Hello Menstrual Cup - Large Purple

The Hello Cup is a game changer in period care. It holds up to 3 times the volume of a tampon, lasts for years, saves you money, is environmentally friendly and comfortable.  

The Hello Cup is designed and manufactured in New Zealand using high-quality TPE from Germany. Coloured using certified food-grade dyes that comply with EU and FDA standards and is free from rubber, latex, BPA, heavy metals and other nasties. 

TPE was used to make the Hello Cup as it means that the menstrual cup is fully recyclable at the end of its life. It is comfortable, soft to the touch and hypoallergenic – making it perfect for anyone with silicone sensitivities.

• Hypoallergenic
  
• Silicone and BPA Free
• Made of Medical-Grade TPE
• Holds more than single-use tampons and pads
• Reusable for years
• Designed by a Registered Nurse for stand-out comfort
• Made in New Zealand
• Recyclable and compostable packaging
  

Sizes

• Small: Designed for younger users with a medium height cervix, the small size is smaller and slightly softer, making insertion and learning to use a menstrual cup a little less daunting. It’s a great choice for teenagers, petite users or those who prefer a ‘mini’ size tampon. The Small Hello Cup has a capacity of 17ml and measures 38mm in diameter x 56mm in length.
• Medium: Recommended for people who are under 35 years of age, (regardless of whether they have had children ) and who have a medium height cervix. Physically fit people are often best suited to the Medium size, regardless of age or childbearing history. The Medium Hello Cup has a capacity of 21ml and measures 41mm in diameter x 59mm in length.
• Large: Recommended for people who are over the age of 35 who have given birth and who have a medium height cervix. The Large Hello Cup has a capacity of 29.5ml and measures 45mm in diameter x 64mm in length.

Cleaning

Once your period has finished, it is recommended that you sterilise your Hello Cup either by using sterilisation tablets or giving it a quick boil on the stove (just don’t let the bottom touch the bottom of the pan!)