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Mooncup donates reusable period care to The Pankhurst Trust, supporting survivors of domestic abuse with access, dignity, and real choice.
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Supporting period dignity in Manchester: Our Mooncup donation to The Pankhurst Trust

We donated reusable period care to The Pankhurst Trust, supporting survivors of domestic abuse with access, dignity, and real choice.

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A pile of white tampons arranged on a soft pink background, symbolising access to free period products in Scotland Periods 101

Woman on a mission to make period products free in Scotland

How Monica Lennon made Scotland the first country to offer free period products for all.

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Paper cut-out illustration of ovaries on a pink background, symbolising uterine health and fibroid awareness Periods 101

What are fibroids? Causes, signs & treatments

What are fibroids, and how can you manage the symptoms? Here’s everything you need to know.

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woman touching a fruit representing measuring a cervix Periods 101

Get up-close-and-personal with your cervix

Meet your cervix: why its height matters for your period, fertility & the right cup fit.

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Tampons on a pink background — supporting blog about why you shouldn’t flush tampons, how to dispose of them responsibly, and the environmental impact of improper tampon disposal Periods 101

Can you flush tampons?

Flushing tampons? Here’s why it’s a no-go — and what to do instead for you and the planet.

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Woman exercising during her period, highlighting the physical and emotional benefits of movement while using a comfortable menstrual product like the Mooncup Periods 101

Exercising during your period: the dos and don’ts

Can you work out on your period? Yes! Here’s how exercise can actually help your symptoms.

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Row of toilet cubicles, illustrating the common experience of digestive changes and increased bathroom trips during menstruation, often referred to as period poops Periods 101

What are period poops?

Wondering what “period poops” are? Here's why they happen — and how to manage the symptoms.

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