FUN CUP SIZE A
- Includes 1 small menstrual cup & an antimicrobial travel bag
- Period protection for lighter days
- Great for folks with shorter vaginal canals
- Comfortable anatomical shape
- Save money compared to tampons or pads
- Medical grade silicone – wash and reuse
- 1 in, Ø 1.56 in, 0.68 oz (5,3 cm; Ø 4 cm; 20 ml)
(holds 4x more than a tampon)
Your period is about to get easier. The form-fitting small menstrual cup, FUN CUP SIZE A, provides super comfortable protection, protects your sexual health, saves you money, and cuts way down on the amount of waste you throw away.
STAY ON TRACK
Don’t get sidelined by your period! The FUN CUP SIZE A holds four times as much as a tampon, letting you focus on what you’re doing without wondering when you’ll have to take your next bathroom break.
The smaller of the two cups, SIZE A is a great option for lighter days or folks with shorter vaginal canals. Its unobtrusive size also makes it easy to slip in when you’re spotting or just before your period starts. (A little water-based lube can help with that.)
Developed over a period of months, SIZE A has firmer rim and tip for secure placement and easy adjustment. The middle is soft enough for comfort but firm enough to make it easy to put in and take out.
Heading out the door? Toss a cup into your antimicrobial travel bag so you’ll always have one when you need it.
SHOULD I BE CONCERNED ABOUT TSS?
TSS is very rare, both in general and with menstrual product use. It is very dangerous and can also be deadly under some circumstances without treatment. TSS can occur for any one of several reasons and is caused by toxic strains of bacteria entering the bloodstream.
Symptoms of TSS:
- sudden fever
- shivering attack
- sickness
- vomiting
- muscular pain
- drop in blood pressure
- dizziness
If symptoms appear, take the FUN CUP out and go to the doctor. Make sure to tell the doctor that you used an insertable menstrual product. If you have had TSS before, it is not recommended that you use the FUN CUP. To reduce risk of TSS please follow instructions for use. In general, we recommend consulting with your doctor before using a new menstrual product.
