To ppl that can't go into their kitchen or want to be discrete, you can use a small wax heater. Can just plug it into any socket in your room pour some water in it and it boils quite well
The removal is not supposed to be painful. Try the following Relax ,make sure that you are smiling throughout (it is an indication that you are relaxed) You don't have to push to finger all the way up to release the suction .Just pinch the base , that will do. Pull it out by pinching the base firmly. When it is out by say an inch ,fold both ends so that it appears like a c fold.This will make sure that the cup has a narrow opening while coming out.Don't worry about the blood spilling down while doing this. I hope that these tips will be helpful
Thus month was my first time trying out a menstrual cup and I got a fungal infection. I used the Sirona cup. But i dont think its got anything to do with the brand. Because I looked it up, any menstrual cup for that matter is 100 percent safe to use and is usually made of medical grade silicon. Its all about the sanitisation and the upkeep of the cup that needs to be healthy. Learned this the painful way. Hands and cup needs to be sanitised before use. When I say sanitised, make sure you wash your hands everything you touch your cup throughout and make sure there isnt any residue of soap in your hands and fingers while doing that. Do not wash your cup with soap or any kind of liquid which isnt specially made to clean mentrual cups like cups cleaner. Because there might be residue of soap left on the cup which wont be visible to naked eye or simply the ph of the cup is affected and thus affecting the ph of the vagina while using the cup. Which changes everything. Nothing should mess up the PH of the vagina. Infection's breeding ground right there...there will be thick white discharge and a foul smell in addition to that. That will be the symptoms of an infection. Go visit a gynac immidiately. Always sterelize the cup before and after using it in every cycle. In between changes throughout period just normal water washing is fine. Do not pull or yank on the cup while removal. Can lead to vaginal collapse. And always wash your hands before handling the cup and if possible have shorter nails and clean nails. This is all from a personal experience. Please do educate people on experiences. Can be useful.
Try pinching the bottom of the cup ,( to break the vaccum and suction) while gently pulling & twisting/turning the cup out. That way you will not feel any pain. Pulling out with suction and tugging on the stem will cause the pain. Also I usually wash my cup with the "vaginal wash" and toss it into a mug with hot water while I'm showering to sanitize it. Hope this helps ☺️♥️
When I remove my cup, I wet my finger with water and insert it until I feel near the rim then I break the seal by pushing the rim inwards like a loose version of the punch down fold so it reduces the diameter a bit and then I quickly hold that fold somewhere near the middle - bottom of the cup with my thumb or sometimes I use my other hand to hold onto the stem to make sure I have a good grip and then I remove the cup slowly and gently and it comes out very easily and pain free! For reference, I am 18 years old and I’m very petite and this is my go to method for removing my cup because for me it is quite easy and pain free. It works best if the cup isn’t full completely if you want a mess free removal because since you’re folding the cup a little bit while it’s inside of you the blood will rise and you don’t want it to overflow during removal. My cup is usually just about half full when it’s time for me to remove. It would’ve been way easier if I could’ve given a visual demonstration but I tried to be as detailed as possible. Hope this helps!
Jovita, while taking out, you just need to pinch the bottom of the cup, it releases the air suction pressure. Then gently holding the bottom, pull out the cup in a way that you can hold the contents without spilling and then empty out the contents into the commode. Taking out should ideally not be painful at all. Hope this helps!
Before taking that out .. just pinch hard at the base of cup ( just above the tail) . And slowly wiggle that downward. And then simply slide it out . Pinching actually breaks the suction.. trust me this works wonderfully.. using aneer cup from last 4 years … affordable and made in India….
The holes are for breaking the suction. Also, if the suction is completely gone, it may not hurt. It hurts when the suction is still present.. Also, I have been using the boondh cup since 2017. It works beautifully. It sort of has thicker walls, so it opens easily inside..breaking the suction is also easier.
Personally, I felt that a smaller stem is better. Because then you can easily reach for the base of the cup without a long stem obstructing your way. I reach for the base with two fingers, break the suction and pull it out. It did get a bit messy initially, but I doubt it has got to do anything with the length of the stem. I pull it out with the same pinch I use to break the suction. I found that better
I've been using safecup medium for about 8 months and I was having a lot of cramps. I thought it was a normal menstrual cramp but whenever I took the cup out, I didn't feel any pain. So I figured out that it's actually coz of the firmness of the cup that I was experiencing bladder tightness and back cramps. Otherwise safecup was really good with heavy flow and I had zero leakage. I searched a lot for a comparatively softer cups as I really want to eliminate the pain. This video really helped me. I'm gonna purchase the carmesi one right now as I was searching for a softer yet firm cup. Hope it'll work for me. Since I'm in my 30s with no kids, I use the medium sized one. It's true that initially I had a slight tight feeling and pain while taking out the cup but as months passed, we do experiment a lot. I did put one of my fingers in to cut the air pressure and kinda pinched my cup as much as possible so that it would come out with as less pain as possible, all of this while sitting on the toilet so that even if the blood spills it's gonna be inside the toilet pot and wouldn't look like I committed a murder inside the washroom. Another tip I can give to the comment viewers are try using tilt undies letstilt.com/ or any undies which have an antimicrobial fibre as it helps the blood to dry fast and not let you leak and its very easy to wash and clean (if you experience leakage at night). If you leak more you may try period panties. Thus you won't have to use pads or panty liners as well.
