Reddit reviews Intimina Lily Cup Size A - Ultra-Soft Menstrual Cup, Reusable Period Protection for up to 12 Hours, Medical-Grade Silicone Women’s Period Care
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COMPLETE CONFIDENCE & COMFORT - The high-capacity Lily menstrual Cup allows up to 12 hours of uncompromised protection, no matter the intensity of your flow. Insert in the morning, empty at night, and forget all about it during the dayPROTECTED INTIMATE BALANCE - Collecting menstrual flow rather than absorbing it, the hypoallergenic foldable menstrual cup offers long-lasting period care and leaves no room for dryness or irritation. Feel fresh as a lilyBODY-ALIGNED DESIGN - Slanted design and a spill-proof rim fit your body’s natural curves and keep up with your active lifestyle all period long. With higher capacity and a longer stem, it is ideal for women with higher cervixes and a heavy flowECO-FRIENDLY PROTECTION - Made from body-safe, medical grade silicone, you can easily clean and reuse your menstrual cup, making it a cost-effective product that generates zero waste and does not harm the environment. Lily is a green period alternative in pinkFIND YOUR FIT - Size A is recommended for women who have not given birth or for those who have given birth by caesarean. Size B is recommended for women who have given birth vaginally or for those who have been diagnosed with a weaker pelvic floor
First, you need to know how high your cervix is. If it is super high, some cups won't work for you (you won't be able to reach them to break the seal, so you can pull them out) , the same is true if it's super low (they maybe sticking out and feel uncomfortable). It's easy: insert a finger and check how much of it is inside until you reach what some describe as the tip of a nose - that' s your cervix. Measure how much of your finger went in against measurement of various cups.
Second, you need to know your width (not precise width, just if you are too tight for a large cup -most brands offer various sizes, the larger, the wider, unfortunately.
To get you going, if your cervix is very high, you'd need the Lily cup or the Ultu cup or similar elongated shape.
If your cervix is neither high nor super low, you could try the Saalt - Target sells his one in stores, not sure about the retailers you listed,or similar shapes.
If your cervix is very low, you could either get away with cutting the stem of a Saalt or similarly shaped and sized cups or you may need something like a Femmycycle low cervix or a Meluna shorty (not available on Amazon - would take a while to get here)
Of the cups mentioned, I think I've only ever seen the Saalt in a store, in Target. If you have Prime, you can get cups in a day or two and you have more choices, I would urge you not to limit yourself to what you can find at retail stores, as the fit and comfort can make or break the experience. The ever present Diva is NOT a good choice for quite a few people -yet for a long time that was the only one available in stores. BTW, you can totally practice when you are not on your period.
I don't have experience with any of the above mentioned cups except the Meluna, and this is by no means a complete list. There is a putacupinit quiz that you can google, and there are lists, but they don't list all the cups and people miss out on great brands by using those tools, and the quiz is also off for me, so I assume for others as well. My very favorite set is completely unknown (Unicup from amazon), for instance and the quiz came back with a cup so wide it would NEVER fit me.
Good ol' Amazon