to say that I’ve used a menstrual cup for years without issue, and I really would encourage other women to give them a try. I can go the full day without changing it out, unlike tampons, so it’s way more sanitary for me, since I often only have port-o-potty access at work (construction). My period is usually a day shorter and I find cramps are not as bad. Unlike tampons, there is no increased risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome from using the cup. It’s been a gamechanger for me, and if my first introduction to the idea of them was from baseless fear mongering like this, rather than someone who used one, I may have never tried it out.

I think we are much more knowledgeable about the cups than what you have written here. But thanks for letting us know that “yanking” it would hurt. Most know the proper removal and cleaning methods. 😂

I fully researched these before using and have not read those sources, just ones stressing the need to keep it clean. You break the seal simply by folding in one of the edges. They’re surprisingly cleaner and easier than any other method I’ve tried

Menstrual cups are great choice both health wise and for the environment (and your wallet :)). I had the problem you are describing the very first time I used one, but only because I had not read the directions or looked up anything about using menstrual cups online. Now that I have the hang of it, I’ll never go back. Happy to see this being promoted in a subscription box – even though one size definitely does not fit all, had to try a couple brands/sizes before I found the perfect one for me.

Once you switch to these cups you will wonder why you ever stuck a bleached soaked nasty painful tampon that causes toxic shock syndrome up there. Trust me. It’s in the box because it’s a revolutionary invention. It will change your life.

Ive been using menstrual cups for almost 20 years and know many ladies that do and have never ever heard of them getting stuck. I won’t say it’s impossible but I don’t see how.