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
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In Their Words
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United StatesBetter than the original cup
It's easy to put in so I'm not worrying about if it's in right. Very comfortable
United StatesWith the rim was a bit stiffer
I love a menstrual disc over a cup. So much easier to insert! No rolling and twisting. The only issue I have with the June is that the rim isn’t easy to hook a finger on to remove. It’s too soft and it’s more work to get it out. It is very comfortable to wear!
United StatesWanted to love but..
I have both the cup and the disc, overall I feel most secure and therefore wear the cup most. However, the disc is much more comfortable. The downside to the cup is removal and messiness. I can't seem to get it out without spilling. That being said, because it is so comfortable, I just wear it in my lightest days. 4/5 stars because of that.
United StatesReusable Disc! Heck Yes!
loveeee my new disc. I've used tampons, pads, reusable pads, cups, you name it. I do like a variety but the disc is the most comfortable. especially when using the bathroom. Cups (I haven't tried the June Cup though) tend to make using the restroom a tad uncomfortable. but the disc, I have no issues. I use a bit of Lubricant to comfortably insert. and I use the cup wash and the sanitizer. p.s. the body wash is amazing too. Unscented and leaves my skin feeling great. Thanks June!
United StatesMy June cup experience
Pros way better then tampons easy to clean Comfy, when it is in place you don't feel it at all hardly easy to travel just need one no leaks as of yet Cons Awkward to insert sometime you can not tell if its all the way in