Sizing/Fit-

Ok… brace yourself, but it’s about to be awkward for a little bit!

• Check your size while standing up so that it’s most accurate (lying down can alter the position)
• Do not check before, during or after sexual intercourse as the cervix can change position and your vagina can also change length and width.
• Wash your hands and ideally have short and clean nails, you don’t want any unnecessary scratches!
• A popular way is to raise one leg on the toilet seat. Insert your middle finger until you can feel your cervix. It will feel soft and squishy and you’ll possibly find a dimple in the middle a bit like a donut.

How to choose the correct size:

• EXTRA SMALL CUP- Low cervix if you can reach it by the first kuckle on your finger (the first bend at the top of your finger)
• SMALL CUP- Middle cervix if you reach it on your second knuckle or middle of your finger.
• LARGE CUP- High cervix if you can’t reach it or you have almost all your finger inside.

Why Make the Switch to a Menstrual Cup?

Because your period deserves better.

Gentle on Your Body

Our cups are made from 100% medical-grade silicone—no bleach, no dyes, no mystery ingredients. Just soft, flexible comfort.

Endometriosis-Friendly

Say goodbye to synthetic fibers that can trigger discomfort. Cups are a cleaner, calmer option for those managing endometriosis.

Fewer Infections, More Peace of Mind

Unlike pads and tampons, cups don’t mess with your vaginal pH. That means less risk of yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis (BV).

Track Your Flow Like a Pro

Collecting (instead of absorbing) means you can actually see what’s going on. Monitor blood clots, color, and flow to stay in tune with your body.

No Nasty Chemicals

Tampons and pads can contain additives linked to long-term risks like cancer. Our cup? Pure silicone. That’s it.

Smarter, Safer, and So Worth It

Once you switch, you’ll wonder why you didn’t do it sooner.