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

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Size: SIZE B


Features

  • This collapsible, small menstrual cup folds flat into its carry-anywhere compact case. It offers up to 8 hours of hassle-free period protection
  • Lily Cup Compact is a female product that doesn't disturb your intimate areas balance since it collects menstrual flow rather than absorbing it
  • In tune with the body - shorter length and easy-grip stem make it perfectly shaped for women with a lower cervix. This soft period cup with a no-spill rim covers light to medium flow and is flexible for easy insertion and comfort during wear
  • The eco-friendly period alternative made from body-safe silicone contains zero toxins and is environmentally friendly. Can be used for up to 10 years
  • Find your fit - Size B is recommended for women who have given birth vaginally or for those who have been diagnosed with a weaker pelvic floor

Description

The world’s first collapsible menstrual cup! Designed to fit your busy lifestyle, Lily Cup Compact is a new generation menstrual cup that collapses flat so you can carry it everywhere you go. Your period starting never has to be an emergency again! Lily Cup Compact’s medical-grade silicone is ultra- smooth and flexible for easy folding, insertion, and total comfort during wear. Collecting your menstrual flow rather than absorbing it, Lily Cup Compact allows for a period that is completely odour-free with zero irritation. This superior alternative to pads and tampons is good for your body and the environment. Lily Cup Compact is best for light to medium flow and gives up to 8 hours of non-stop protection. It comes in two sizes, A and B which means everybody can find their perfect fit.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Language ‏ : ‎ German


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 2.28 x 1.77 x 1.65 inches; 0.35 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 5495


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 6, 2015


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ INTIMINA


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


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  • Better than I expected it to be
Size: SIZE B
I usually do not write reviews, but for this purchase, i debated on buying one and trying it for over a year. I feel like I need to for other people on the fence, or genuinely curious. Let me start by saying this is tricky to use, so you're almost guaranteed a mess on the first few tries. I watched a tutorial from Intima, and one on youtube from Put A Cup In It. The second more helpful and visual for getting it in there. My first try using it was on day 1, and it made a HUGE mess. Somehow when I inserted it, it collapsed, so no blood was caught in the cup. Totally user error though. Thankfully, I followed advice and wore a liner anyway since it was a first try so it wasn't a big deal, just messy to remove. The other times already, I got it in perfectly. I realize you have to check with your finger that it's not collapsed after you put it in by swiping around the bottom end of it and feeling for the top rim, if you can reach it. Once I got the hang of it, it worked flawlessly. For me, there is no mess to remove, and drain. If it's in correctly, and you're not leaving it in there so long it fills all the way up, nothing will spill. Besides, my own vaginal juices, no blood gets on my fingers when I remove it to empty. If you're like me and you panic about it getting stuck up there, no worries. Just bear down while pulling it gently down. It was easier to remove then get in. Even when I put it in wrong. For removing/cleaning I did so every 8-12 hours, depending on access to private bathrooms. I prefer to remove and clean it completely. So normally, I take it out to drain, rinse it first, then soak it in mild soap and hot water while I'm showering, then clean it off, so it's ready and clean to be reinserted. But there are days when you might need to empty outside of the home (ex work, or school) or if your flow is heavy, you have to empty it so it doesn't overflow. After my cycle ends, I set it in boiling water to disinfect, and store for my next cycle. You also do not feel a thing while it is inserted. And I mean nothing! So if you do, you most likely have it in wrong, or you are wearing the incorrect size. If you know you have a heavy flow, do yourself a favor and get a bigger size cup, and plan to empty it maybe every 2-6 hours or whatever. The collapsible one I'm told is smaller than the standard cups. You know your body. I expected the cup to fill more than it did with my 12 hour change, and when I removed it on day 1, it was just below the first level at the bottom. I should mention that I have a light cycle (lasts 2-3.5 days) and no cramping (I know, it's a blessing), but I have had a child. I was unsure if I should go with a B or A. I went with B, but based on the amount that gets in the cup, I could have gotten away with an A, I think. I love the fact that it has a case it comes with so you can carry it around, and when you need it, it'll be clean and ready for you in your purse. buttttttt, the case hinge is incredibly thin and I can see it breaking soon, especially if I'm not careful. IF ANYONE FROM INTIMA IS READING THIS, MAYBE GO FOR A REDESIGNED CASE THAT SCREWS OPEN LIKE A BOTTLE CAP? That just makes more sense to me since you risk it flipping open in your bag if it's jostled around a lot. Most of the reviews are accurate here, from my experience, so if you are reading this and on the fence like I was, my advice is to buy it and see for yourself. You might be pleasantly surprised, like I was! Just consider the material of whatever cup you get. This one had no sharp edges, and was incredibly soft. I'm only giving it 4 starts because of the case, but the concept, design, material, price and convenience is worth a purchase. I hope this review helped someone decide, like others helped me. Good Luck! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2020 by Kindle Customer

  • Worth it.
Size: SIZE B
I LOVE this cup more than any of the other cups I have tried. Note, I have never tried a disk. It is much more comfortable than period panties as well (I've tried multiple brands as well as reusable pads/liners). Also note: I have had a baby, but my flow is light. It folds up easily, cleans easily and comes with a storage case. The only thing I would change: The teen version (got it in a pinch once when I needed a backup) has a small ring on it, which I think is helpful--even for adults who are experienced cup users. If you've never used a cup---know it comes out. It scared me the first time too! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2022 by Amazon-shopper-mom

  • Yes
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
It will save you money, no tampons, no pads, no calling the plumber for clogs, no leaks, no smell, no worries
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2022 by Trevor

  • It does what it says it will, but is still a concern for toxins
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I will explain why I don't use this product anymore. I gave the product five starts because it does what it says it will; I'm a small woman (5'3"), no children, and this product prevents all leaking (if you insert it correctly and make sure the sides are straight/not folded inside you). But I have read more about silicone recently, and I threw my Intima cup away. Silicone is *somewhat* different from plastic, but is still essentially a plastic. The plastics industry considers silicone a plastic, and there are numerous chemicals that are used in the process of making silicone. There is no way to keep these chemicals from leaching out of the silicone into liquids, or into the highly absorptive vaginal mucosa. Now factor in that you'll be wearing this product continuously for several days of the month. I saw another Q&A where someone states that the company claims there are "no toxins" present in the silicone. I believe that whomever wrote that for the company believes it, but it seems unlikely to me that *their* silicone is toxin-free when all the other silicone out there is *not*. But the odds that a company is fudging the facts in their favor (knowingly or unknowingly) seems *very* likely. I acknowledge that I really don't know for sure, but I'm not going to take the chance. Life is too short, our health is truly so precious. Make your own decision. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2021 by Nor

  • Excellent Product.
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I love my new menstrual cup. I used to use a Ruby Cup and always had leaking problems. I assumed for years that menstrual cups were not for me however I decided to give them a second chance. I bought this cup and the original Lilycup, alternate between the two and they work perfectly for me. You just have to put it on carefully as it can fold inside but it's nothing that can't be fixed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2022 by Gloriana

  • It's okay
Size: SIZE B
It's good quality and is leak free when inserted correctly. It's kinda difficult to get it open all the way due to how soft it is. Not really ideal for heavier flows based on experience. Mostly user error on my part.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2022 by Brittany Miles

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