Quick answer
The Fun Cup by Fun Factory is a menstrual cup made from medical silicone, holding 20 ml and shaped for lighter days. It sits internally and offers up to 12 hours of protection, so you can get through most of a day or night without changing it. Easy to insert and remove, it comes in two sizes, A and B, so you can match the fit to your body.
What is the Fun Cup?
The Fun Cup is Fun Factory's menstrual cup, a silicone cup worn internally to collect flow instead of absorbing it. With a 20 ml capacity and a shape aimed at lighter days, it targets the parts of the cycle when flow is gentle rather than at its heaviest.
What sets it apart is the pairing of medical silicone with a design meant to go in and come out easily, backed by up to 12 hours of wear. Two sizes, A and B, let you settle on the fit that works for your body, so the choice is not left to chance.
Who is it for?
The Fun Cup suits anyone looking for an internal, silicone based option to manage lighter flow. Its 20 ml capacity and up to 12 hours of wear make it a practical pick for gentle days, and the two sizes give room to match your body.
- People with a lighter flow who want an internal cup
- Anyone who prefers a medical silicone cup worn internally
- Users who want up to 12 hours between changes
- Those choosing between two sizes for a better fit
Technical specifications
| Feature |
Detail |
| Material |
Medical silicone |
| Volume |
20 ml |
| Sizes |
A and B |
| Wear time |
Up to 12 hours |
Strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Made from medical silicone
- Up to 12 hours of protection
- Easy to insert and remove
- Available in two sizes, A and B
Limitations
- The 20 ml capacity is built for lighter days, so heavier flow means emptying it more often
- Getting the right fit depends on choosing correctly between size A and B
- Comfort relies on correct internal placement, which can take a cycle or two to get used to
- Only two sizes are offered
Alternatives worth considering
If you are browsing the wider range, Fun Factory also offers the Smartballs Duo and the Smartball Uno, both aimed at pelvic floor training rather than menstrual care, while the Hex from LELO covers protection. These address different needs than the Fun Cup, so think of them as companions in an intimate wellness routine rather than direct swaps.