💜 Hi...actually it was your first video that made me aware that cups cud get lost inside, so also when I braved it the first time, I was prepared. I have been using it since and still taking it out is a task, i know. This is what works for me in the first three days. Once I know the cup is full (I feel air escaping, like fart or bubble bursting and I know my cup is full). When the cup is full it comes out easy. I squat down and it comes down easily and I usually use my point finger and thumb and once I feel the bottom of the cup, I squeeze it, which releases the suction(I find inserting one finger all the way too much) and I take it out. Some blood spills, but thats ok. On days with light flow, I just hope I am relaxed and squat until it is down. Best wishes next time. 💜
I have been using M cup for three years now. At first I faced same problems as you. I watched all those ytube videos and tried to solve the problem. But couldn’t do it. Then I just stopped listening to others advices and just tried to think using my knowledge of physics about air suction and all those things. And slowly could figure out a solution of my own. 😎😎😎😎
Glad you are finally able to try a menstrual cup successfully. Regarding the difficulty to remove the cup after use, Don't worry you will figure out eventually what works best for you and makes you comfortable. ❤️
Oh my lord! Ioosing a cup inside is one of the nightmares I never fuckin want to experience. Also washing the cup & popping the cup inside me and pull it out is definitely not for me. I guess figuring this out is so much hustle for me and also sanitizing is a different level of thing. I am definitely going to stick with my comfy pads as long as i can and would choose to move ahead with anything else later only if i want. But girl, you do you. I am definitely gonna refer to this series if i ever decide to switch ❤️
So the best way to take out the cup is shit in a poop position and then give pressure just like your pooping and the cup will come a little lower you will feel the stamp ,hold the stamp stand up again give some pressure again and then you will feel the base ,pinch the base then slowly wiggle the cup, it will come out very easily, that's my invitation to remove the cup ,i created it by my experience❤️ i hope it will help you
Ive been using the sirona cup for two months now and it works beautifully. Definitely trying out carmesi next. ❤ And please don't worry about this being TMI. Im 100% sure that most, if not all, of your viewers relate to your videos and definitely need this information! 🤗 Also a tip for removing the cups which usually helped for me is to breathe out right when you take out the cup. Its worked for me, it still is a little uncomfortable but nothing too bad.
Thank you Jovita, you make it sound a lot easier. I have never used a cup but your continuous trials have made me a lot more confident that I should also give it a try. Thank you for such a beautiful and helpful video Jovi. 💖💖🤗
Hi so I’m 17 and I used the PEE SAFE period cup for the first time yesterday and honestly it wasn’t too bad. I used the cup in XS size and actually inserting the cup is a little hard for me. Everytime I bend the cup inside it either pops out or it feels like it’s dragging against my skin down there when I push it in. During the day the cup sits well it feels like nothing, I’m able to run, exercise and do everything like I normally do. But it’s been leaking while I sleep in the night and maybe I didn’t insert it correctly on my part but yeah that’s the only downside. Taking the cup out is easier for me, I reach and squish the cup near the top and pull it out and yep it’s done! I empty it wash it and insert it again. The cup definitely requires more effort inserting and taking out but it feels wayy better than a pad ever could and yeah I would recommend to my age and above
Jovita... no need to put entire finger obviously...just pul the tip n with little bit of pressure it will come out easily dear....but obviously practice makes man perfect n so ur life would be easier with several use... actually a informative vedio n suggestions for teenagers.....take care dear ❤️
Thank you for all this information. But I am still scared to give it a go 😶. But also I wanna try. I will wait for your next video when you say how to take it out without hurting
I found this video extremely helpful as its very practical. You addressed the issue efficiently. I just tried this fold and it works! Taking out is the problem as it goes way up for me as well. I think I will gradually shift to cups as waste disposal in kochi is a task!
Jovita ....yeaaaa... Finally congratulations 😀.... Loved the video, Thank you for the new fold will try this next time 😁. Keep up the good work 👏... Always a joy to watch your videos. Love you loads 💕❤️
Thank you for being someone who had problems with it. Cause I had problems. I wasn't in pain previously but now I have got bad cramps on day 2 which is unusual. Also I tried pinch down fold. It went in alright,but didn't pop. I tried to rotate it a bit still didn't pop. I gave up and in pain
I tried pulling it out like u said and it hurts, but u dnt have to do that you just have to pinch the bottom and it breaks the suction and it slides out easily... its much more relaxìng now coz i dnt have to think of leakage or pain
Pinching the bottom doesn’t work for me unfortunately.. also the Carmesi cups bottom is quiet inside since it’s tail is so long.. I physically can’t pinch the bottom
@@MrJovitageorge I had the same issue with the Carmeesi cup. But I found a hack. I sit on the toilet seat, relax by breathing out deeply and then breathing into my stomach (that's when my muscles are the most relaxed) and. It does bring the cup low, and I can not only pinch the base but also feel the rim with my fingers
So i have done Lottt of research and also been using cups for last 2 months and have already bought 3 cup from 3 different brands but the carmesi one is the game changer for me. I have a high cervix but the serona one doesn't have that long of a stem,I also bought one from bombae shaving women and the quality is not as good it seemed to me as serona or carmesi. Carmesi one is soft but more firm hence it does open unlike the other 2. Serona one is of good quality as well but it doesn't have that firm base line as carmesi, maybe that's why it doesn't open easily. Totally recomend carmesi menstruation cup if u have a high cervix, might have to cup the stem it u have a low cervix. I even bought a medium one for me cause the small one fills in about 5hours on a heavy day for me.
