Me Luna has optional tabs (they have different kinds! stem, ball and ring), so if you want a pull tab you can get one.

Also some people with low cervix have solved their problem but turning the divacup inside out. It means you don’t have the grippy parts to help with removal, but its still not too hard. It shortens the overall length.

Might be an issue with a lower cervix and cup length. I trimmed the stem on my divacup and it doesn’t bother me as much anymore, but I recently (after 3 years of using the diva) bought a Meluna menstrual cup, which shipped from Germany. They have varied sizes and even their larger sizes are shorter than the divacup…