MENSTRUAL CUPS
| LARGE | SMALL | MINI | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holds | 36ml | 28ml | 18ml |
| Height | 6.9 cm | 6.3 cm | 5.7 cm |
| Diameter | 4.7 cm | 4.3 cm | 3.8 cm |
Small
We recommend a "small" for those who have a normal to heavy flow but have not given birth vaginally. If you have given birth vaginally, we recommend you size up to the large. The cup's height is 6.3 cm and 4.3 cm in diameter. The cup holds approximately 28ml. of flow.
Large
We recommend a "large" for those who have given birth vaginally or been diagnosed with a condition called Menorrhagia. The large cup's height is 6.9 cm and 4.7 cm in diameter. The cup holds approximately 36ml. of flow.
Mini
We recommend a "mini" for teens and petite anatomy. If you suspect you have more than light to normal flow, we recommend you size up to the small. The cup's height is 5.7 cm and 3.8 cm in diameter. The cup holds approximately 18ml. of flow.
Switching to a menstrual cup is a big step. That's why we've created the June cup quiz here.
MENSTRUAL DISC
| SMALL | LARGE | |
| Height | 65mm | 70mm |
| Width | 55mm | 63mm |
Small
We recommend a "small" for those who have a normal to heavy flow but have not given birth vaginally. The small disc holds approximately 28ml.
Large
We recommend a "large" for those who have given birth vaginally or been diagnosed with a condition called Menorrhagia. The large disc holds approximately 32ml.
while we do our best to give the most accurate measurements possible, due to differences in measuring there may be a slight difference.
PERIOD UNDERWEAR
| S | M | L | XL | XXL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HIP | 35.5" | 38" | 40.5" | 44" | 47.5" |
Easy to Insert. Comfy for Hours.
Conforms To Your Body
Period Sex Without Mess
In Their Words
Check out what other menstruators have to say.
- Reviews
- Questions
- disc
- cups
- leaks
- place
- tampons
- size
- cervix
- learning curve
- cycle
- Removal
United StatesThis is difficult to use. Insertion is easier than a cup but placement has to be 100% or it will leak. I wonder if it is more suitable for weaker pelvic floors perhaps.
United StatesThese make *that time of the month* a bit more manageable. If placed correctly, you barely notice it's there AND there aren't any surprise odors. The disc gives you back the freedom to do yoga, go for a run, or have an intimate moment without any unwanted surprises!
United StatesMaybe it would work for you?
This thing is really really hard to get in the right spot. It slips out, leaks, and worst of all is painful. It adds pressure through the day and makes you sore. I couldn’t bring myself to put it back in. Maybe it would work for you but it didn’t for me.
United Statesworks better than a cup for me
It didn't leak once I figured out how to put it in correctly, which requires trial and error. The menstrual cups don't work well for me because they were always leaking, so this seems better. I've only used it for one menstrual period but people are banging down my door for a review... so here it is.
United StatesWhy didn't i try it sooner
After losing an IUD, i wanted to switch to no suction, just to be on the safe side. It was a little weird at first to learn how to put it in with the shape of my body, but much easier to master than the cup. And i also love it????!!!! I'm kinda mad i didn't switch sooner! It holds more, leaks less and just feels more comfortable for me all around. If you've been thinking about trying it, i definitely think it's worth a shot.