There's no shame in using one product over another. There are some people who simply can't use menstrual cups. Finding your perfect cup is not easy. I had to try 3 cups before I discovered that the lily cup was the best for me.
My cup is Juju great review looks just like Carmeci but paid 4-5 time more Au $49 first try, few hours later it got lost 😞. Birthed it out panicking 5-10 mins in the bathroom. Back to wearing pad, fingers crossed 🤞🏻 next time. Carmeci looks much better, can’t believe cheaper with bit longer stem. Great vide♥️.
You radiate a different kind of vibe and tbh I just had a love at first vibe kindda thing(I don't know if that's even a thing), You're just amazing.... I loved your video and I also love the way you communicate,❣️❣️❣️❣️
Thank you... I've also had trouble with the cups and ever since I've gone back to traditional stuffs... will surely try carmesi cup... thank you once again ...
Thanks for sharing jovi struggling with same issues just ordered the carmese cup hopefully this time it works thanks for touching this topic again up close n personal 😘😘
Today I tried the cup for the very 1st time . Though I was trying to insert it for past 4 cycles but could to make it . It was not that easy for the first time. I watched lots of videos and try different techniques finally found a way to insert it. But it's difficult to remove . I struggled for around 40 minutes and somehow managed to remove it. And I m worried to try it again .
Di di di ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I can't believe how u can be so informative and honest person ❤️❤️❤️ The way u start ur video with zeal n zest is superb... Really really love u a lot ❤️❤️❤️.....Ur content are good ❤️❤️❤️ I want one suggestions from u :- For fair skin ( not whitish fair but yellowish fair ) ... Which Shade of sugar de countour face pallet suit me ? N in Maybelline which shade of blush go well with my tone. Share ur opinion ..I will buy according to my choice ....
Ok so removal part was also difficult for me as a beginner so here's the tip!!! All u have to do is do the squat ,push(this is imp), nd pinch the menstrual cup from the base nd pull it .....voilaaa!!
Hi Jovi. Thank you for the information, makes it so much easier for first timers like me with all the tips on usage. Although I am still wondering, how will one know if the cup is full and needs to be cleared out. Any advices on that??
Thanks for the video Jovi. I am sure its gonna help many who are still skeptical about using a cup. A question - Do you use it at night while sleeping as well? I tried it and most of the times it looses suction and starts leaking so I stopped using it while sleeping. I haven't seen any videos talking about this specifically so was just curious.
Hey, just to put in my two bits (have been using the cup for 6 years now), the cup can lose suction because of several things- lots of movement while it is full, not getting fixed properly in the first place (always rotate after inserting- rotating smoothly means the suction is proper; if not, you need to reinsert) and being the wrong size (sometimes the cup being a size small can mean bad suction). Maybe it could be one of these?
Thank you sooo much for this information. i got the carmesi cup but i still havent gotten myself to use it. the infection being my main concern. you thing the cup sterilisers work? would love to know your POV on that.
Jovi just like u.. I am also on the same drill.. this menstrual cup should work for me as well . Working for my frnds as well... And I was also quite successful this time.. best of luck to u too.. and yup I didn't find it hurting to remove the cup...
i wait until you give (any cup) then you give carmest menstrual cup a thumbs up and i order by paused you video. And i just received it . And let start my journey with menstrual cup. I trust you and lets try i will update you.
I did have another cup but it did not work but the carmesi cup worked for me as well in the size small and I agree it did hurt the 1st time removing it. But that was only for the 1st cycle and the next month it was totally comfortable and I was like 'pehle kyun na mile hum?' to the carmesi cup 😅
Hey Jovita 😀 I've bought a cup from Carmesi after your recommendation. I have already tried a cup from Sirona but for whatever reason I just dont seem to get comfortable with it (I gave solid 2 years). However Carmesi cup seems promising especially due to it's elongated shape. Looking forward to try it out. Thank you so much 😀😘
@@srijakumar6900 I liked the Carmesi cup over Sirona. Talking about Carmesi cup so basically due to its elongated shape it is comparatively narrower than Sirona cup which makes it easier to insert. They both hold the same amount of liquids so it's the shape which made it easier for me to insert and remove.
Haha this is my second cycle of using period cup. The first cycle was tough, it was confusing, scary yet got quite better on 4th day. But I was still scared for the next cycle since I was still not confident about it. Today, well just few minutes ago, my second cycle started. Was I scared to use period cup? Hell yeah. So I made my prayers, and then went on to use the cup. I made the 7-fold (ofc you can use your own folds), wiggled it inside my baby, then boom, it went right inside her. I was like, what? Is it done? It didn't even take me a minute, just few jiggling and it went inside like it found its home. Well, it's a wonderful experience with the cup for me. Everyone, who is scared about it, it will definitely get better. Go on and try it.
