Super Jennie

My honest unbiased review.

The Super Jennie is made in the U.S.A. and registered with the FDA with 100% medical grade silicone and safe dyes. The firmness level seems like a mid-range between 1 - 2.
There are two sizes Small and Large. The Large size is great for medium to heavy flow, holding a little over 41ml. The Small size is great for light to medium flow, holding up to 32ml. The Large has a diameter of 47mm and a total length of 68mm, including the small rounded ball-like stem. The Small has a diameter of 43mm and a total length of 62.5mm, including the small rounded ball-like stem.

Feels very soft while still having a decent amount of spring to it making it fairly easy to open, without causing pain or discomfort. This is the largest holding capacity cup I have tried and it has given me a full 12 hours of leak-free movement while being very comfortable enough to barely notice it even when I'm at the most tender part of my cycle. It may be a tad difficult to remove if you are new to menstrual cups so I would suggest only gently pulling the stem while wiggling it slightly downward until you can reach the cup easily. Then taking the cup and folding the cup into a slight C-fold to break the seal to remove the cup. I do NOT suggest using the stem to fully removing the cup as it might snap the stem off, it seems a little flimsy but that's to keep it more comfortable for the user. That being said, it does seem fairly well made but does feel like a thinner cup that may not last as long as a heavier made cup but should last up to ten years with a more careful use. It's been very wonderful to have all the time I would normally be spending changing other products constantly to do what I please without having to worry about so many leaks and discomforts. Overall, I would suggest Super Jennie to those who have heavy menstrual flow or for those who have issues with cups shifting. As well, as being a more experienced cup user; considering that a beginner might have difficulty removing the cup due to it's softer firmness level. But it might still work for you even if you are a beginner, it just might take a few cycles to get used to it.


I shall be posing more reviews as I go; as well as useful information, in hopes of helping other woman finding their perfect cup or period alternative!

Other information:

~ "Precious Stars Pads" > This young woman is the Queen of Menstrual Alternatives and has many wonderful and informative reviews, or videos in general, on youtube. As well as helpful tips on her Facebook page.

~ "Put A Cup In It" > has a wonderful quiz to help you get started as well as charts, a youtube channel, and a facebook page. https://putacupinit.com

~ "Red Herring" > A wonderful youtube and blogger with lots of useful information. https://redherringtv.wordpress.com/cup-comparisons/

~https://menstrualcups.wordpress.com > For a very detailed list and information on all kinds of menstrual cups.

~http://menstrualcup.co/menstrual-cup-comparison-chart/ > For charts and other information.

~http://thegreenvagina.com/ > For reviews, comparisons, and other information.