Period Cups

Period cups in 6 colours and 2 sizes

Lunette period cups, also known as menstrual cups, are made in Finland from 100% medical-grade silicone and independently tested by Danish TÆNK, with no unwanted substances detected. Each cup can be worn for up to 8 hours and lasts up to 10 years with proper care.

Not sure which size fits? Size 1 (25 ml, softer silicone) suits a light to medium flow. Size 2 (30 ml, firmer silicone) suits a medium to heavy flow. If your cup clearly doesn't work for you after a fair try of two to three cycles, we refund it or send the other size. New to cups? See how to use a menstrual cup, or read the menstrual cup buyer's guide for Australia.

Order from Lunette Australia in Australian dollars, with free shipping on orders over $100. Orders are sent with Australia Post and usually take 3–9 business days to arrive.

Menstrual cup FAQ

What are the disadvantages of a menstrual cup?

There is a learning curve. Cleveland Clinic lists an adjustment period, messier removal for many first-time users and the need to wash the cup each time you take it out, and notes that the early issues usually settle with practice. If you have an IUD or gynaecological problems, talk to your doctor before using a cup.

How do I know my menstrual cup is full?

Go by time and flow: the Lunette cup can be worn for up to 8 hours, and you may need to empty it more often on heavy days. Leaking can be a sign that the cup has been in too long and is full, according to Cleveland Clinic. The measuring lines on the cup show how much you have collected.

Can you pee with a menstrual cup in?

Yes. There is no need to remove your cup when urinating. After a bowel movement, check that the cup is still properly in place.

Do gynaecologists recommend menstrual cups?

Medical bodies treat cups as a standard period product. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists lists menstrual cups alongside pads, tampons and period underwear, and the ob/gyn quoted by Cleveland Clinic says these products "have been proven to be safe and very effective". In Australia, Jean Hailes for Women's Health lists menstrual cups among period products.