Vedio was very informative, can you recommend very low cervix menstrual cup brands available in India. My cervix is around 4 cm, i m unable to find menstrual cup for my length.
Maine abhi carmesi ka m size mangvaya aur wo bohot hi alag he jaise aap ko mila he waisa nahi h mere paise dub gye .. Return bhi nahi hoga... Aapka video dekhke mujhe wo acha laga tha lekin woh size me bohot bada he aur lamba bilkul nahi h i have a high cervix ab me kya karu 😢
Hii.. while removing the cup remove suction same as u do and try to fold it like a C fold inside itself. There will obviously be spillage but there will not be any pain. Hope this helps ❤️
What is the cup size for non-virgin?🤔small or medium? I heard lot from other RUclipsrs saying: Virgin: small Non virgin: medium After vaginal birth: large I think that the size selection will be a trial and error method.
But everyone has different vagina size. I'm non virgin but I use small because medium is too large for me. You have to try different sizes for current cup. You just can't randomly choose just because you tubers says that. Even after birth they have to choose correct size, problem who birth naturally and c section they need different sizes. 😊
Nothing like that. Virgin or not doesn't matter. It only matters if you've had natural child birth. For most people medium fits well. But it is a trial and error process for sure
Exactly, I think you need to go through a beginning phase of trial and error to really figure out your size. By my 5th cup I realized I’m a size medium
Hi, I am planning to use menstrual cups, can anyone suggest me a brand, also is there any other way to sterilizing the cup if you don't want to take it to the kitchen? 🤔🤔
After inserting the cup, I couldn't reach the cup and I literally had to pull out because i was trying it for half an hour.. it was also slippery bcoz the cup didn't open properly.. I tried pee safe and sanfe cups for now ..
What i don't understand is that while removing the cup by pinching and removing the vacuum, doesn't the blood spill a little? 😥btw im not a MENSTRUAL CUP USER asking this becoz i have no idea
Hi Dear iam just watching ur videos they r ausoum .I am sufferi g with severe lambar pain i have seen ur video related to that it was just superb, i just wana to know how much u have paid fr pls tell me i have two kids they has to suffer along with me pls sis .
I’ve been using the boondh cup for about three years now but it fills within 4 hours of inserting on a heavy flow day. Any brand recommendations for a bigger cup?
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To ppl that can't go into their kitchen or want to be discrete, you can use a small wax heater. Can just plug it into any socket in your room pour some water in it and it boils quite well
Oo yess... I have a spare wax heater...thank u for reminding
Can u suggest a cheap and good wax heater?
@@meenakshibansal9631 safecup sterilizer
The removal is not supposed to be painful. Try the following
Relax ,make sure that you are smiling throughout (it is an indication that you are relaxed)
You don't have to push to finger all the way up to release the suction .Just pinch the base , that will do.
Pull it out by pinching the base firmly.
When it is out by say an inch ,fold both ends so that it appears like a c fold.This will make sure that the cup has a narrow opening while coming out.Don't worry about the blood spilling down while doing this.
I hope that these tips will be helpful
Also squatting down will help
This is exactly what I do. Very helpful suggestion.
Thus month was my first time trying out a menstrual cup and I got a fungal infection. I used the Sirona cup. But i dont think its got anything to do with the brand. Because I looked it up, any menstrual cup for that matter is 100 percent safe to use and is usually made of medical grade silicon. Its all about the sanitisation and the upkeep of the cup that needs to be healthy. Learned this the painful way. Hands and cup needs to be sanitised before use. When I say sanitised, make sure you wash your hands everything you touch your cup throughout and make sure there isnt any residue of soap in your hands and fingers while doing that. Do not wash your cup with soap or any kind of liquid which isnt specially made to clean mentrual cups like cups cleaner. Because there might be residue of soap left on the cup which wont be visible to naked eye or simply the ph of the cup is affected and thus affecting the ph of the vagina while using the cup. Which changes everything. Nothing should mess up the PH of the vagina. Infection's breeding ground right there...there will be thick white discharge and a foul smell in addition to that. That will be the symptoms of an infection. Go visit a gynac immidiately.
Always sterelize the cup before and after using it in every cycle. In between changes throughout period just normal water washing is fine. Do not pull or yank on the cup while removal. Can lead to vaginal collapse. And always wash your hands before handling the cup and if possible have shorter nails and clean nails. This is all from a personal experience. Please do educate people on experiences. Can be useful.
I am about to buy sirona menstrual cup can you suggest me the size I'm 21
@Himanshi You can try the small size. I tried it and I think it's the best fit for beginners.
How did u find out that u have fungul infection??
Try pinching the bottom of the cup ,( to break the vaccum and suction) while gently pulling & twisting/turning the cup out. That way you will not feel any pain.
Pulling out with suction and tugging on the stem will cause the pain.
Also I usually wash my cup with the "vaginal wash" and toss it into a mug with hot water while I'm showering to sanitize it.
