Hello Cup Low Cervix | Comparisons and Experience

Hello Cup Low Cervix model is the newest cup designed to meet this need. If your cervix is low, many cups are too long, so models with shorter bodies are necessary for a comfortable and leak free experience. The Hello Cup Low Cervix model comes in a Small/Medium and Large size.
Not only will this video introduce you to this new product, you will also find comparisons of the Hello Cup to many of the other comparable low cervix models available. Those images can also be found to study further on www.PeriodNirvana.com/articles... Lastly, while I didn't have a period before the cup launched and receiving it, I did give it a test-drive and you can find my thoughts on comfort and removal (no stem!), tips for using TPE style cups, and lastly I share my favorite cleaning trick for cups with small suction holes!
While the Hello Cup Low Cervix is not the very shortest option, it's a shorter cup than most and stemless for comfort.
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00:00 Start
00:14 Intro
00:44 Buying Options
01:18 Hello Cup Overview
02:35 What is TPE?
03:10 Why need a low cervix cup?
03:52 Low Cervix Cups vs Hello Comparisons
06:40 How to insert Hello Cup Low Cervix
07:06 Hello Cup Low Cervix experience
07:43 Footage from removal
08:35 Reshaping TPE Cups
09:59 Cleaning small suction holes in menstrual cups
10:27 Hello Cup Low Cervix Comfort
12:44 Outro
13:37 Begging
13:50 Outtakes

[@Mel-qr5ob]

Yes!! I like that you mention the cervix dipping. Everyone seems to omit the fact that low cervixes sometimes need to go inside the cup and think the low cervix problem is solved by just trimming the stem or buying a shorter version of a cup (which doesn't work with V shaped cups, which would have next to zero capacity with a cervix sitting inside it).

[@wolfeblister2503]

I wish they had a high cervix option!!! I love the idea of a nice firm tpe cup but I have an EXTREMELY high cervix.

[@anninaa]

I like your videos and your style, Kim!

[@isabellaluraschi1620]

I did not know about the reshaping ! And the tip for cleaning the suction holes! So useful! I have the Meluna shorty and I still feel like its too long for me (the second period day takes me forever to insert it on the right direction) Loved your video and I already subscribed

[@ksaldivar89]

Thank you for fixing the audio ! I tried to watch a different video and just could not .

[@sharongallagher1825]

Thank you for your top tips! 👍

[@vrajashreedalal9927]

Thanks alot for this video

[@gabitzadk]

Love the green color.

[@dinyahome]

How could we know whether we have low or high cervix to be able to choose the right cup?

[@nisr1677]

@@dinyahome she has several videos and articles about measuring your cervix.

[@childhoodshour]

I have the regular Hello Cup and wish the would make a high cervix option. The style and material of their cups are otherwise perfect for me.

[@ambertornatore6362]

Can you please tell me why do you cut the stem? Is it painful?

[@allisoncopeland564]

Hi Kim did you ever try it when you were on your period?

[@dianalynfrank6023]

Would you recommend a disc over a cup for someone with a low cervix? Obviously preference comes into play, but a disc over purchasing several cups for trial and error can be more cost effective is what I’m thinking.

[@PeriodNirvana]

It's def based on how low. A SUPER low cervix could make the disc harder to prop against the pubic bone and it "popping" out of place more likely. That's a frustrating scenario. But if that's not that low a disc is a good option and I find them less finicky when it comes to the long road of being comfortable and leak free.

[@MyDestinyDear]

@@PeriodNirvana what disc/cup do you recommend for someone who has a cervix that low and struggles to use a disc. I currently use the ziggy cup and it will not stay behind my pubic bone to save my life.

[@summeryafi5148]

wearing a disc with a low cervix is extremely uncomfortable in my experience

[@nisr1677]

@@MyDestinyDear maybe the lumma short?

[@theuserinanotherland]

What do u think about sckoon cup for low cervix?

[@ksaldivar89]

😮