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Mooncup Reusable Menstrual Cup

Name: Mooncup Reusable Menstrual Cup
Brand: Mooncup
SKU: I0018794
Price: 30.1 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Size A€30.10 Size B€30.10

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The world’s first medical grade silicone menstrual cup - backed by 20 years of research, trusted by millions, and designed to last for years, not just one cycle.

Perfect for heavy days or when you’re on-the-go, the Mooncup holds up to 3x more fluid than regular tampons and can be worn for up to 8 hours.

Cost effective, leak-proof & easy to insert, remove and clean.

Included in 90-day Mooncup satisfaction guarantee.

Available in two sizes:

Size A

Recommended for those who are 30 and over, and all who have given birth vaginally regardless of age.
46mm in diameter
50mm in length
Holds up to 29.3ml of fluid

Size B

Recommended for those under the age of 30 who have not given birth vaginally.
43mm in diameter
50mm in length
Holds up to 28.8ml of fluid

Read our blog 'Using essential oils to support your menstrual cycle with Tisserand Aromatherapy' for information on how you can support your menstrual health.

Vegan Society Certified

B-Corp Certified

Where do I position my Mooncup?

The Mooncup menstrual cup is designed to form a light seal with the walls of the vagina and not sit over the cervix itself. It needs to be placed as low as it will comfortably sit in the vagina. If any of the stem is sticking out of the vagina or causing any irritation or discomfort, you will need to gradually trim it. It is important that there is space between the circular rim (top) of the Mooncup and the cervix. The menstrual blood will flow down from the cervix and be collected by the Mooncup.

Can I wear my Mooncup overnight?

You can wear the Mooncup for up to 8 hours, emptying and rinsing it before going to bed and then again as soon as you wake up. If you have heavy periods you may need to empty your Mooncup more often.

Is it okay to wear my Mooncup when I'm exercising?

Yes, the Mooncup menstrual cup is great to use while doing sport and exercise. We would always recommend emptying your Mooncup before exercising, and we also recommend getting used to using the Mooncup before relying upon it during exercise. Some users choose to also use a panty-liner while gaining confidence. Most importantly, if you experience any leakage when not exercising, we would recommend that you resolve this first.

Is the Mooncup messy?

Using a Mooncup can feel different from using pads or tampons, and might take a little getting used to at first. However, that doesn’t mean it’s messier! When inserted and removed properly, a Mooncup can be just as clean to use as other period care. A Mooncup is designed to collect rather than absorb menstrual fluid, which means it typically doesn’t leak when placed correctly. It forms a seal with the vaginal walls to prevent spillage. Most Mooncuppers find that with a bit of practice, inserting and removing their cup becomes a quick and straightforward process. During removal, it’s important to keep your Mooncup upright to avoid spilling the contents.

The Mooncup Original is made from soft medical grade silicone (quartz and sandstone), is latex-free and contains no dyes, BPA, PFAS, phthalates, petroleum plastic, bleaches or toxins. It is not the same type of silicone that is used for breast implants.

We are dedicated to maintaining the accuracy of product information. However, as ingredients and usage instructions may change over time, we cannot guarantee complete accuracy. For the most reliable and current details, please refer directly to the manufacturers' information.

Using a Mooncup is easy once you’ve got the hang of it. Here’s a quick guide to using a period cup:

Wash your hands and get comfy.
Fold the cup – we love the Punchdown or C-fold.
Insert it – gently separate your labia with one hand, and guide the cup in with the other, aiming it back toward your tailbone (not straight up).
Let it pop open – once it’s in, run a finger around the rim to check it’s fully open and sitting just below the cervix.
When it’s time to empty, gently break the seal and remove.

Tip: It can take a couple of cycles to feel confident. Try practising when you're not on your period - no pressure, no mess!

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