Hope this helps ☺️♥️
When I remove my cup, I wet my finger with water and insert it until I feel near the rim then I break the seal by pushing the rim inwards like a loose version of the punch down fold so it reduces the diameter a bit and then I quickly hold that fold somewhere near the middle - bottom of the cup with my thumb or sometimes I use my other hand to hold onto the stem to make sure I have a good grip and then I remove the cup slowly and gently and it comes out very easily and pain free! For reference, I am 18 years old and I’m very petite and this is my go to method for removing my cup because for me it is quite easy and pain free. It works best if the cup isn’t full completely if you want a mess free removal because since you’re folding the cup a little bit while it’s inside of you the blood will rise and you don’t want it to overflow during removal. My cup is usually just about half full when it’s time for me to remove. It would’ve been way easier if I could’ve given a visual demonstration but I tried to be as detailed as possible. Hope this helps!
Jovita, while taking out, you just need to pinch the bottom of the cup, it releases the air suction pressure. Then gently holding the bottom, pull out the cup in a way that you can hold the contents without spilling and then empty out the contents into the commode. Taking out should ideally not be painful at all. Hope this helps!
Before taking that out .. just pinch hard at the base of cup ( just above the tail) . And slowly wiggle that downward. And then simply slide it out . Pinching actually breaks the suction.. trust me this works wonderfully.. using aneer cup from last 4 years … affordable and made in India….
The holes are for breaking the suction. Also, if the suction is completely gone, it may not hurt. It hurts when the suction is still present.. Also, I have been using the boondh cup since 2017. It works beautifully. It sort of has thicker walls, so it opens easily inside..breaking the suction is also easier.
I tried Boond and I want Boondh to work. But the stem is too small and gets very messy when removing. Any tips?
Personally, I felt that a smaller stem is better. Because then you can easily reach for the base of the cup without a long stem obstructing your way. I reach for the base with two fingers, break the suction and pull it out. It did get a bit messy initially, but I doubt it has got to do anything with the length of the stem. I pull it out with the same pinch I use to break the suction. I found that better
@@aparna463 thanks for the details! Really appreciate :)
I've been using safecup medium for about 8 months and I was having a lot of cramps. I thought it was a normal menstrual cramp but whenever I took the cup out, I didn't feel any pain. So I figured out that it's actually coz of the firmness of the cup that I was experiencing bladder tightness and back cramps. Otherwise safecup was really good with heavy flow and I had zero leakage. I searched a lot for a comparatively softer cups as I really want to eliminate the pain. This video really helped me. I'm gonna purchase the carmesi one right now as I was searching for a softer yet firm cup. Hope it'll work for me.
Since I'm in my 30s with no kids, I use the medium sized one. It's true that initially I had a slight tight feeling and pain while taking out the cup but as months passed, we do experiment a lot. I did put one of my fingers in to cut the air pressure and kinda pinched my cup as much as possible so that it would come out with as less pain as possible, all of this while sitting on the toilet so that even if the blood spills it's gonna be inside the toilet pot and wouldn't look like I committed a murder inside the washroom.
Another tip I can give to the comment viewers are try using tilt undies letstilt.com/ or any undies which have an antimicrobial fibre as it helps the blood to dry fast and not let you leak and its very easy to wash and clean (if you experience leakage at night). If you leak more you may try period panties. Thus you won't have to use pads or panty liners as well.
💜 Hi...actually it was your first video that made me aware that cups cud get lost inside, so also when I braved it the first time, I was prepared. I have been using it since and still taking it out is a task, i know. This is what works for me in the first three days. Once I know the cup is full (I feel air escaping, like fart or bubble bursting and I know my cup is full). When the cup is full it comes out easy. I squat down and it comes down easily and I usually use my point finger and thumb and once I feel the bottom of the cup, I squeeze it, which releases the suction(I find inserting one finger all the way too much) and I take it out. Some blood spills, but thats ok. On days with light flow, I just hope I am relaxed and squat until it is down. Best wishes next time. 💜
I am 16 years old and I have been using safecup for 2 months and it has been a wonderful experience.I use the small size.
I have been using M cup for three years now. At first I faced same problems as you. I watched all those ytube videos and tried to solve the problem. But couldn’t do it. Then I just stopped listening to others advices and just tried to think using my knowledge of physics about air suction and all those things. And slowly could figure out a solution of my own. 😎😎😎😎
How old are you
Glad you are finally able to try a menstrual cup successfully. Regarding the difficulty to remove the cup after use, Don't worry you will figure out eventually what works best for you and makes you comfortable. ❤️
Oh my lord! Ioosing a cup inside is one of the nightmares I never fuckin want to experience. Also washing the cup & popping the cup inside me and pull it out is definitely not for me. I guess figuring this out is so much hustle for me and also sanitizing is a different level of thing. I am definitely going to stick with my comfy pads as long as i can and would choose to move ahead with anything else later only if i want. But girl, you do you. I am definitely gonna refer to this series if i ever decide to switch ❤️
So the best way to take out the cup is shit in a poop position and then give pressure just like your pooping and the cup will come a little lower you will feel the stamp ,hold the stamp stand up again give some pressure again and then you will feel the base ,pinch the base then slowly wiggle the cup, it will come out very easily, that's my invitation to remove the cup ,i created it by my experience❤️ i hope it will help you
This is what I do as well...
Lets call it the ‘7 fold’ and I will definitely try this fold next time to make sure it opens up! Thanks Jovi this is really helpful ❤️
Ive been using the sirona cup for two months now and it works beautifully. Definitely trying out carmesi next. ❤
And please don't worry about this being TMI. Im 100% sure that most, if not all, of your viewers relate to your videos and definitely need this information! 🤗
Also a tip for removing the cups which usually helped for me is to breathe out right when you take out the cup. Its worked for me, it still is a little uncomfortable but nothing too bad.
