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

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Of course, what cups actually hold is menstrual fluid, which is made up of blood, vaginal secretions, cervical mucus, and tissue from the endometrium. So If you are unsure of which cup would suit your needs best, then feel free to use our Menstrual cup sizer or contact our dedicated team and one of the team will ensure that you pick the perfect cup for you. We love that the MeLuna Classic comes in eight total sizes to accommodate people of different heights, athletic backgrounds, and vaginal-birth histories.

If at any time you would like to opt out from marketing, you can visit the Privacy Preferences page and select the relevant options. You can choose from wider, narrower, deeper, and shorter MeLuna cups, but if you’re just trying to figure out what works for you, the MeLuna Classic generally falls right down the middle and is a good place to start. As a result, a medical model can work for illustrating how a cup works, but because the model is a single, set size, many cups can’t open up inside because the model can’t stretch to accommodate them. This is definitely the best cup for first time cup users and teens the angle and lip make the in and out job so EASY and just over all fit nicely. This menstrual cup’s firmness hits the sweet spot, as it’s both easy to fold up and easy to pop open once inside.Designed to adapt to your busy lifestyle, this small accessory guarantees long-lasting protection for up to 12-hours, covering light to heavy flows. Follow the rules for your cup, with one exception: Many companies that make menstrual cups also sell special soaps and cleaning wipes, and they might even recommend these accessories in their manuals. Removing a disc also differs from removing a cup: Rather than pinching the bottom of the disc and pulling out, you insert a finger into your vaginal canal and hook it under the rim of the disc.

My first ever cup I tried since I wanted to be more exo friendly and I just hated period products in general.If you prefer menstrual discs—which generally have a higher capacity than cups and rely on tension, rather than suction, to stay put in the vaginal canal—we like the Saalt Disc most overall, and the Flex Reusable Disc is a reliable choice for heavier flows. I spilled the most trying to remove the Lumma cup, as it caught on the silicone, and I had to yank a bit more to get it out. Unless you already know that you have a large or small vagina, you should go by that divide and pick the one that applies to you.

It’s more of an inconvenience—if you pull your IUD out by accident, you then have to make an appointment to have it reinserted. It is perfect for people who are on the go and want to continue actvities like swimming, running and dancing during their period without the worry of discomfort or compromising your feminine hygeine. Collecting rather than absorbing menstrual flow, they respect your intimate balance and don’t cause the dryness often associated with tampons. It could also work for women with a tilted cervix who need to wear their cups lower (I don’t have one so this is speculation, not speaking from experience).Most cups have little air holes that are meant to help you more easily “break the seal” on a cup before removing it, but those holes can be difficult to clean. Using Lily Cup takes a little practice but once you've got the hang of it you'll wonder how you ever lived without it. Jen Gunter told us that if a cup is especially painful to use, you should consult your OB-GYN to find out why. Another thing to know about discs is that due to their positioning up against the pubic bone, they can “auto-dump” or “self-empty” when you go to the bathroom, or any other time you bear down on your lower abdominal muscles. I did get both size a and b and i have a very fluctuating cervix so both seem the stick out a little or I couldn't seem to find them lol.