Merula Menstrual Cup

(21 Reviews)
£23.00
Brand
Material
Medical Grade Silicone
Capacity to Rim
Reg 38ml / XL 50ml
Capacity @ holes
Reg 38ml / XL 50ml
Stem Length
Reg 33mm / XL 25mm
Made In
Germany
Product Detail

Best for...

  • Those needing high capacity
  • High & Low cervix!

Merula Menstrual Cup Overview

The Merula Cup is a really popular menstrual cup due to it's unusual shape which makes it suitable for so many people.

It does not matter if you have weak or strong pelvic floor muscles the Merula cup stays where it belongs. 

The Merula cup can be worn folded and does not have to open completely, only the edge needs to be open. Even if you have really strong pelvic floor muscles you will not make the cup lose it's shape.

The Merula cup is round, with a rigid edge and a thin, soft body. 

The Merula cup is made out of 100% medical-grade silicone and produced in Germany. The stem on the cup is usual and different to other menstrual cups, it is an adaptable, three-rung stem that can be shortened to ensure an individual, optimally comfortable length.

Contents:

  • 1x Merula Cup in your chosen size Onesize/XL and colour.
  • 1x small cotton pouch in coordinating colours to your cup.
  • 1x Instruction Leaflet

Sizes

The Merula cup comes in two sizes either standard onesize or XL.  So which one is right for you?
 

Merula One Size

The Merula cup's unusual spherical shape means the Merula One Size cup has a short height of only 39mm.

This means the cup can easily be used if you have a low cervix however unusually it is also suitable if you have a high cervix due to the long ladder shaped stem.  This versatility is really useful if you find your cervix height changes throughout your period.

Measuring the height of your cervix before using the cup for the first time is not necessary. Simply decide which length of the stem would be perfect for you.  You can adapt by cutting one of the two levels from the stem.

The Merula cup has a very large capacity up to 38ml which is the equivalent of 2 large tampons. 

The diameter is from 40-46mm. Merula Onesize adapts perfectly to your body and is ideal for light or heavy bleeding.
 

Merula Cup XL

The Merula Cup XL has a VERY large capcity of up to 50ml and comes with a diameter of 46mm .

The Merula XL cup is perfect if you have very heavy bleeding. 

The capacity of the Merula XL cup is on average the equivalent of 2 standard menstrual cups or 2.5 large tampons.

The Merula XL has a cup height of 50mm and is designed for use with medium to high cervix.

It comes with two rungs on the ladder stem so you can adapt it to fit your perfect needs.

If your cervix is exceptionally low or you feel your vagina is exceptionally tight then the XL cup may be too large for you, in this case we recommend you stick with the Merula Onesize Cup instead.

 

The Nappy Lady Ambassador Experience

The Merula cup can take a bit of practicing. We have some handy tips that other customers have found useful when fitting the merula cup

Use the punch down method when inserting the Merula Cup

One the cup is inserted and open the twist and push the cup to get it to open fully in the right place.

You can read about their experience here

 
Customer Reviews (21)
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21 Reviews:

Merula mess
Rating:
01 April 2024  | 

This cup was honestly the worst one I’ve tried. Perhaps the ‘one size fits all’ idea isn’t the best one to go for. It was awful to insert and even worse to take out. And the flat shape of the pull tab rubbed and chafed. Not trying to be mean to the people who developed it, but honestly I would’ve given 0 stars if I could.

 
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Huge capacity, uncomfortable fitting
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25 August 2023  | 

I’ve been using menstrual cups for somewhere between five and ten years, and my only frustration was having to empty them out so frequently. This cup definitely solved that problem as the capacity is massive. However, I’ve found it uncomfortable to insert and remove due to its size. I’ve never given birth and I’m under 30, so this might be a contributing factor. But the discomfort is worth keeping in mind.

I probably won’t be using it any more.

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Stick to the 40ml
Rating:
04 April 2023  | 

I thought I would treat myself to an 'upgrade' with the 50ml.... Turns out it's much harder material not soft like the 40ml and three bleeds in and I'm still disappointed

 
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