Menstrual Cup Steamer Sterilizer with 2 Reusable Menstrual Cups, Period Cups Cleaner Wash Kit

Game-Changer for New Cup Users – So Easy and Stress-Free!
As someone who recently made the switch from pads to a menstrual cup, the YTYOMUR Menstrual Cup Steamer has been a total lifesaver. One of my biggest concerns starting out was keeping the cup clean and sanitized without hassle—and this steamer makes it so simple and completely worry-free.It’s compact, easy to use, and sterilizes my cup in just a few minutes. I just add water, place the cup in, push the button, and done! No boiling pots on the stove, no mess, no guesswork. I love that it automatically shuts off when it’s finished, so I can walk away and not stress about it.The sleek design is also a plus—it doesn’t scream “period product,” and it’s small enough to store discreetly or even pack for travel. I honestly don’t know how I’d manage without it now.If you’re new to using cups, this is a must-have. It takes all the intimidation out of cleaning and makes the transition from pads so much smoother. Total game-changer!

So happy to have finally switched to Menstraul Cups!
Let me give you a little background about my dilemma with my menstrual (I’m sure a lot of women can relate). I started at the age of 9 (29 now) & have always had heavy bleeding & cramping. So bad it would keep me off my feet, on bed rest for the first 2-3 days. 1 heavy tampon would be soiled within less than an hour, & the cramps were equivalent to labor pains (I’m a mother & gave birth naturally no meds). From the ages of 13-26 I was on birth control to help with my pain & heavy flow, but for ethical/personal/health-related reasons, I decided to stop all birth control. I’ve only ever used tampons my entire life & after a year of being off birth control (3 years as of today), I thought my body would have finished withdrawing from birth control, in hopes of a less painful & less heavy menstrual. I have gotten tested for endo/pcos/hpv/etc all results with several Dr.s were negative. So I started taking Omega-3 1,000 mcg (Please don’t take any advice from me about supplements. Please consult with your Dr. as this is only what has worked for me.) which helped with my terrible cramping & bleeding SIGNIFICANTLY & the last thing I needed to accomplish was switching over to a safer, more eco-friendly alternative, & that’s this menstraul cup.Based on my flow (and being new to the cups), I used the smaller cup & it’s comfortable, can’t feel a thing. I was able to go an entire day without freaking out about ruing my clothes. There’s holes at the top of the cup, that when full, you feel this sort of bubbly-air sensation below, letting you know it’s time to change it. Really nice design. I just fold mine & insert it, while standing, which seems to be the easiest. Once it’s inserted all the way, I do a little keagle push & it opens up inside & all is good to go. When I remove it, it helps to do another little keagle push, while pulling down on the tab. I just deposit the remains in the toilet, use a wet wipe to cleanse the remainder off the cup,then I wash it with a mild soap & finally sterilize the cup. Less messy than tampons/pads for sure & the least amount of mess all around! Sterilization takes about a minute. Just add 1 tsp of purified water (I used distilled), then I let it air dry before storing away in the satin bag provided. Great little tip, after you sterilize the cup, as long as it’s not too hot to touch, simply wipe off the condensation with a CLEAN microfiber towel, then insert immediately, while it’s still nice & warm. It’s soooo incredibly soothing, especially if you have moderate to severe cramping. I found that I do not need the larger cup, despite how heavy of a flow I have. 1 day of using it, I went 8 hours, before removing it. If I were to use a tampon, I’d go through a heavy tampon in less than an hour. It’s weird for me to keep the cup in all day without changing it, so I do remove it every few hours just to dump it, cleanse it, & sterilize it because I just feel better about it.All in all, I wish I would have switched years ago to a cup. No more chemicals in tampons (which probably could explain part of the pain I’ve experienced the past 2 decades), hundreds of $’s save annualy, less waste for the environment, safer alternative for repeated use & you get a steralizer too, so you’re not having to boil/microwave it every time it’s removed, tracking biohazards everywhere. It’s easy to use, & creates the least amount of mess over any other sanitary product ever.Just make sure when you insert the cup, you fold it, then after it’s in, you’ll need to do a keagle push (while holding the tab, so you don’t push it out) so it expands all the way & you’re good to go.1 Large Cup (which for my heavy flow, was unnecessary, but great to have)1 Regular Cup (gave me 8-12 hours of hold)1 Sterilizer (discreet & quick to use)1 Satin Pouch (Store cups, when not in use)1 Pamphlet (Directions with Pictures for how to use the cups & sterilizer)Every woman’s blessing. Stop paying monthly for products that can’t be reused & are potentially toxic to your body & wasteful to our environment. 10000000 stars!

Works Great, a Little Thick
This works very well! I love that I can clean it so easily without boiling my cups. I do the cycle of this at least twice for each cup, though, and I use it every time I take it out. It doesn’t take long, so I find it important to clean each time. The cups are decent quality, but they are a little thicker than say the Luna cup. The cups are not my favorite (Luna is), but I do like them and wear them often.

Il venditore è stato gentilissimo, la spedizione è stata regolare. Da quando ho acquistato questo prodotto non posso più farne a meno.

I have always been a heavy bleeder, at night I needed 1 Super plus Tampon and a heavy duty extra long sanitary napkin, I would wake up in the morning and my tampon would be completely dripping and my sanitary napkin absolutely full. My first night I used the small cup and also used a sanitary napkin just in case, I am happy I did since the cup over flowed, which is my fault, I should’ve used the large cup for overnight but, I can’t get it to open and seal when inserted, I have tried multiple times. The small cup opens and seals immediately when inserted. Since I have a very heavy flow the small cup has to be changed every 8 hours, I can’t go 12 hours with it especially the first 3 days of my cycle. The small cup is perfect for day 4 onwards for 12 hours. I have now used these cups with 2 menstrual cycles and am happy I just need to find a large cup that will work with my body. Also, would like to add even though I sterilize my cup every other day, it seems to have absorbed the menstrual odour which doesn’t go away even after sterilizing, I now soak it in hot water with vagisil soap for a few minutes and then sanitize, this has helped tremendously. I also, never got any painful cramps while using the cup, I don’t know if the cup has helped with the cramping but, I always have to sleep with a heating pad the first two nights, didn’t have to this time. I wish I had given these cups a chance years ago, this is my first cup so I have no other cups for comparison. Ladies just get it and the sanitizer machine is perfect. It sanitizes within minutes and it is small so it can be put back into the cupboard once done using.

I love the feel of this cup (I only use the smaller one), this was my first time buying and trying a menstrual cup and I’m in love. It feels like nothing is there, I’m more comfortable than I’ve ever been on my period. I can literally make any movement or lay in any position comfortably.The putting in and taking out process is very personal and a little awkward but honestly totally worth it. If you don’t know anything about menstrual cups I strongly recommend you google how to put in and take out comfortably.Besides te cup the steamer has been working great so far. It takes about 2 minutes to steam the cup and for full antibacterial effect it says you should leave it for 20 minutes. Which I do. I clean it that way about once every 2 days and between those 2 days I just rinse it off with some ph balanced (for privates) soap.The steamer is small and easily put away in a bathroom cabinet, which I can do even tho I don’t have much space in the cabinet behind the mirror.Overall use of the cups I’d give a strong 9’5/10