Start with the leaflet, not a shortcut.
MonthlyCup product information states that the product is supplied with an instruction manual. That manual is the product-specific reference point for use and care.
The published MonthlyCup guide also says to follow the supplied instructions and to boil before first use and between periods as instructed. This wording matters: the exact routine should come from the supplied guidance, not from a copied internet checklist.
During your period: keep the handling sequence simple.
According to the MonthlyCup guide, users should wash their hands, empty the cup according to flow and no later than 12 hours, and release the seal before removal instead of pulling the stem alone.
- Wash hands before handling.
- Empty based on flow, within the stated maximum interval.
- Break the seal before removal.
- Do not use the stem alone as the removal method.
Between periods: clean, dry and store with air.
The MonthlyCup guide says to boil between periods as instructed, dry the cup fully and store it with air circulation. The Normal product page also states that the product is supplied with a fabric storage pouch.
A breathable storage approach is different from sealing a damp cup away. If you are unsure about the pouch, leaflet or product condition, use current MonthlyCup support rather than guessing.
Replacement checks should be visual and tactile.
The manufacturer guide says to replace silicone that is damaged, sticky or noticeably changed. This page does not add a fixed product lifetime because that is not supported by the supplied source summary.
Source boundary: manufacturer instructions are product information, not independent clinical evidence. This guide does not infer guaranteed fit, guaranteed leak prevention or medical suitability.