PinkCup Menstrual Cup Sizing

The PinkCup menstrual cup is available in two sizes. It is important to get the right size that fits you to prevent leakage and irritation.

Please see the sizing chart to assist you when deciding.

Model 1 – Small

Model 2 – Large

Factors to be considered when choosing your size, sizing is based on flow, age, child bearing history.

YOUR FLOW

Its advisable to use a Large cup if you have a heavy flow, regardless of other considerations. Additionally a Small cup should be used for a light flow, as long as the other considerations are taken into account.

ANATOMY

Women with smaller vaginal canals would be recommended to use the S sized cup, and women with a larger vaginal canal should use a L sized cup.

PREGNANCY

Women who have given birth, regardless of birth procedure, should use a size L.

PELVIC FLOOR TONE

The vaginal muscles change with age and pregnancy. The loss of elasticity and tone in the vaginal muscles become more apparent with age. If you have been diagnosed with any pelvic floor deficiencies a L cup should be used.

In order to maintain pelvic strength kegel exercises and Pilates are recommended as beneficial exercises.

VIRGINITY

If you are a virgin you should use size S, please consult your GP should you have any concerns regarding your hymen.