Diva Cup Not Working Out For You?
Many new MeLuna customers come to us because they were unsuccessful with their initial choice of cup: the Diva Cup.
The Diva cup is unusual in that it is a very tall cup even in the smaller diameters.
Let’s have a look at our selection of standard height MeLuna Cups next to the Diva Cup
Brand Comparison: Diva Cup vs Me Luna
As you can see even the Diva menstrual cup meant for new users / teens is unusually tall. It’s no surprise that many Diva users complain about being able to feel the Diva cup’s handle.
Let’s compare the actual measurements
Size | Height (w/o handle) | Diameter | Volume to Top | Volume to Holes |
Shorty Small | 33 mm | 38 mm | 15 ml | 9 ml |
Shorty Medium | 36 mm | 41 mm | 19 ml | 11 ml |
Shorty Large | 39 ml | 44 mm | 24 ml | 15 ml |
Shorty XL | 41 mm | 47 mm | 28 ml | 18 ml |
Small | 45 mm | 38 mm | 23 ml | 16 ml |
Medium | 48 mm | 41 mm | 26 ml | 18 ml |
Large | 51 mm | 44 mm | 34 ml | 24 ml |
XL | 56 mm | 47 mm | 40 ml | 28 ml |
Handle Style | adds to height: |
Ball Handle | approx 10 mm |
Ring Handle | approx 13 mm |
Stem Handle | approx 17 mm |
And here are the Diva Cup Measurements in comparison
Size | Height with handle | Diameter |
Diva 0 | 65 mm | 38 mm |
Diva 1 | 66 mm | 42 mm |
Diva 2 | 66 mm | 45 mm |
Menstrual Cups when Standard Cups are way too long : Low Cervix Menstrual Cups
While many users for whom the Diva is too long can simply switch to a standard MeLuna to enjoy more well proportioned dimension for users needing the larger diameters AND a shorter cup, a MeLuna Shorty may be in order.
The MeLuna Shorty is made specifically for users with below average cervix height.
Let’s have a look next to the Diva cups!
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