Ecoblossom Menstrual Cup Applicator Tool - Comfortable & Easy Insertion - Hygienic & Reusable - Compatible with Most Period Cups - Teal (Must be Used with Lubricant)

Does not fit the diva cup at all. Does not fit a disk either. We cannot fit either the cup or disk in the applicator, once we finally squeeze it in there, it will not come out the other end. I really wanted this to work for my teenage daughter, but I could not even get it to work after watching all the how to videos. Wish I could give it 0 stars. Do. Not. Buy.

I have backed the "sunny cup" and have been waiting for a cup with an applicator for 3 years. This is a game changer in helping me get the cup in the proper place to help me prevent leaks. I use it in conjunction with the June cup. I have found the firmer cup pops open better. Before this, I really struggled to get it up and in place. I am able to use it most of the time with no lube, the simple fact that I'm on my cycle is enough to get it in. Towards the end or at the beginning, where there is not as much fluid, it would probably work better with lube but I usually just get it wet, and that's enough.

For months I have been trying to get something like this, it is big and might be scary at sight but trust me, if a baby can come out, this applicator can get in, it makes the whole process of inserting the cup really easy, if you read the instructions manufacturer recommends using lube which I did and was waaaaaay easier, I’m glad I got it, I’m happy, application it’s easy and periods are better!! So happy and yes I’ll recommend this product

Used this once and it popped the cup out so fast, it felt like I got punched in the cervix! Unfortunately I can’t return it but I will never use again. It’s easier to just insert the cup manually.

It fit my cup, I use an angled cup I bought for like $12. It's soft so the bottom of the applicator just kept making it fold into itself, even with lube, and then the tip of the applicator holds on to tight the cup just comes out with it, it doesn't let it go in your body. I eventually did get it in, but I wasn't sure if it was placed right and had a lot of pressure but then realized it was cramps and not the cup, so I'll try again today. I did bend the applicator open and worked it a bit so hopefully it doesn't hold on as tight. We'll see if that helps. Good idea but not the best application. I was expecting a softer silicone beings it's going inside...