Hey Girls Period Cup – Small

Hey Girls Small Silicone Period Cup
This Hey Girls 100% medical-grade silicone small period cup is a popular reusable alternative to single use tampons. This soft silicone white rubber cup is latex free and worn internally to collect menstrual blood. The cup forms a light seal with the vaginal wall allowing blood to pass into the menstrual cup without any leaks or odour. The small cup is recommended if you are 25 or under or have not given birth vaginally.
Made from top quality, medical grade silicone, this period cup is BPA and latex-free, completely safe, hygienic and, unlike disposable period products, won’t affect your vagina’s natural pH balance or dry you out. Ideal for people on the go and for use overnight, as they only need changing every 10-12 hours. They have a secure lip and a ridged stem at the bottom for easy removal. They come in two sizes to ensure a perfect fit and leak-free period and come with a handy storge bag. Have an eco-friendly positive period with Hey Girls, with every purchase made a pack is donated to people facing period poverty in the UK.

Easy to clean
Wear day or night
Small: moderate absorbency
Large: heavy absorbency
Holds 4-5 tampons
Change every 10-12 hours
Free from: Latex, Phthalates, BPA, Dioxins, Perfumes, Bleaches, Toxins

We recommend using a small cup if you are 25 or under or have not given birth vaginally. If you are over 25 or have given birth vaginally, we would recommend trying a large.
If you have a petite frame, please keep that in mind when choosing your cup size.
SAFETY FIRST! If you have an IUD, a menstrual cup may not be the right product for you. If you have a contraceptive coil, always consult with your GP before using.
The small cup measures 7cm in length with a 4cm diameter, and large is 7.5cm in length with a 4.5 diameter.

Hey Girls is the multi-award-winning social enterprise producing eco-friendly period products, including reusable period cups, period pants and cloth pads, as well as plastic free single use period pads and tampons. With social and ethical choices at the heart of everything they do, Hey Girls key aim is fighting period poverty in the UK and beyond.
This kitchen table start-up is the creation of Celia Hodson in 2018, and her two daughters Kate and Bec. Having experienced period poverty themselves, their buy one, donate one business model goes directly into funding the fight for everyone to experience equal periods. With 1 in 10 people experiencing period poverty in the uk, hey girls have developed links with a network of 150 community partner organisations to enable better access to quality period products for all. For every purchase made, a whole box of period products is donated to someone in need facing period poverty in the UK.