After the sale of Tassette, Inc., the menstrual cup largely faded from public awareness. It remained a niche product with limited availability.

Menstrual cups began to reappear in the market, often with improved designs and materials (e.g., silicone). Online communities and increased openness about menstruation helped to fuel their resurgence.

Menstrual cups experienced a significant surge in popularity, becoming a widely recognized and accepted alternative to traditional menstrual products. This was driven by environmental concerns, cost savings, and growing awareness of women's health issues. They are now widely available online and in stores.

Leona Chalmers is now recognized as a pioneer in the field of women's health and hygiene. Her invention has had a lasting impact on the lives of countless women around the world, offering a sustainable, comfortable, and empowering alternative to traditional menstrual products.