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$49.00
$42.00 CAD $70.00 CAD You save: 40% ( $28.00 CAD )
The Bfree Cup is the only antibacterial menstrual cup made of 100% medical grade silicone. With no added chemicals, or toxins, the entire surface of the Bfree Cup is physically antibacterial. Nothing harmful going into your body. Just comfortable, convenient period protection. Better for you, and better for our planet! The Bfree Cup sits inside your vagina, collecting your period blood during your menstrual cycle. When your cup is full—remembering to wash your hands first— simply empty, rinse, and reinsert. Bfree Cup antibacterial technology means your cup doesn’t need to be boiled in between cycles. When you are ready to put your cup away (yay!), just rinse and wipe it clean.
Includes your Bfree Cup, a biodegradable bag and reusable tin.
The bfree cup is the only menstrual cup that doesn't require inconvenient and sometimes inaccessible sterilization by boiling. By replicating the natural phenomenon known as the lotus effect, the surface of the bfree cup prevents bacterial growth when simply rinsed and wiped after every use.
Made with unique features like a leak proof rim, internal ribbing instead of small holes to break suction, and the distinctive base and stem, with its textured grip. The bfree cup is super easy to use.
Perfect menstrual cup! I’ve had this cup a few months now and I absolutely love it. I was previously using a saalt cup but I would always experience leaks no matter what. I have had no leaks since using the bfree cup and it’s so convenient that you don’t have to boil it. I also love how the bfree cup has no little holes that become impossible to get clean.
I found it unfolds really easy one you put it in and is really comfortable to have in for long periods of time. My friend has also recently got a bfree cup and she is also really happy and impressed with it.
I've used this for a bit longer so a few things have been fixed. Despite using a size 2, I have realized that I've missed my cervix by a long shot every time I used a cup. I have also realized that my cervix is low-medium which means the cup fits perfectly somehow despite how it's not supposed to do that.
I have also started to appreciate the ball grip not for its grip but for how short and out of the way it is whereas a stem would be too long. Because it's now lower in me it is easier to take out but still not a fan of the slippery ball.
When used correctly this cup is the best I've ever had, when not, it's a nightmare. Make sure your cervix is inside the cup or directly above it.
This is my second cup, and honestly I'm not impressed. I love the antibacterial material and this will be my main cup for that reason but there are plenty of drawbacks that I wish had solutions to.
1. Taking it out: the ball has no grip, you have to grip on the cup itself and dig it out with your hands getting things more messy than needed to be. Most, if not all cups, have a better stem that actually aids in pulling it out, I see no reason this needs to be a thing.
2. Leaking: this cup is the right size for me, but it's a wild card if it will leak or not. I have tried adjusting the cup to where it's supposed to be and still I'm not too sure if it's gonna catch anything or not. I also don't know if it's completely folded open. Honestly if I could get it right I'm sure it wouldn't leak at all (I've been using a cup for months now so it's not inexperience either). Even when my June cup would leak it wouldn't be as much as this one does. I'll figure that out eventually I guess
Other than that I really only have good things to say about this cup but it doesn't feel right that the only good thing I have to say is that its antibacterial and isn't uncomfortable. All I ask for is a better grip system.
I love the Bfree cup! I can't compare it to other period cups because it is the first and only one I use. However I am happy that it has no tiny holes to clean because I realized a lot of people were having issues with that and it does not need to be boiled either. The size guide suggestion has been a perfect fit for me. The cup is a bit slippery which is good when inserting but could take some getting used to for first timers. I had an issue with my initial order, my cup was stripping after I washed it with mild soap so I reached out to them and they helped me sort the issue, and also sent me a replacement for my worry.
I've had my cup for about a year now and I use it every menstrual it's just so comfortable and easy to use for me now. I clean it with the Diva wash so I would suggest sticking to menstrual cup washes only, if you clean your cup with soap. I'll tell anyone willing to listen about the bfree cup. It is indeed an amazing product.
Cool product it just takes some getting used to! The rim is pretty firm and the bottom is real soft. It took me a little to realize that pushing along the bottom made it seem like it was closed but in reality it was opened up!