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product_id: 4455093
title: "Evofem Reuseable Softcup for Up To 1 Cycle, 2 Count"
brand: "softcup"
price: "€ 1.13"
currency: EUR
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.fr/products/4455093-evofem-reuseable-softcup-for-up-to-1-cycle-2-count
store_origin: FR
region: France
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# Eco-friendly design Reusable for 1 cycle No TSS risk Evofem Reuseable Softcup for Up To 1 Cycle, 2 Count

**Brand:** softcup
**Price:** € 1.13
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌸 Embrace Comfort, Empower Your Cycle!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Evofem Reuseable Softcup for Up To 1 Cycle, 2 Count by softcup
- **How much does it cost?** € 1.13 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/4455093-evofem-reuseable-softcup-for-up-to-1-cycle-2-count)

## Best For

- softcup enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted softcup brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Designed for You:** Softcup adapts to your body for a perfect fit.
- • **Join the Revolution:** Be part of a sustainable movement!
- • **Say Goodbye to Odor:** Experience freshness all day long!
- • **Comfort Meets Safety:** No irritation or dryness, just pure comfort.
- • **Eco-Conscious Choice:** Reduce waste with a reusable solution.

## Overview

The Evofem Reusable Softcup is a revolutionary menstrual product designed for comfort and safety. It eliminates menstrual odor, is linked to no risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS), and ensures no irritation or dryness, making it the perfect eco-friendly choice for modern women.

## Description

Reusable Softcup is great for busy women, eco-minded women, or women who just don't want to have to think about changing a pad or a tampon every few hours. Reusable Softcup helps you reduce menstrual waste, since you can use and discard just one Softcup per period. Reusable Softcup is a durable, flexible, reusable cup that can be worn for up to 12 hours and reused throughout one menstrual cycle. Reusable Softcup has all the benefits of disposable Softcup—with the added advantage of just one cup per period. Reusable Softcup is worn internally, around your cervix, and it collects rather than absorbs menstrual flow. It's hypo-allergenic, latex-free and completely safe when used as directed. It's also earth-friendly and budget-friendly.

## Features

- Eliminates menstral odor
- Be good to your body - no link to TSS
- Doesn't cause irritation or dryness

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    How did I ever live without this?
  

*by S***T on Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2015*

This is the most amazing invention ever!! I think I stumbled across these a few years ago when I Googled "have sex on your period" or something along those lines when I knew I would be getting my period before a vacation -- and I have never looked back! A few times over the years, I've had to use pads for a few periods after multiple cervical biopsies and then a LEEP procedure (none of which have affected the effectiveness of Softcup for me by the way), and it was awful!!! I missed my Softcup so much. :(  Seriously, I can't imagine why women continue to use pads and tampons -- all I can think is they must not know anything like this exists! Someone definitely needs to educate all women about the wonders of Softcup. :)All that said, obviously these are not for the faint of heart, and you definitely can't be squeamish about bodily fluids or getting your fingers all up in your private parts. I'll admit the first time I used Softcup it was a little nerve-wracking, I definitely struggled to get it in and out and panicked a little. But with a few deep breaths and a little practice, I got the hang of it and by the time my next period came around I was using it like a pro. I recommend using some latex gloves in the beginning, so you'll feel more comfortable getting a feel for how everything fits together in there. :) Once I got good at taking it in and out, the gloves seemed like more of a nuisance than anything because I wasn't really getting much blood on my fingers anyway.If you're nervous about trying Softcup or had a bad experience the first time, I promise the benefits are worth pushing past whatever hesitancies you might have! I can't tell you how freeing it is to use, especially the re-usable kind! A few days before I'm due to get my period, I toss one in my purse and that's that. No more worrying about packing extra pads and tampons and changing them every so many hours. I've rarely had a problem with Softcup overflowing as long as I empty it every 12 hours. Sometimes on weekends if I sleep / stay out late I will end up wearing it for over 12 hours and have had a few "leaks" on heavier days (totally my fault!). For the most part, you can "empty" it throughout the day on heavier days by "bearing down" when you go to the bathroom. It's also not hard to rinse out away from home, as long as you're in a private bathroom.Over the years of using these I've definitely figured out a few other tricks for using it that work for me... I find it easier to take out/re-insert from a squatting position, so I like to do that in the shower and obviously I can just rinse it out while I'm in there too. The rest of the time, I usually squat in front of my sink and take it out there. I do have to hold my hand under it or a piece of toilet paper to avoid drips when I know it's full. Still, I've found I'm less likely to make a mess doing that than if I take it out on the toilet and then I have to waddle over to the sink. With a little trial and error / practice you will figure out what works best for you and your body (and your bathroom situation)!In terms of "re-useability"... When I first started using the Softcup, it was before the re-useable cup was available, but I quickly figured out that even the "disposable" version could be re-used at least a few days in a row. I was ecstatic when I saw there was a more durable type available, not just because it's more economical but it's also more ecological. Now that I use the re-useable Softcup, I wash it quickly every evening before bed with a mild soap, and then rinse it with water each morning in the shower. At the end of my period I clean it thoroughly and put it back in the empty box to be used again later. I've found I can re-use the same cup for 2-3 periods, and even then it rarely gets holes or leaks. Usually I toss it and use a new one just because I figure 2-3 is enough uses for me to get my money's worth, and the plastic does get a bit discolored over time.As far as comfort goes, to be honest I'm surprised I haven't accidentally left it in there after a period because it's really that unnoticeable! I do wonder sometimes if it makes my cramps worse (I know other women have reported that), but honestly it's been so long since I haven't used it that I really can't compare. With regards to sex, I've never had a guy tell me he can feel it during vaginal intercourse (with or without condom). I have had guys that have felt it with their fingers, however, so you might want to warn your partner in that situation. But for the most part, I think if I never said anything no guy would have any idea I'm wearing it. ;P If your guy is SUPER squeamish I do recommend you clean it before sex, or you risk a little bit of leakage.Wow, who knew I had so much to say?? :D Obviously I am a huge supporter of the Softcup!! :) I would highly recommend it to any woman. At least give it a try -- what do you have to lose?

