FAQ
The things people actually ask
Everything you wanted to know about the MUNA Cup — answered honestly.
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No. When inserted correctly, it forms a seal — that's the whole mechanism. Most people need a cycle or two to find their fold. After that, you forget about it.
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No. Silicone is softer than a tampon. The ergonomic ring at the base means there's no rigid stem to poke. Removal is one fingertip on the ring — you'll feel it before you see it.
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If you can feel it, it isn't in deep enough. The MUNA sits lower than a tampon — about a fingertip below the cervix. When it's right, you'll forget it's there.
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Yes to all. Up to 12 hours, any activity, any position. The seal doesn't care about gravity.
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Rinse with water between uses. Boil for 5 minutes at the start and end of each cycle. That's the whole protocol.
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Yes — break the seal before removing to avoid pulling the strings. Most users have them together without issue.
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Up to 10 years with proper care. That's one cup replacing up to 2,000 disposables over its lifetime.
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Start with S if you're under 30, have a light to medium flow, or haven't given birth vaginally. Choose L if you're 30+, have a heavier flow, or have given birth. Not sure? Take the size guide →
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