FUN CUP SIZE B
- Includes 1 large menstrual cup & an antimicrobial travel bag
- Period protection for heavier days
- Great for folks with longer vaginal canals
- Comfortable anatomical shape
- Save money compared to disposable products
- Medical grade silicone – wash and wear again
- 2.29 in, Ø 1.7 in, 1.01 oz (5,8 cm; Ø 4,3 cm, 30 ml)
(holds 6x more than a tampon)
Say hello to a hassle-free period. The best friend of heavy bleeders is the FUN CUP SIZE B, the large menstrual cup. The silicone cup has a form-fitting, comfy shape, preserves your sexual health, costs a fraction of what you spend on tampons and pads every year, and can be reused over and over again, for a seriously eco-friendly cycle.
NO MORE INTERRUPTIONS
Your heaviest days just got a lot easier. The FUN CUP SIZE B holds six times more than a tampon. It’s a game-changer for busy work-shifts, road trips, and not losing your spot up front at concerts.
SIZE B is designed with a firm tip for easy adjustment, a firm rim for secure placement, and a soft middle that forms to your body’s curves without any uncomfortable pressure. Its size also makes it perfect for someone with a longer vaginal canal, who doesn’t want to have to reach all the way in every time they want to change their cup.
Got places to be? Put a cup into your antimicrobial travel bag so you’ll be ready if your period surprises you.
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.
