I'm a Miacup user (Miacup is from South Africa - it's purple!).. I found it from that website that compares all the cups, and I'm really glad I did.

Initially, I thought I'd made a huge mistake! It hurt to have in, and I didn't like to use it. Luckily it was an easy fix, since I'd ordered the larger size 2 cup and I took advantage of the return policy at Miacup - they gave me a size 1 instead and BAM! Works perfectly! No pain!

It took a while to get use to the folds, and the leaking if I didn't put it in properly. The first day of my period can be a bit leaky if I don't get it right. After that, it's plain sailing. By the end of the 4 or 5 day period, I am glad to have it out though.

My biggest worry was that I am not a tampon user. I hate the things. (They always hurt me.) Turns out the cup wasn't much like a tampon, and much more comfortable to use, remove, etc.. I could always feel tampons, I can't always feel my Miacup. I often go all day without emptying it (usually done in the shower), and it doesn't need taking out for the night time either. No stressing about TSS or anything. Of course, the best part is the part that I assume tampon users love.. staying dry!

Changing it in a public toilet is difficult for me. I prefer to find one with basins in the loo.. I got lucky the first time and went to a Subway which had everything in the one room. Nice and private.

Mine cost about $80? Depends on the exchange rate.

Funny thing is, the Miacup I returned in the mail, they couldn't accept it due to a mistake I made on the paperwork.. so it was sent back to me. They sent me a size 1 anyway, and now I have both. The other might come in handy if/when I have a baby. They were a great company though.