u/Desperate-Reply-7921

Hi, good people.

Years ago I used a small Yuuki, which was my Goldilocks cup at the time. Before that, I had a UK Mooncup. Have no notion how I managed to buy them, as they weren't for sale here yet!

After having twins in my 40s, dropping hormone levels, I guess, made it impossible to insert anything! So I've been out of the loop for awhile, but am feeling brave enough to try a cup again (after failing with a disc. Disc was Easy to insert, but too messy on removal to be practical!)

So my questions are:

Can I order a Yuuki from the U.S.? Does anyone have a link? (I did try to Google, but am confused.)

If not, can you suggest a similar cup? Something small and firm/easy to pop open?

I bought a Shordy cup to try; they are cheap, and could arrive in a day, so not much to lose if it couldn't work. But the small Shordy is too soft! I can't get it to pop open. I had thought the softer cup would make insertion easier--which it did--but it's no good if I still have to fiddle with it endlessly to get it to open! It shouldn't be this much work.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Please help a tech-challenged GenXer out! I'm not sure if what I want is possible, and I'm confused by the array of choices on the Ooma site.

What I'd like is a single line/phone number to which I can connect two corded phones. (Vintage 2500s, or maybe one rotary 500 and one 2500.)

Basically, I want something like a 1980s home phone setup. Is this possible with Ooma?

The current arrangement is such that the router is not in a room where I would want a phone. I'd like one in a separate room downstairs, and one upstairs. Is this possible? If so, what gadgets, Ooma or otherwise, would I need to buy to make this happen?

The house's wall outlets for phone have apparently been removed, btw.

Also, is there an option just to have NO voicemail--just endless ringing (or at least 10-ish rings.)

Thanks for any help.