What is the best brand of menstrual cup?

The Keeper (http://www.keeper.com/) is easy to wear and clean, suitable for use during physical activity, and at $35 is quite economical compared with the cost of disposable supplies.

It's a matter of personal preference. It's a good idea to do a little research into menstrual cups so you know which cup may be best for your needs - for example if you have a short vaginal canal then a long cup like Divacup may not be suitable for you, if you have a latex allergy or are vegan then a rubber cup like Keeper may not be suitable for you. Outside of that it's often a case of just picking a cup you like the look of or whichever is easiest for you to buy. Once you have your menstrual cup you'll get a better idea of what brand may be best for you - your first cup may work just fine, but maybe you think you need a shorter cup so know to try a shorter brand next time. Many cup users will be fine with their first cup but will try other brands to see if there's one they like more: their 'Goldilocks cup'. I always recommend the following brands: http://www.mooncup.co.uk/wc.php?u=1741 This is a silicone cup that's fairly standard in shape, it's a good mid-size and mid-flexibility cup so works for most people, it's one of the oldest established brands, and the company has good ethics as well as great customer service. http://www.ladycup.eu/ This is a silicone cup that's a little wider than a Mooncup but a lot more flexible and has a smooth body, the Ladycup also comes in various colours. I recommend Ladycup as it's a very easy cup to insert, however with that said as it's smooth it can be more difficult for users to remove at first. A list of some of the menstrual cup brands available: Alicia, ALX, Amycup, Aneer, Angel Cup, Bella Cup, Belle Cup, Carrefour, Cerene, Claricup, Comfy Cup, Copita, Cup'ax, Cupissima, Cup Lee, Daisy Cup, Dilan, Diva Cup, Dutchess Cup, EasyCup, Eco-Cup, Evacup, Farma Cup, Female Cup, Femcup, Femicup, Femmecup, Femmycycle, Fleurcup, Freesiya, Frenchie, Gaia Cup, Genti-She, Green Donna, Hygina, iCare, iClean, Inciclo, Intima, IrisCup, Jasmine, JuJu, Keeper, Lady Cup, La Luna, Liberty Cup, Lila Cup, Lily Cup, Luna Cup, Lunette, Luv Ur Body, Lybera, Magga Cup, Mami Cup, Mcup, Melodysusie, MeLuna, Miacup, Mialuna, Miss Cup, Monzcare, Mooncup, Moon Cup, Mpower, MyOwnCup, Natu, Naturalmama, Naturcup, Organicup, Pretty Woman, Rainbow, Ruby Cup, Sckoon Cup, Shecup, Si-Bell, Silky Cup, SmartCup, Tulip Cup, Vcup, Victoria Love, Well Done, Yuuki

The best brand of menstrual cup is mostly a matter of personal preference. Menstrual cups are similar in a lot of ways, but there are small differences. The small differences mean that what might work for one person won’t work for another. For example, one popular brand might leak while the other, very similar one won’t. You just have to experiment and see.That said, there are a few popular menstrual cups that have been around for a long time and have very high reviews on Amazon. These should serve as your starting point. Here are some of my top recommendations:http://reusablemenstrualcup.com/menstrual-cup-reviews/diva-cup-pros-and-cons/- made in Canada and probably the oldest, most established menstrual cup company. This is the one that most women start with for their first period cup.http://reusablemenstrualcup.com/menstrual-cup-reviews/lunette-cup-review/- made in Finland, this is a very high quality cup. For some women who find that the Diva Cup leaks, they really like the Lunette. The design is similar, but different enough that it might work for you if the Diva Cup doesn’t.http://reusablemenstrualcup.com/menstrual-cup-reviews/mooncup-pros-and-cons/ made in the UK, this is another old, very well-established company. They have a great reputation for a really solid product. You can order from the company’s website and shipping is free/cheap and also very quick.