Does MonthlyCup support provide medical advice?

No. This page only describes product and shopping support. Medical concerns should be taken to an appropriate healthcare professional.

What email is shown for MonthlyCup customer service?

The source pack shows shop@mosweden.com on the MonthlyCup support page, but readers should use the live support page for current details.

Do I need to share health data to read this site?

No. The site does not include a period calendar or health-data collection tool.

My Menstruation

Support boundaries

Get help without turning your body into a data profile.

You should not need to fill out a health tracker just to understand product instructions, measurements or where to ask a shopping question.

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What support is for

Product and shopping questions belong with product support.

The MonthlyCup support page offers product and shopping assistance. The customer-service email shown in the source pack is shop@mosweden.com. Use the live support page for the most current route and details.

Support should not be represented as medical care. If your question is about symptoms or bleeding changes, product support is not a substitute for a doctor.

Support source: MonthlyCup customer support page. No response times or medical-care promises are made here.

Privacy by design

Why there is no period tracker here.

This site is for reading, not logging. It does not ask for period dates, symptoms, flow notes, sexual history, age, childbirth history or personal identifiers to show the content.

No calendar

The site does not calculate cycles or predict periods. Cycle patterns vary, and this guide is not designed for personal tracking.

No symptom log

We do not ask you to record cramps, mood, flow, discharge or other personal health details.

No diagnosis

General information can help you prepare questions, but it cannot diagnose what is happening in your body.

Healthcare boundary

When to speak with a doctor.

NHS period information says cycle patterns vary. It also says new bleeding between periods, after sex, or after menopause should be discussed with a doctor.

If you are worried about symptoms, pain, bleeding changes or possible infection, use appropriate healthcare support rather than a product FAQ.