Intimina Lily Cup Size A offers a unique and convenient solution for menstrual care.

Designed to roll as thin as a tampon, it ensures easy insertion and features a no-spill rim for mess-free removal.

This reusable cup provides a sustainable alternative to traditional pads and tampons, making it beneficial for both health and the environment.

Intimina Lily Cup Size A features:

• The high-capacity allows up to 12 hours of protection, regardless of flow intensity
• Hypoallergenic and foldable, it collects menstrual flow without causing dryness or irritation
• A slanted design with a spill-proof rim fits the body’s curves and supports an active lifestyle

Size and material:

• Length: 3.07 inches (7.8 cm)
• Diameter: 1.57 inches (4 cm)
• Capacity: 0.95 fl oz (28 ml)
• Material: medical-grade silicone
• Find your fit: Size A is ideal if you have not given birth or have given birth by cesarean
• Perfect for higher cervixes and heavy flow

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Solid choice, not always first pick but glad it's there. Reliable, easy to use, and perfect as a secondary option in your toy drawer.

Who is this menstrual cup for?

The Intimina Lily Cup Size A is ideal for:

• First-time menstrual cup users seeking a soft, foldable option that mimics the size and feel of a tampon.
• People with medium to heavy flow looking for longer wear—up to 12 hours without worrying about leaks.
• Environmentally conscious users switching from disposable pads and tampons to sustainable period care.
• Folks with higher cervix positions who need a deeper, more form-fitting menstrual cup with a longer build.

How to use the Intimina Lily Cup Size A?

1. Sterilize before first use: Boil the cup in water for 5–8 minutes and let it cool completely.
2. Fold the cup: Use the thin, tampon-like roll fold (a “C” or “punch-down” fold can work too) to make insertion easier.
3. Insert comfortably: Find a relaxing position (sitting on the toilet or squatting) to gently insert the cup angled toward your tailbone.
4. Ensure proper placement: The cup should fully unfold to create a seal. You can rotate it slightly or run your finger around the base to confirm it's open.
5. To remove: Pinch the base of the cup to break the seal, and gently pull it out while keeping it upright to avoid spills.

Great positions to try:

• Sitting on the toilet: Accessible and ideal for both insertion and removal.
• Squatting in the shower: Offers a clear visual line and easier access for beginners.
• One leg on bathtub edge: Helpful for finding the right insertion angle and minimizing mess.

How to clean and care for the Intimina Lily Cup Size A?

• Cleaning: Rinse with cold water after use to prevent staining, then wash with warm water and mild, fragrance-free soap or a menstrual cup cleanser.
• Deep clean: Boil the cup in water for 5–8 minutes once per cycle or use a steam sterilizer.
• Lubricant compatibility: If needed, use a small amount of water-based lube for easier insertion—avoid oil or silicone-based lubricants.
• Storage: Store in the breathable storage pouch provided (never in an airtight container), in a cool, dry place between cycles.

Menstrual cup practical use info:

• Versatility: Suitable for light to heavy flows and active lifestyles, including swimming and exercise.
• Stimulation-free: Not intended for sexual activity—but built to comfortably fit internal anatomy.
• Accessibility: The soft silicone and flexible stem provide easier reach for inserting and removing for most users.

Additional information:

• Postpartum users: Size A is recommended only if you've given birth via cesarean. For vaginal births, consider a larger size.
• Menstrual odor: Cups reduce exposure to air, so odor is usually minimized compared to disposable products.
• pH balance: Silicone is non-absorbent and doesn’t disrupt vaginal flora like tampons can, supporting better pH balance.

Special considerations when using Intimina Lily Cup Size A:

• Insertion comfort: If inserting is uncomfortable, try a different fold or use warm water to soften the silicone.
• Dexterity: Requires enough finger skill and flexibility to insert, rotate, and remove the cup effectively.
• Pelvic placement: Users need to be familiar with their anatomy to know where and how to position the cup properly.
• Initial learning curve: Expect a few cycles to get the hang of insertion, placement, and removal—it’s normal!