Scarlet | Period Cups

One cup, up to 8 hours, in medical-grade silicone. Two sizes, reusable, and the only real cost is the first cycle while you work it out. After that you stop thinking about it, which is the whole point.

Period Cup

Long wear. Less waste. More control.

Cup Starter Set

Everything you need to make the switch.

On-The-Go Set

Less period admin. More getting on with it.

Discreet Days Set

No VPL. No waste. No compromise.

No Strings Swim Set

No tampons. Just swim freely.

Clean cup. Clean hands. Sorted.

Made for people who don't have time for origami in the bathroom

Medical-grade silicone, two sizes, up to eight hours before it needs emptying. One cup does the job that years of boxes used to, so the bathroom bin stops keeping score. The only real cost is the first cycle, where you will absolutely be doing it wrong for a bit, and then never really think about it again.

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Everyone's first cup is a shambles

Give it two cycles before you decide anything. The first is a learning curve for everyone, including the people who say it wasn't. By the second, you forget it's there.

Which size

Size 1 Regular is where most people start. Size 2 Large suits heavier days and anyone who's given birth. Between the two, start at Regular.

How long can I leave it in

Up to eight hours before it needs emptying. A work day, a flight, or a lunch that got away from you. Not longer.

Will I be able to get it out

Yes. Bear down, pinch the base to break the seal, take your time. Panicking is the only thing that makes it harder.

How do I clean it

Rinse between empties. Proper wash at the end of the cycle with the Cup and Hand Wash, so you're not eyeing off the dish soap at eleven at night.

Cup or undies

Most people end up with both. Cup for the long day, undies underneath for backup, undies alone for the days you can't be bothered with anything internal.