Which menstrual cup size is best for beginners?

If you feel that you have a light flow, a small-sized cup should be sufficient. However, that doesn’t mean you HAVE to use a small cup. If a large cup feels comfortable and you want to be able to use it for the full 12 hours without fuss, then it’s perfectly fine.

Which size diva cup should I get?

Women who have never given birth may also prefer the smaller cup. A slightly larger version, size 2, is for women over age 30. This size is also recommended for women who have given birth and women who have a moderate to heavy menstrual flow.

How much does a 2 Diva cup hold?

How much blood does it hold? Our DivaCup Model 1 holds one full ounce of menstrual flow (30 ml) and Model 2 holds just over one ounce (32 ml). DivaCup Model 0 holds just over half an ounce (20 ml) of flow. For comparison, the average regular sized tampon holds about 5 ml of menstrual flow.

Can a menstrual cup damage your cervix?

Overtime pulling on the cervix with the cup may cause a prolapse, but it would need to be A LOT of resistance to get this to happen. Think about the amount of pressure placed on your pelvic floor during a vaginal delivery (if you had one).

How do I know what size menstrual cup I need?

Choosing a Cup Size Based on Length You need to measure where your cervix is during your period and this can be done by taking a clean finger, inserting, and locating your cervix. It should feel like the tip of your nose. If you can’t find it that may mean you have such a high cervix it can’t be reached, this is good!

What size period cup do I need?

The small size is size 1. It’s geared toward teens and women under age 30. Women who have never given birth may also prefer the smaller cup. A slightly larger version, size 2, is for women over age 30.

Which is better menstrual cup or pads?

A total of four studies were reviewed, in which the cups were found to be as effective or even better at collecting blood than sanitary napkins or tampons. There was no risk of infection reported either.

What’s the difference between lunette Model 1 and 2?

Model 2 in the Lunette is the Larger of the two size options that the Lunette Cup is offered in. It has the following specs and features: Soft Silicone but firmer than Model 1 – The Lunette Model 2 is made out of medical grade silicone that is soft, however the silicone form of Model 2 is a bit more firmer than the one consisted in the Model 1.

Can you use the lunette menstrual cup model 1?

For those people who have given birth out there, you can use the Lunette Menstrual Cup Model 1 or 2. Pregnancy changes a few things down there, so firstly take into account your new cervix position (if it’s low use a Model 1), and secondly your new flow volume post childbirth.

How big is the stem of a lunette?

The diameter is 46 mm (1.8 inches) by 52 mm (2 inches). The stem measures 20 mm (0.8 inches). The volume of the cup is 30 ml (1.0 fl oz). Lunette is emptied about 2-4 times a day, and can be used overnight for up to 12 hours. You will quickly learn your own rhythm by viewing how much fluid your cup has gathered.

What is the holding capacity of a lunette?

The Lunette Model 1 has a holding capacity of 25 ml. and the larger model in Lunette, the Model 2 has a holding capacity of 30 ml. “I noticed some vendors selling a Lunette product, but it looks as if it is not the official Lunette Brand?“