Diameter
MonthlyCup Normal is listed with a 43 mm diameter.
Beginner FAQ
You do not need to pretend menstrual cups are instantly obvious. Use this checklist to separate practical product questions from personal medical questions and to find the right next step.
These answers stay within verified manufacturer guidance and public health information. They are not medical advice or a promise that one model will suit everyone.
It collects menstrual flow. NHS public information distinguishes cups from pads and tampons by explaining that pads and tampons absorb flow, while cups collect it and can be washed and reused.
Yes. NHS information for people starting periods says product choice is personal and that cups and tampons can take practice.
The MonthlyCup guide lists Mini at 37 mm diameter and 15 ml capacity to the holes, Normal at 43 mm and 22 ml, and Plus at 47 mm and 43 ml. Cup length and total length also differ for Mini compared with Normal and Plus.
No single rule is supported here. MonthlyCup advises comparing measurements, individual flow and preferences; age or childbirth alone are not a size rule.
MonthlyCup says to empty according to flow and no later than 12 hours.
MonthlyCup instructs users to release the seal before removal instead of pulling the stem alone.
Knowing the category helps you choose the right next step. Product and shopping questions can go to MonthlyCup support. Personal medical concerns should be handled by a qualified healthcare professional.
The verified MonthlyCup Normal Pink product page lists specific product details. Check the live shop for current pricing, availability and the latest product information.
MonthlyCup Normal is listed with a 43 mm diameter.
Capacity is listed as 22 ml up to the holes.
The product information lists medical-grade silicone, manufacture in Sweden, a fabric storage pouch and an instruction manual.
MonthlyCup’s support page offers product and shopping assistance and lists the customer-service email shop@mosweden.com.
This FAQ uses MonthlyCup manufacturer information and NHS public health information. It does not provide diagnosis or individual medical recommendations.