Have leaks w/ size 1 Diva since miscarriage. Think I need size 2, but want to try Moon Cup instead. Should I get size A since I'd get size 2 Diva Cup?
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I bought the size A since I have had two children. I still leak a bit, but that is because it fills up and overflows. I love my Moon Cup, I just wish I had known about it years ago.
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I received two when I purchased my Heel Cup. My understanding is that you need to wear two even though you may have an issue in one. My experience was that the cups always came in pairs.
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On any binder, always go by your post-pregnancy measurements! Some women might be fortunate enough to be back in the pre-pregnancy range immediately after delivery, but then why would you even need one of these binders if that were the case???? Most women (those really needing these type of binders) will be larger after delivery than they were before they got pregnant. Two important things to keep in mind when purchasing one of these: 1. the binder will allow a fit "up to" the measurements indicated above, and 2. the velcro strip will allow it to stretch "down" 8 additional inches!!
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It does say size 2 on slow flow. Not sure why either- it's confusing. The next size nipple says size 3
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The short answer is Yes, but I like my Traditional Fit diapers much better. The are easier to get on because they are longer, especially when my son is wiggling around (I use Thirsties wraps and Snappis to hold the diaper in place). And they didn't leak as soon. I stopped using my Better Fit diapers months ago, but my Traditional still work great. I have a few pocket diapers and the Better Fit worked better for those, but I would recommend the Traditional size if you are primarily going to use wraps.
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You should be able to use a medium. I'm a 34 DDD and I wear a medium (cup size doesn't matter really). They are adjustable to fit that in between situation.
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I'm a heavy bleeder with clots as well, and this handles them just fine. TMI alert: I used to remove a tampon and it would be like uncorking a bottle of clots (sorry if that's too graphic, though I suspect if you're asking the question you know what I'm talking about) I have not had this experience with the Diva cup. I've used it after a MC and 2 chemical pregnancies and it took care of business well. Just had to empty it more than I would have normally. SN: I have noticed my periods are shorter? I don't know if it's a coincidence or not, but they have gone from 7 days to like 4.
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I have the 12 cup model. I'd say it's always better to go with the largest model if you ever think you'd need it. You can always make less, say 4 cups in the 12 cup model. Just my $.02.
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The hourglass comes in on the sides which I found caused leakage. This pad is straight on the sides and gives better coverage than the hourglass, in my opinion. I don't know the exact size but it is rather large but isn't detectable or more bulky than the other, if that is what you are wondering.
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The one that comes with the machine or your choice of the same size. Maybe the size is on the listing. I bought this as a gift so I cannot remember the exact size of the cup.
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There are two sizes of this style of cup. The smaller of the two is 10 oz, and the larger is 16 oz. It's hard to tell which is which without seeing them side-by-side for comparison. I have these cups in both sizes . . .
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Yes I would go up a size they fit snug. As they should !! You dont want things leaking out :)
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You can chose based on their recommendations. Before I got pregnant I was a c cup and I used size small and they were perfect!
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The guide says to get the pre pregnancy size, I think there's a chart for reference. For example I was pre pregnancy 4-6, so the guide size to use small & I think it's accurate as it forces your body to squeeze. Hope that help, good luck with rest of the pregnancy & many congrats on the baby :)
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Generally speaking a B cup would be size 6 for these breast forms, but it all depends on your bra. The forms will compress somewhat, not as much as the real thing. If the bra is too big the forms will tend to slip around. If the bra is too small you'll possibly be uncomfortable. I like a bra one size below my chest measurement but accurate to cup size. Bottom line is good bras are expensive, these breast forms are very affordable, so balance those factors out.
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I had similar questions when I first purchased the diva cup. I also had no contractions prior to my c-sections. Because there are changes in the cervix and other parts of the body during pregnancy even without a vaginal birth, I decided to purchase the post-birth cup and it was the right decision for me. I hope that helps - good luck!
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The first size I'd get would be a size above wha. I wore pre-pregnancy. This depends on how much you gained I guess too. It took a few weeks before I was back in my regular clothes (close to it)...and then I needed the smaller size. Guess overall it depends on how much you gained in comparison to what you normally wear.