Before and during use
MonthlyCup’s guide instructs users to wash hands and empty according to flow, and no later than 12 hours.
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Care and support
Care signals matter before you rely on a cup again.
A replacement decision is not only about size. MonthlyCup’s supplied guide includes practical instructions for hand washing, emptying, removal, boiling, drying, storage, and replacement when silicone has changed.
Washhands first
Emptyby flow, max 12h
Storedry, with air
Core care points
Use current instructions, not memory.
The manufacturer guidance supplied for this site says to follow the instructions that come with the product. The summary below is intentionally limited to those supplied points and does not add medical recommendations.
Removal
The guide says to release the seal before removal rather than pulling the stem alone.
Between periods
The supplied guidance says to boil before first use and between periods as instructed, dry fully, and store with air circulation.
Replace if damagedDo not continue relying on damaged silicone.
Replace if stickyStickiness is listed as a reason to replace.
Replace if changedNoticeable silicone changes are listed as a reason to replace.
Support route
Know when to ask MonthlyCup directly.
For product-specific or shopping questions, use the current MonthlyCup support page. The supplied support source displays the customer-service email shop@mosweden.com. This is product and shopping support, not medical care.
Good questions for support
- Which current MonthlyCup product page should I use for the latest details?
- Where can I find the current instruction manual guidance?
- Is a specific product currently available in the shop?
- Who should I contact about an order or shopping issue?
Source-aware FAQ
Care answers without overclaiming.
These answers stay inside the supplied MonthlyCup manufacturer guidance. They avoid unsupported fixed lifespan, leak-prevention, medical, or quantified environmental claims.
How often should I empty a MonthlyCup?
The supplied MonthlyCup guide says to empty according to flow and no later than 12 hours.
Should I pull the stem to remove the cup?
The supplied guide says to release the seal before removal rather than pulling the stem alone.
When should a menstrual cup be replaced?
According to the supplied MonthlyCup guide summary, replace silicone that is damaged, sticky, or noticeably changed.
How should the cup be stored between periods?
The supplied guidance says to dry it fully and store it with air circulation. Follow the instructions supplied with the product.
Important: If you have symptoms, pain, irritation, infection concerns, or any health-related question, seek qualified healthcare advice. MonthlyCup support should not be treated as medical care.