Menstrual Cup Stain Remover - The Only Cleaner Sterilizer Wash That Will Gently Remove Menstrual Stains On Your Reusable Menstrual Discs & Period Cups - Organic Powder Solution (5 Packets)

This product did magic with my cup. It removed all the stains from my menstrual cup and made it look like new.

If you ever used a cup, you know they end up looking dingy. I was given a sample of Pixie cup stain remover and truthfully didnt have high hopes. Sure enough my cup looked BRAND new. It worked quick and easy. Just put it in hot water with the packet and let It sit for an hour. It is definitely not an every day treatment, but maybe every month. After that one sample, I am now a customer. I only wish the boxes were bigger.

Works quickly and has little to no odor. It is super easy to use I just used a bowl to make the boiling water and then followed the instructions to mix in and add the disc. I did 2 discs with one packet and they were literally stain free in minutes despite the instructions saying to leave for 6-8 hours which I did but not sure they needed to have that long.

This product is actually magic. I have the reusable flex disc and it was stained after using for about a year. It made it feel dirty and never fully clean because of the stains. I read online you can use peroxide about once a year to clean the stains. So I did more research and found this product. JUST BUY IT. I promise it is so worth it. I used hot water and the packet. It says to soak for 6-8 hours but all the stains were removed in about 1 minute! I did not need to scrub or anything. Now my disc looks like new! I will probably only soak it again when it becomes heavily stained to be sure not to damage the disc.

It does work surprisingly well, but this was the first time ever using on a 3-year-old, clear Flex disc, so it couldn't quite make it look brand new. I'd have done a second round immediately after, but instructions said to only do it once a month at most. I may take my chances, though, if it works this well a second time. In the past the only thing that would remove real, baked-in stains was elbow grease with a cotton pad and some micellar water. This works better and requires no effort. It's also FSA-eligible, so basically free.