Thank god ! Someone that really give personal information so that we can understand things better ...
Origami thing cracked me up😂😂
Thank you for this video! Was waiting for it.
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Thank you Jovita, you make it sound a lot easier. I have never used a cup but your continuous trials have made me a lot more confident that I should also give it a try. Thank you for such a beautiful and helpful video Jovi. 💖💖🤗
I use cup for 2 and half years, this is life saviour for me, especially in lockdown situation.
Thanks alot jovi...i been digging into cup chronicles along with u😂😂😂
I've been using menstrual cup for a year now and I have never heard the pop sound and it works perfectly even if you don't hear the sound
Which brand do u recommend
@@AleeiiiiB I've been using Sirona for 1.5 years
Thanks! Coincidentally i bought from this brand and today is my first time trying. Let's just say I need practice, lots of😂
@@AleeiiiiB hey, you still use the cup? How’s the experience? I’m kinda scared
Hi so I’m 17 and I used the PEE SAFE period cup for the first time yesterday and honestly it wasn’t too bad. I used the cup in XS size and actually inserting the cup is a little hard for me. Everytime I bend the cup inside it either pops out or it feels like it’s dragging against my skin down there when I push it in. During the day the cup sits well it feels like nothing, I’m able to run, exercise and do everything like I normally do. But it’s been leaking while I sleep in the night and maybe I didn’t insert it correctly on my part but yeah that’s the only downside. Taking the cup out is easier for me, I reach and squish the cup near the top and pull it out and yep it’s done! I empty it wash it and insert it again. The cup definitely requires more effort inserting and taking out but it feels wayy better than a pad ever could and yeah I would recommend to my age and above
Jovita... no need to put entire finger obviously...just pul the tip n with little bit of pressure it will come out easily dear....but obviously practice makes man perfect n so ur life would be easier with several use... actually a informative vedio n suggestions for teenagers.....take care dear ❤️
I’m scared to jist pull, cuz Jovi doesn’t want any prolapse. So might as well insert that finger and make sure the suction is broken for sure
I love how persistent you are, Jovi ! 😍😂 Lots of love and kisses! 😍❤️
Your skin is glowing Jovi 🔥 love your videos as always! 😘❤️
Thank you my love
Thank you for all this information. But I am still scared to give it a go 😶. But also I wanna try. I will wait for your next video when you say how to take it out without hurting
I found this video extremely helpful as its very practical. You addressed the issue efficiently. I just tried this fold and it works! Taking out is the problem as it goes way up for me as well. I think I will gradually shift to cups as waste disposal in kochi is a task!
Did you buy carmesi cup? It looks completely different now. I thought I received fake product but they kind of reinvented the shape and stem also
Hey Jovi.... great info, I haven't tried yet but watching this and ur previous video giving me some confidence 😘😘🥰.
You explain everything so well 💜
Glad you think so :)
Wohooo... U getting prettier day by day.. 🤩🔥
Jovita ....yeaaaa... Finally congratulations 😀....
Loved the video, Thank you for the new fold will try this next time 😁.
Keep up the good work 👏...
Always a joy to watch your videos.
Love you loads 💕❤️
Thank you for this lovely and informative video and I'm glad you give honest reviews about everything.
Thank you for being someone who had problems with it. Cause I had problems. I wasn't in pain previously but now I have got bad cramps on day 2 which is unusual. Also I tried pinch down fold. It went in alright,but didn't pop. I tried to rotate it a bit still didn't pop. I gave up and in pain
You are doing great Jovi!! Lots of love 💕
I tried pulling it out like u said and it hurts, but u dnt have to do that you just have to pinch the bottom and it breaks the suction and it slides out easily... its much more relaxìng now coz i dnt have to think of leakage or pain
Pinching the bottom doesn’t work for me unfortunately.. also the Carmesi cups bottom is quiet inside since it’s tail is so long.. I physically can’t pinch the bottom
@@MrJovitageorge I had the same issue with the Carmeesi cup. But I found a hack. I sit on the toilet seat, relax by breathing out deeply and then breathing into my stomach (that's when my muscles are the most relaxed) and. It does bring the cup low, and I can not only pinch the base but also feel the rim with my fingers
Thank you very much for doing this. Keep up the good work
So i have done Lottt of research and also been using cups for last 2 months and have already bought 3 cup from 3 different brands but the carmesi one is the game changer for me. I have a high cervix but the serona one doesn't have that long of a stem,I also bought one from bombae shaving women and the quality is not as good it seemed to me as serona or carmesi. Carmesi one is soft but more firm hence it does open unlike the other 2. Serona one is of good quality as well but it doesn't have that firm base line as carmesi, maybe that's why it doesn't open easily. Totally recomend carmesi menstruation cup if u have a high cervix, might have to cup the stem it u have a low cervix. I even bought a medium one for me cause the small one fills in about 5hours on a heavy day for me.
Can't believe.....today i was think about switch to cups...and you uploaded this....thanks jovi❤️❤️
There's no shame in using one product over another. There are some people who simply can't use menstrual cups. Finding your perfect cup is not easy. I had to try 3 cups before I discovered that the lily cup was the best for me.
