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Range guide

The MonthlyCup range, explained by model — not myth.

The supplied MonthlyCup guide documents three models: Mini, Normal and Plus. This page keeps the comparison practical: what is listed, what differs, and why the final choice should not be reduced to age or childbirth alone.

Three abstract menstrual cup models on a measurement grid

Three model names, three different measurement profiles.

The range is easiest to understand when the models are treated as measured products. The supplied manufacturer guide lists Mini, Normal and Plus with different diameters, lengths and capacities to the holes.

Mini

Smallest listed diameter

Mini is listed with a 37 mm diameter, 45 mm cup length, 55 mm total length and 15 ml capacity to the holes.

Compare Mini specs
Normal

Middle documented size

Normal is listed with a 43 mm diameter, 55 mm cup length, 65 mm total length and 22 ml capacity to the holes.

Read the Normal Pink brief
Plus

Largest listed capacity

Plus is listed with a 47 mm diameter, 55 mm cup length, 65 mm total length and 43 ml capacity to the holes.

Compare Plus specs

How MonthlyCup says to think about choice.

The manufacturer guide advises comparing measurements, individual flow and personal preferences. It also says age or childbirth alone should not be used as a size rule, and that no model is guaranteed to fit everyone.

  • 1Use dimensions as a starting point. Diameter and length help you compare the physical profile of each model.
  • 2Use capacity carefully. Listed capacity to the holes helps compare models, but it is not a promise about how often any person will need to empty the cup.
  • 3Use the official guide and supplied instructions. The live main-site guide and the instruction manual should be followed for current product handling information.

Move from overview to official guidance.

The range summary here is designed for orientation. For the current official presentation and purchase flow, continue to the main MonthlyCup/Menskopp site.