SIZE CHARTS and a link to some guidelines

[kuradi8]

EVERY brand says that their Small is for younger users who have not had children that and their Large is for those over a certain age and/or have given birth.  But what they are called doesn't fall within any range of physical sizes.  For example, some "smalls" are larger than some "larges."  Don't pick a brand or a size first. The chart I've

Comments

[lutyalapo]

Are those lengths including the stem or without?

[kuradi8]

GOOD QUESTION!

WITHOUT the stem.

Awesome.

[devil_blondit]

Thanks!
This is a really good post. This'll help a lot of people with buying decisions.

[rohaa]

Wow, thanks for your effort in this, this is seriously useful.

[nakedfaery]

My brain is failing me atm. I'm giving up my Mooncup because I don't find it comfortable in my weird shaped vagina. I'm looking for a cup which is long and thin. Which would be the best according to these measurements?

[hwin]

Possibly a small Keeper/Moon Cup? That looks like the longest/thinnest to me.

(side note: I have a Keeper and it works great for me.)

[whitelime]

Here are the width:length ratios based on the numbers in this post (you are looking for a small width:length ratio):

Diva S - 0.75
Keeper S - 0.76
Diva L - 0.81
Mia S - 0.81
Keeper L - 0.81
Mooncup S - 0.86
Ladycup L - 0.87
Mia L - 0.87
Ladycup S - 0.87
Lunette S - 0.87
Lunette L - 0.88
Femmecup - 0.90
Mooncup L - 0.92

[just_a_spark]

woo! go keeper!