Size Guide
hiccup is currently available in 2 sizes.
Both sizes work for most people but there are a few things that can be kept in mind while picking out which size might work best for you.
Minor Hiccup
Recommended for those who:
Have regular flow
Haven’t given birth vaginally
Have a low cervix*
Major Hiccup
Recommended for those who:
Have heavy flow
Have given birth vaginally
Have a high cervix*
While the flow is usually the most important factor in helping you decide which cup is for you, we recommend the following:
Teens – If you’re starting out, we recommend doing so with minor hiccup
Sexually Inactive – If you’re not sexually active, your muscles are likely to be tighter. We recommend going with minor hiccup in this case.
How to Measure your Cervix
Wash your hands and insert 1-2 fingers into your vaginal canal. Feel around for your cervix. It should feel soft yet firm with a roundish shape. It will have a small hole in the center. Touch the tip of your cervix and check how far inside your hand is.
If you’re in till your first knuckle, you have a low cervix.
If you’re in till the middle of your finger, you have a medium cervix.
If almost your entire finger is inside, you have a high cervix.
For a low to medium cervix, we recommend going with minor hiccup while for those with a medium to high cervix, we recommend going with major hiccup.
Size Guide
| Minor Hiccup | Major Hiccup | |
|---|---|---|
| Volume | 25ml | 30ml |
| Total Height | 68mm | 72mm |
| Cup Height | 57mm | 60mm |
| Stem Size | 11mm | 12mm |
| Diameter (Rim) | 42mm | 48mm |
If you’re still confused about your size or have questions, we’d love to help you. Reach out to us at yourchums@myhiccup.in