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Still have to wear a pad.
  

*by K***P on Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2013*

I started using Softcups because I hate tampons. I loved the idea of being able to be intimate with my husband while wearing these. I have used the disposable Softcups for years and decided to try the reusable version out. It IS bigger than the disposables but I noticed no difference between the two other than the size.So here is my general review of Softcup (reusable and disposable are no different to me)I will start by saying that I have had 4 children. I started using these when I had 3. My periods are not exceptionally heavy and I can usually get around 6-8 hrs of wear from a heavy tampon. With Softcup I only get around 3-4 hrs.I am a stay at home mom so it's really no issue to change these but I would NOT want to change one in public! It is so messy. I cloth diaper so I have a sprayer I use for my diapers that I also use for these Softcups. With the reusable I just spray it out and reinsert it. Having the sprayer is the only thing that makes these tolerable for me. Very similar to a diaphragm as far as inserting and removing but MUCH easier.With tampons I would get horrible cramping but not with Softcup. If I leave the house I do have to wear a pad because they will leak within 3-4 hrs on the first few days of my period. (I use cloth pads!)If you have heavy periods I wouldn't recommend using these. Also, be aware that it is a messy process to change them!

### ⭐ 1.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Someone wore this on an airplane?!? Pffft. My long and overly detailed 1 star review...
  

*by S***D on Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2015*

I don't normally take the time to write reviews, but I simply had to with this particular product because there seem to be an abundance of glowing 5 star reviews and hastily written 1 star reviews. TMI warning, I am graphic so you have a clear picture of what you can expect when using this product so hopefully you can avoid it by not purchasing it.I had such high hopes that I would forever be able to rid myself of tampons and pads and switch to just using the softcup method after reading the reviews here. I have no idea what type of woman these will work effectively for, so my experience may be unique, but I urge you to not use this product at all if you need to ever leave the house when you are on your period. You may be met with disaster.I started this on the first day of my period, which is light to medium. It took a little getting used to, but I know that I was inserting it correctly and the softcup was ultimately placed in the right part of my anatomy. At first I loved it! No leaks and I only had to drain the cup twice before bedtime. Normally I would have gone through about 5-6 regular to super sized tampons in that time frame. I cleaned it and put it in for the last time at around 11:30pm, looking forward to my first night of sleep with no pad as a backup in probably 20 years.Fast forward to 2:45am. I woke up covered in blood. Not just a little spot of leakage, I mean drenched through my underwear, sheets soaked, dripped blood across the floor into the bathroom. Once in the bathroom, there was even more blood. If I didn't have a bidet attached to my toilet, I would've been forced to take a shower. I assumed I must have dislodged it somehow. It had worked so well all day! So I cleaned myself up, reinserted it and went back to bed with a towel down.At 5:30am the same thing happened all over again. It was like being the stupid teenager in a horror movie where she makes the same mistake again and the audience is screaming at her idiocy. This time I smartened up and put a pad on so I could make it through until my 7:30 alarm.I systematically had to change this stupid thing out every 1-2 hours throughout the day and had small leaks each time. My hands were a mess. The toilet was a mess. I went through nearly an entire roll of toilet paper cleaning myself and my surroundings up. I know people can be squeamish about blood, so please understand how horribly wet this entire process is. Had I not been home the entire day, I would've been in a truly disgusting situation in public. I hope that never happens to any woman, our periods are bad enough already.Perhaps this product would work well for women with very light periods, but any of you medium to heavy flow girls out there need to avoid this like the plague.

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