Saalt Menstrual Cup Wash - Made in USA - Premium Formula for Silicone Menstrual Cups (4 oz)

Love the wash! Great, light citrus scent. Cleans the surface and what you can see, but still make sure to boil the cup. Really glad I bought this to use in between emptying the cup during the one week a month I use it.

I bought this wash just so I’d know I’m using the right wash for my new cup. I purchased it in July, so 4 months ago, and I still have at least half the bottle left. So it definitely lasts a long time. It also smells great!

The product is fine, I think Id prefer to buy a foaming formula next time - the disappointment is that there is absolutely no good reason for this type of product to be scented. Not worth the increased risk of irritation.

The Lunette cleanser was out, so I got this one. I like it, it works and I havent had any issues with it.

great cleaner, removes all residue and smells. not harsh and no irritation.

I love the slight smell of the product! It cleans the Honey Pot cup nicely and it has a very faint smell of citrus after use. I was worried about the smell causing some kind of infection but if you rinse throughly you shouldn’t have any problems! I use this product and a cup sanitizer/ steamer for an extra layer of cleanliness!

Just wanted to try it out - its fine but I wouldnt buy it again. Seems like just more gimmick products to sell but if you enjoy it, cheers! - Fragrance free would be nice but the orange is very subtle and takes away the copper blood smell (FOR ME).

I’m super sensitive down there... I get very nervous trying out different products as I am highly prone to UTIs. I cannot use scented products. This product eliminates odor very well and does not cause me any issues even with the slight citrus scent! I hope they never stop making this product. I use it for my menstrual disc.

Useful for cleaning, better than regular soap because it’s specifically formulated for cleaning cups or discs.

This smells nice and is fine but theres just no point in this. Just use regular soap if you want to use something on your cup. This doesnt do anything special that would justify the price. I usually use my body wash, hand soap, or dish soap with a thorough rinse and dry. Or silicone cups can be boiled and some can be dishwasher safe too. Might be a cute part of a gift I guess but in practicality this product isnt necessary.