Juju Menstrual Cup

Ordered a model 4 and their website glitched and the order confirmation said model 1.
I replied to their email to try and rectify, no response. Sent a follow up email to their support email, no reply.
I then get a shipping notification and THEN they reply saying, that the model 1 was shipped and they'll get back to me about what we can do.
I respond immediately asking whether I can redirect the shipment back to them instead of to my address, or jus refuse delivery, no response. I follow up asking what to do so that I do not receive the package,...

Once you get experienced with a juju it’s the best thing ever. Those giving bad reviews after 5 uses is unfair, once you get used to this no turning back! Nearly 4 years on and my cup is still in good working order, I invested in a new pink one different size in Black Friday sales. When I bought my juju it was only clear cups and 2 sizes now they do 4 sizes and 4 colours! Get one!

I’ve found it holds so much more than a tampon, without the risk of leaking, so I don’t have to worry about it for hours and hours. I sleep so much better because I’m not worried about making a mess!
I wish I bought it years ago. Would have saved so much money and hassle.

Comfortable, easy to wash (and no smelly bathroom bin with discarded tampons and pads!) although has discoloured a little over the years. Adding a cap full of hydrogen peroxide to the sterilising process helps.

Tip: the smaller size worked for me even though their recommendation was to go up a size if you were past a certain age.

It is easy to insert, it hasn’t leaked and is comfortable to wear. Unfortunately, I have used it 5 times and 5 times it has been extremely difficult to remove. There is insufficient grip on the cup and it is difficult to hold and break the seal and shimmy it down. I’ve tried various ways, watched Youtube tutorials and still have not been able to remove it without it being uncomfortable, painful and time consuming. And it is uncomfortable for days after removal because of the difficulty in removing it.

These straight up do not work.
I've been using various shapes of cups now for about six months thinking that maybe it was incorrect insertion or my snatch is malformed, but over that entire six month time, I used my cup with a pad to hopefully "get the hang of it eventually" like they bullshit to you on the website, and there was not one SINGLE time during that whole six months it didn't leak.
False advertising, un-inclusive, and a complete overpriced waste of money.
Could not possibly recommend less.

On my third cup (1st was victim to an opportunistic dog attack, 2nd has become my spare after having my first bub).
The Low cervix (cup #4) is a perfect fit and I love the new pink colour.
Very comfortable.
Easy to insert and remove.
Soo easy to clean.
No waste and more transportable than pads/tampons).

My third menstrual cup, I purchased this one to replace an old Mooncup that was no longer holding its shape or sealing (I assume because the silicone was too old after about 10 years). I bought the MeLuna (XL) and the Australian Juju (model 2) at the same time, both in a similar size and ‘softness’ according to an online comparison table. Both are equally good in all the ways that matter until it comes time to remove, when the MeLuna is the outright winner.
The Juju is a clear, shiny silicone and has a much more slippery finish. The embossed b...

I have had my cup for over 12 months now and being clear silicone I found it has discoloured quite a lot, despite my cleaning it every time I use it. I even boiled it and it's still discoloured. But the product itself is great, especially for someone with a low cervix. I have just purchased a new one, in pink this time. I wear mine every day due to heavy cervical discharge between periods and it's been a godsend.

I bought a cup from another brand that was recommended in a blog post for a low cervix. It had the odd leaking, slightly uncomfortable and the stem was painful and uncomfortable i had to cut it off which made it difficult to get it out. I just tolerated these issues because i have a low cervix and tilted uterus so figured due to those issues i would never find a cup that was 100% fault free. I wish i had just gone straight for the JUJU model 4. I was scared when i first seen it because it was slightly wider than my previous cup. But it is so soft, absolutely no discomfort, i am able to keep the stem as it is not irritating. So far so good an amazing product and definite value for money!!

I tried 2 times juju cup. it's comfortable but leaks. I was excited to receive my cup. It's ok to insert and taking out, However, it leaks and I don't know what to do. I tried different positions and folding but still leaks. I don't feel any discomfort. When I take off the cup, it is usually half full. I don't understand why it is happening. Should I try different brands?

Although I really like the concept of the cup I found I could feel it because it is very hard. I felt pressure on my bladder but I have a sensitive bladder. Also I find it over priced specially because I have now to purchase a new one. I am now on a hunt for a softer cup and found that prices are cheaper than the Juju.

Firstly about Menstrual Cups Australia Online - they deserve a mention about how quickly they sent the cups to me. I was impressed by their service and ease of the transaction.

Now onto the cups ...
Before I came across the JuJu high cervix cups, I have tried the Diva cup, some brown eco-rubbery cup, gone back to Diva cup and the Luna cup. For each of these cups, the experience was scary at best and terrifyyat worst. These cups are obviously not made for women with a high cervix as each time, they would travel up and it would be a frantic ...

I purchased the 2nd size designed for women over 30 or who have had kids. I don't have kids but am over 30. It is WAY too big. The material is obviously good, but is for too hard to be comfortable. Made me feel sick wearing it. The company should have more details around sizing as now I have wasted a lot of money on something I cannot use.

My 2* is not for the product itself - it is made out of good material, and I can see it would work very well. It does require some ribbing on the base to give grip on removal.
I got this for travelling primarily, but it did not work for me. The take home message is if you are going to get a cup, no matter what brand, ***go to a dr (gyno) first***. My experience ended up in the emergency room and major intervention required to get it out due to an unknown kink in my pelvic anatomy. $55 is very pricey when it turns out you can't use something. View this like a diaphragm and get "fitted".

I brought the juju cup model 2- due to heavy periods in the past and once I got the hang of everything it has been the best decision I have ever made!

The cup itself is great quality, sturdy and easy to use. I had to find the best technique that would work for me I used the fold in technique which has worked best. Removing takes getting used to however it gets easier with time. The model 2 is quite stiff which works for me due to very heavy periods I tried the model 1 but it collapses.

Definitely wish I had tried this earlier it saves a lot of stress, money and pain! I do continue to get cramps but they have definitely decreased. I recommend juju 100%