Jovi can you please tell me your shade of Maybelline fit me foundation. I am your exact skintone.
Oops my focus is diverted to that neck accessory 😂❤️
My cup is Juju great review looks just like Carmeci but paid 4-5 time more Au $49 first try, few hours later it got lost 😞. Birthed it out panicking 5-10 mins in the bathroom. Back to wearing pad, fingers crossed 🤞🏻 next time. Carmeci looks much better, can’t believe cheaper with bit longer stem. Great vide♥️.
You radiate a different kind of vibe and tbh I just had a love at first vibe kindda thing(I don't know if that's even a thing), You're just amazing.... I loved your video and I also love the way you communicate,❣️❣️❣️❣️
aww love you right back!
Thanks for the reply😍
Jovi please do your makeup collection please 😍
Thank you... I've also had trouble with the cups and ever since I've gone back to traditional stuffs... will surely try carmesi cup... thank you once again ...
You can do it!
Ohh jovita exactly every youtuber was taking abt the pop soud its a complete nonsense its only depends on us .good one
Thanks for sharing jovi struggling with same issues just ordered the carmese cup hopefully this time it works thanks for touching this topic again up close n personal 😘😘
Thanks for the information. It's really helpful Jovita because I have bought a small cup, and I am still nervous to use it. I am literally scared.
Today I tried the cup for the very 1st time . Though I was trying to insert it for past 4 cycles but could to make it . It was not that easy for the first time. I watched lots of videos and try different techniques finally found a way to insert it.
But it's difficult to remove . I struggled for around 40 minutes and somehow managed to remove it. And I m worried to try it again .
Try the method Sarah tran talks about in her menstrual cup removal video. It works like a magic.👍🏻
Di di di ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I can't believe how u can be so informative and honest person ❤️❤️❤️
The way u start ur video with zeal n zest is superb...
Really really love u a lot ❤️❤️❤️.....Ur content are good ❤️❤️❤️
I want one suggestions from u :-
For fair skin ( not whitish fair but yellowish fair ) ...
Which Shade of sugar de countour face pallet suit me ?
N in Maybelline which shade of blush go well with my tone.
Share ur opinion ..I will buy according to my choice ....
Ok so removal part was also difficult for me as a beginner so here's the tip!!!
All u have to do is do the squat ,push(this is imp), nd pinch the menstrual cup from the base nd pull it .....voilaaa!!
Finally you find a cup for you ❤️ i am so happy 😇 i am currently using the sirona cup maybe I'll get thecarmesi next year ❤️
Hi Jovi. Thank you for the information, makes it so much easier for first timers like me with all the tips on usage. Although I am still wondering, how will one know if the cup is full and needs to be cleared out. Any advices on that??
The cup feels heavy and comes down a bit when it's full.
It leaks a bit on me like with a tampon, so the. I know it’s time to clear out
Jovi it okk tell about more you have in your period... because it's actually needed
Even I am motivated to try a cup now, thanks Jovi
Thank youuu I've been nervous about trying one
Thanks for the video Jovi. I am sure its gonna help many who are still skeptical about using a cup. A question - Do you use it at night while sleeping as well?
I tried it and most of the times it looses suction and starts leaking so I stopped using it while sleeping. I haven't seen any videos talking about this specifically so was just curious.
Hey, just to put in my two bits (have been using the cup for 6 years now), the cup can lose suction because of several things- lots of movement while it is full, not getting fixed properly in the first place (always rotate after inserting- rotating smoothly means the suction is proper; if not, you need to reinsert) and being the wrong size (sometimes the cup being a size small can mean bad suction). Maybe it could be one of these?
❤️❤️❤️❤️ Lots of love Jovita
Thank you sooo much for this information. i got the carmesi cup but i still havent gotten myself to use it. the infection being my main concern. you thing the cup sterilisers work? would love to know your POV on that.
Just wash it with soap and boil it it waeter. I’ve never got any infection from using a cup
Jovi just like u.. I am also on the same drill.. this menstrual cup should work for me as well . Working for my frnds as well... And I was also quite successful this time.. best of luck to u too.. and yup I didn't find it hurting to remove the cup...
thanks love
i wait until you give (any cup) then you give carmest menstrual cup a thumbs up and i order by paused you video. And i just received it . And let start my journey with menstrual cup. I trust you and lets try i will update you.
I did have another cup but it did not work but the carmesi cup worked for me as well in the size small and I agree it did hurt the 1st time removing it. But that was only for the 1st cycle and the next month it was totally comfortable and I was like 'pehle kyun na mile hum?' to the carmesi cup 😅
Hey Jovita 😀
I've bought a cup from Carmesi after your recommendation. I have already tried a cup from Sirona but for whatever reason I just dont seem to get comfortable with it (I gave solid 2 years). However Carmesi cup seems promising especially due to it's elongated shape. Looking forward to try it out. Thank you so much 😀😘
Hey! I'm pretty confused between sirona and carmesi. Could you give an update? Which one did you like better? And why does being elongated matter?
