saaltTeen Menstrual Cup - Best Sensitive Reusable Cup - Wear for 12 Hours - Tampon and Pad Alternative (Wild Rose)

I am not a petite teen, I'm actually a fairly solidly built adult lady, but I've come to realize that I am apparently the reverse of a Tardis (smaller on the inside, lol). This cup isn't all that much narrower than the small cups from other brands I've tried, but it is definitely shorter and much more flexible and that is the combination I apparently need. I've tried all kinds of cups and devices, but this one is hands-down my favorite. With other cups, I was very aware of them all day. This one is the first one I might actually forget is there because it just flexes and moves with my body. It's also easier to remove than even my pull-tab Flex cup because the long stem and flexible material means I can just kinda wiggle it down where it's easier to get the right angle with my fingers to break the seal. At the same time, it's also easier to insert because it's squishy and flexible. I do have a high flow and I was concerned it wasn't going to be big enough to hold it, but it's done just fine. If you are like me and are looking for a cup that is short, flexible, and easy to insert and remove, this is it.

THE BEST THING I'VE EVER PURCHASED ON AMAZON EVER!!!!I am a VERY heavy bleeder with a small cervix and no kids. This is PERFECT for women like me. I am 5'11" and this can hold me all night.

I assume the “teen” one means it’s like smaller or something? Idk I’m 27 and getting that little cup up there was no easy task… Once it got past the point of no return, we were cooking with gas! It sits well, it holds well, it’s a nice material and once it’s in place, good luck getting it out. This is the Ford™️ of menstrual cups bc that was built TOUGH! All vag havers out there should consider this one, it’s great!

After experimenting with various menstrual cups like Pixie and Diva, my daughter finally found her perfect match with the Saalt Teen Menstrual Cup. The soft, flexible silicone design made insertion and all-day wear exceptionally comfortable for her. As a beginner, she did experience a slight learning curve, but with consistent practice, she quickly mastered it. Now, she enjoys up to 12 hours of worry-free protection, which has been a game-changer for her daily activities. The Saalt Teen Cup has truly boosted her confidence during her menstrual cycle. We highly recommend it to anyone seeking a comfortable and reliable menstrual cup option.

Bought for daughter, she loves it

OKAY! So - first off, f*ck the cup sizing rhetoric which categorizes cup sizes based on age/sexual activity/birth. The vagina is elastic.Based on those size recommendations and quizzes, I was purchasing cups which were too big, and therefore would flip around, which made me thing that it wasn't big enough, when really my vagina was just trying to get it out of the way. Also they put pressure on my bladder just from being in there. I finally gave up til recently I read that a cup can flip around because it's too big.So, putting all recommendations aside, I - a 5'2 100-110lb woman in her early thirties who has been sexually active for half that time - decided to purchase this TEEN menstrual cup.I am petite. I am proportionally petite. This got me thinking that maybe, I need a petite cup. And GUESS WHAT. I was right. I popped this thing in, let it sit low, twisted it and it felt snug. Since the first time I used it, I have not had a SINGLE leak. and It's easy for me to remove. I know they say not to pull the tab, but I yank on that motherf*er until it's low enough, and then I am able to pinch the bottom (but I also have my other hand ready in case it pops out - it happened once, and I learned my lesson).Anyway - I am beyond thrilled. The fact this cup works so well has me convinced that you should just get things based on your general body proportions. I also have a relatively short torso, slightly longer legs for my height, so I think my internals are all just slightly smaller than most people my height. If you are tall or hand a long abdomen, maybe try a taller cup. If you are wide set with wide set hips, maybe try a slightly wider cup. I don't know how much physical activity has to do with it, but I'm pretty sedentary, and I have no problems with this cup. So I'm not sure if that's a factor, but those quizzes made me think that my sedentary lifestyle meant I needed a wider cup. It was wrong about that, too.ANYWAY. I am thrilled with it. I am now buying more to have in rotation.