Intimina Lily Cup Compact Size A - Small Menstrual Cup with Flat-fold Compact Design

I personally lv this product..very comfortable.no more worries about leakages,changing pads.

All very well, and the really woonderfull product

So I was looking for a small soft cup because my other cup ( Diva cup) was giving me cramps and was making it so hard for me to pee, so I went with this cup and OMG its so much better.. its small and easy to insert and it does the Job!! I cant feel it at all, no cramps and I can finally pee normally, I definitely recommend getting this cup (Lily Cup Compact)

I have a couple specific issues that make cups hard to fit, as they have to be soft and they have to be short, so a lot of popular favourites don't work so well for me. I gave this one a go after hearing it meets those conditions, and WOW, so this is why people love cups! I don't feel it at all when it's positioned properly, and it's actually easy for me to insert (probably depends on your anatomy.) It's a bit hard to get out, as you really need to hook the rim, but I'm getting the hang of it.The only drawback is that a small cup has a small capacity, so I'm emptying frequently on heavy flow days. But I specifically needed a small cup, so that comes with the territory, haha.Very happy with my purchase.

Ich habe mir vor ein paar Jahren schon mal eine Menstruationstasse geholt, allerdings war sie viel zu hart und das Tragegefühl war echt unangenehm. Das hat mich dann abgeschreckt wieder eine uu verwenden. Vor kurzem wollte ich es dann nochmal versuchen. Da meine Periode nicht stark ist, habe ich nach der kleinstmöglichen und weicheren Tasse gesucht und diese süße Tasse gefunden. Ich muss sagen ich bin begeistert. Sie ist super weich und klein und das Highlight- sie lässt dich zusammenklappen und in die Behältnisbox legen - kann also easy überall mitgenommen werden. Das Einführen und Rausziehen ist Gewöhnungsssache - aber ansonsten top Produkt!

All right, I decided to try a menstrual cup recently since I stopped taking the contraceptive pill (my flow got bad).I tried the saalt first, they are good, but I found out that I have a high cervix and retroverted uterus.With that in mine, I researched a lot and bought the Pixie ones for retroverted uterus. But they seemed to be a bit short for me.So I decided to try the lilly ones because they have a cone format that I was looking for and they are also long.I still struggled a bit to remove it, but was definitely less worse than the others.With the Saalt ones, because they are round on the bottom, I couldn’t pinch them, just able to get there with the point of a finger. Needed about 40minutes and loads of exercise to be able to push it out.With the pixie ones, I could reach it really on the bottom and do the pinch, but just a little and was not enough to break the suction and pull it out. Also, lost about 40 minutes and loads of effort.With the lilly one, this format and size, allows the bottom of the cup to sit in a place i am able to reach and pinch to break the suction. It’s not yet very easy, but definitely possible, just need more practice.If I continued with the others i tried i would end up hurting my pelvic floor muscles on long term.So, I really advise you to try different cups until you find one that is manageable to put in/take out.These Lilly ones seem good for people like me, with high cervix.

I bought the normal Lily cup at the same time just to see which one my body preferred.I found this one to be the perfect size for me, I do have a low cervix so this one fit me. It was so easy to put in, but I did struggle to take it out. In the end, I think it's all about practice makes perfect.Now that I know how to take it out - I don't think it will take me long to insert and remove.