Requirement checklist
Build a shortlist that respects your body and your routine.
MonthlyCup model choice should start with listed dimensions, then move through your flow, comfort preferences, handling confidence and care routine. This page keeps the decision practical without claiming a guaranteed fit.
Decision flow
Four checks before you buy.
The aim is not to diagnose or prescribe. It is to help you read the product range more clearly before you confirm live product details in the MonthlyCup shop.
Start with the measurement table.
Compare Mini, Normal and Plus by diameter, cup length, total length and capacity to holes. If you have already used a cup before, compare these figures with what you know about your previous experience.
Think about flow without making capacity the only factor.
Capacity can matter on heavier days, but a higher capacity does not automatically mean a better match. Comfort, width and handling preferences still matter.
Separate general size advice from your own preferences.
The MonthlyCup guide does not reduce model choice to age or childbirth alone. Treat those as insufficient shortcuts rather than final answers.
Check the current product page before purchase.
Product pages can hold current commercial information. For example, the MonthlyCup Normal Pink page lists Normal measurements and says it is supplied with a fabric storage pouch and instruction manual.
Normal Pink example
What the product page documents.
The MonthlyCup Normal Pink product information lists diameter 43 mm, length 55 mm without stem, 65 mm including stem and 22 ml capacity up to the holes. It also lists medical-grade silicone, manufacture in Sweden, a fabric storage pouch and an instruction manual.
These are product-page statements from the manufacturer, not independent clinical evidence or a guarantee that Normal will fit every person.
Care basics
Handling and cleaning are part of the choice.
A model that looks right on paper still needs to work with your routine. The supplied instructions should be followed for use, cleaning and storage.
During use
The manufacturer instructs users to wash hands, empty according to flow and no later than 12 hours, and release the seal before removal rather than pulling the stem alone.
Between periods
The guide says to boil before first use and between periods as instructed, dry fully and store with air circulation. Replace the cup if the silicone is damaged, sticky or noticeably changed.
Internal guide path
Continue your comparison.
If you have not compared all three models yet, start with the side-by-side table. If your question is about price or availability, use the live-shop guidance page.
Can this checklist tell me exactly which cup will fit?
No. It can help you compare documented product details, but the MonthlyCup guide does not guarantee that any model will fit everyone.
Is age enough to choose a MonthlyCup size?
No. The provided MonthlyCup guidance says age or childbirth alone are not a size rule. Measurements, flow and preferences should be compared.
What is included with MonthlyCup Normal Pink?
The manufacturer product page lists a fabric storage pouch and an instruction manual with MonthlyCup Normal Pink.
When should a cup be replaced?
The MonthlyCup guide says to replace silicone that is damaged, sticky or noticeably changed. It does not support a fixed lifespan claim in this source pack.