Intimina Lily Cup Size A - Thin Menstrual Cup, Period Cup with Up to 8 Hours Use

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Most menstrual cups come in different sizes. The three main factors that play into the size are age, whether you’ve given birth vaginally, and the placement of your cervix. Companies will recommend smaller sizes for teens and those who haven’t given birth, and larger sizes for those over 30 with heavier flows or people who have given birth. White vinegar, 1 part, with 2 parts water. Soak for 24 hours, and wash well after. Boil the cup if it still smells like vinegar.

If you’re looking for a new menstrual cup, I’d probably give this one from Intimina a miss. It’s difficult to insert because it’s so soft, and doesn’t work for anyone without a high cervix. If you decide to sterilize by boiling it in a pot of water on the stove, watch it the entire time. Many a cup has been ruined by a pot boiling dry with a menstrual cup in it.The size of the cup also leads to more cup capacity. Your flow will determine whether you need a high capacity cup or not, says Dr. Greves. If the smaller size fits better but your flow is heavier, then you’ll need to empty it more frequently. For those with consistently heavy flows, a menstrual disc might be better suited as it typically holds more. Firmness I’m telling you, it’s easy sailing once you’ve learned to relax and have gotten used to inserting it. I’ve worked out in mine and obviously slept in it. I know I read some people were concerned about your period blood, like, sloshing against your cervix when doing yoga, but…. no. You’ll be fine. That sloshing is not a thing. I saved a ton of money by switching from disposable products to the Lily Cup. Plus, no more vaginal dryness, it’s better for my health and it’s also great for the environment and reducing plastic waste. I considered the Intimina Lily Cup Compact as well, but decided on this slightly firmer one.” Sizes A menstrual cup might seem like a big change from disposable period protection, but it’s not as complicated as it looks (and it has way more benefits!). Just like the first time you used a tampon, it just takes a bit of practice and then you’ll be a pro in no time. What is a menstrual cup? Grip the stem and gently pull downwards until you can feel the base of the cup. DO NOT pull the cup out by the stem.

There are a few reasons that people don’t love the Intimina Lilly Cup, which we’ll get into in this article. One of the most important ones is the high price-tag that goes along with it. It’s one of the most expensive cups you can buy, but is it worth it? Shop Now There are many menstrual cups on the market and they come in lots of different shapes and sizes, and you might be wondering which menstrual cup is best.If you’d like to have penetrative sex during your period, we have some good news for you! The Instead Soft Cup/ Flex Menstrual Discs are designed just for you. They are flat discs that sit right up under your cervix, unlike the Lili Cup which sits low.

You see, when cotton or rayon is processed it is bleached with chlorine. And when cotton is grown, it can be exposed to pesticides. You wouldn’t want to put any of those things in your body, would you? The Lily Cup is a the menstrual cup we’re talking about in this article. The Lily Cup Compact is the world’s first (and only?) collapsible menstrual cup. Intimina makes them both, along with other feminine care products.

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I didn’t think it was that messy when I finally got the cup out. Yes, your fingers will have some blood on them. And, yes, you will have to get up in there in your vagina, but you’re getting to know your own body. You can also see just how much blood your body loses during your period.