Choosing the right Silverette® size is simple: measure your areola, match it to the chart, and you're done. This guide explains how to measure, which size to choose, and what the 2026 size names mean.
| Size | Best for areola diameter | Cup height |
|---|---|---|
| Small (S) | Up to 4.6cm | 1.4cm |
| Medium (M) | 4.7cm to 5.2cm | 1.4cm |
| Large (L) | 5.3cm and above | 1.6cm |
Between sizes? Choose the larger one.
In 2026, Silverette® updated its size names. The cups themselves haven't changed, only the names:
| Previous name | New name |
|---|---|
| Regular | Small (S) |
| XL | Medium (M) |
| (new) | Large (L) |
Choose the larger size.
No. The rim of the cup rests gently on the areola, creating a protected dome over the nipple. Full areola coverage isn't required for Silverette® to work.
You can measure at any time. If you're buying before your baby arrives and you're unsure, choose the larger size if you're between two.