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@@srijakumar6900 I liked the Carmesi cup over Sirona. Talking about Carmesi cup so basically due to its elongated shape it is comparatively narrower than Sirona cup which makes it easier to insert. They both hold the same amount of liquids so it's the shape which made it easier for me to insert and remove.
Me too ,second day is really too much flow…but third day it’s less and fourth ,,,none
Haha this is my second cycle of using period cup.
The first cycle was tough, it was confusing, scary yet got quite better on 4th day.
But I was still scared for the next cycle since I was still not confident about it.
Today, well just few minutes ago, my second cycle started. Was I scared to use period cup? Hell yeah.
So I made my prayers, and then went on to use the cup. I made the 7-fold (ofc you can use your own folds), wiggled it inside my baby, then boom, it went right inside her.
I was like, what? Is it done?
It didn't even take me a minute, just few jiggling and it went inside like it found its home.
Well, it's a wonderful experience with the cup for me. Everyone, who is scared about it, it will definitely get better. Go on and try it.
Oh waw!
That’s so much info
I use cups and they do take a learning curve from one to four cycles but please dont give upon it
Thanks a lot for this 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤
Love you so much jovi❤️
"There is no way you can put your fingers in there and do origami" I laughed so hard :-P :-P
Please make a review on Libby cup, Uk
Vedio was very informative, can you recommend very low cervix menstrual cup brands available in India. My cervix is around 4 cm, i m unable to find menstrual cup for my length.
How to convince my mom to get me a menstrual cup, and I'm pretty sure a lot of girls are facing the same problem. 😓😭
Maine abhi carmesi ka m size mangvaya aur wo bohot hi alag he jaise aap ko mila he waisa nahi h mere paise dub gye .. Return bhi nahi hoga... Aapka video dekhke mujhe wo acha laga tha lekin woh size me bohot bada he aur lamba bilkul nahi h i have a high cervix ab me kya karu 😢
Taking out won't hurt at all.... Maybe the suction is not completely broke
2days ago? I just got the notification of the video..🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Hey dear. Can you plzz review on nimya products by Nikkietutorials. I really love your product reviews and wear test 💖
Love from alappuzha ❤
CAN YOU DO A VIDEO ON DARK ARMPITS LIGHTENING PLEASE 🙏🏻🙏🏻😖
Hii i have ordered a cup but it is not not opening inside... How deep should it go inside...plz give me tips
Hii.. while removing the cup remove suction same as u do and try to fold it like a C fold inside itself. There will obviously be spillage but there will not be any pain.
Hope this helps ❤️
THANK YOU!
That's last scene ( there is no way you put ur all fingers in there ) i laugh a lot .
Good morning Jovi❤️
Am 16 and my cervix is super high...... 🤧 which size of carmesi would work for me?
What’s the brand of reusable cloth pad you use?
I use any that I find on amazon
What is the cup size for non-virgin?🤔small or medium? I heard lot from other RUclipsrs saying:
Virgin: small
Non virgin: medium
After vaginal birth: large
I think that the size selection will be a trial and error method.
But everyone has different vagina size. I'm non virgin but I use small because medium is too large for me. You have to try different sizes for current cup. You just can't randomly choose just because you tubers says that. Even after birth they have to choose correct size, problem who birth naturally and c section they need different sizes. 😊
Nothing like that. Virgin or not doesn't matter. It only matters if you've had natural child birth. For most people medium fits well. But it is a trial and error process for sure
Exactly, I think you need to go through a beginning phase of trial and error to really figure out your size. By my 5th cup I realized I’m a size medium
Hi, I am planning to use menstrual cups, can anyone suggest me a brand, also is there any other way to sterilizing the cup if you don't want to take it to the kitchen? 🤔🤔
yes, you get cup sterilizers on amazon. also, try Carmesi cups
Thanks Jovi for touching onto such topics so well that inspite being the need of the hour...everyone is a little reluctant to do so ...much love ❤❤
After inserting the cup, I couldn't reach the cup and I literally had to pull out because i was trying it for half an hour.. it was also slippery bcoz the cup didn't open properly.. I tried pee safe and sanfe cups for now ..
Watch my first 2 videos.. something similar happened to me too
Please review the DarmaVive Hydra Cleanser and the Neutriderm Vitamin E Moisturiser...and please tell if teenagers can use it
Sorry my dear, this is not in my list of products to try right now
Hi Jovi love you lots ❤️ from Chennai ❤️😘
What i don't understand is that while removing the cup by pinching and removing the vacuum, doesn't the blood spill a little? 😥btw im not a MENSTRUAL CUP USER asking this becoz i have no idea
Yea it does spill
Hi Dear iam just watching ur videos they r ausoum .I am sufferi g with severe lambar pain i have seen ur video related to that it was just superb, i just wana to know how much u have paid fr pls tell me i have two kids they has to suffer along with me pls sis .
I have the same neck piece. 🙌🙌
I’ve been using the boondh cup for about three years now but it fills within 4 hours of inserting on a heavy flow day. Any brand recommendations for a bigger cup?
She cup works for me. The boondh white one is sooo tiny
I loved Carmesi, maybe size L in it?
Could anyone please help me, why does my opening hurt when the cup is inside? Is it large for me or too firm?
I think you should discuss this with your Gynaecologist
"Origami" gave me a good laugh😂
🤣🤣🤣me too
Also jovi, no popping for me too :*