Lily Cup Review + Lily Cup Size A compared to Lily cup Size B

admin | March 27, 2018 | Reusable Menstrual Cups | No Comments

Lily Cup Review

I really enjoy reviewing reusable menstrual cups. I’m thrilled to share my Lily Cup review with you! The Lily Cup is a reusable menstrual cup by Intimina and it comes in size A and size B. Read about cup details and my experience testing both sizes out below.

Disclosure: I received product samples to facilitate my review however the opinions here are my own. This post contains affiliate links.

I was first drawn to the Intimina Lily Cup because of the shape. When you look at the cup from the side, you can see that it’s angled with vagina/cervix anatomy in mind. In addition to the angling, unlike some cups, the Lily Cup doesn’t have a pronounced rim and is made of a very smooth silicone. The Lily Cup comes in a Size A and Size B to meet the needs of a wide range of menstruators.

Intimina Lily Cup Features Include:

Made of Medical Grade Silicone
Can be worn up to 12 hours
Both sizes are recommended for high cervix & same length
- Read about measuring cervix height here
Intimina is a Sweedish brand
Tested to be non-toxic and phthalate-free and
Complies with FDA, CE and RoHs regulations

Lily Cup Size A

Smaller size Lily Cup
Recommended for users who have not given birth vaginally
Volume: 28 mls
Diameter 40 mm (1.57 in)
Length 78 mm (3.07 in)

Lily Cup Size B

Larger size Lily cup
Recommended for users who have given birth vaginally
Volume: 32 mls
Diameter: 43.5 mm (1.71 in)
Length 78 mm ( 3.07 in)

Take a look at both sizes below. The light pink is the Size A and the Dark Pink is the Size B. Both cups are identical in length like the Diva Cup and the difference between sizes lies in diameter and volume. The size B has a slightly larger volume, 4 mls more than the size A.

Both cups have the same length and unlike brands with a removable stem, the length is mostly fixed in the Lily Cup. Any trimming occurs at the ring level on the stem, but it can’t be shortened to the base of the cup like a Lunette or Lena. The stem has a solid and meaty feel, you can see the length it extends up into the cup where I fold the Size A below.

Lily Cup comparison to other brands below

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Comparison below:

Overall opinion

I have used the Intimina Lily Cup for several months now. I just can’t make friends with the cup. I have a high cervix and have found that the stem causes me difficulty. I find the size A to be more comfortable and I get a good seal but have a lot of leaking. I have a hard time finding a comfortable fit with the size B.

I have found that punching the cup down right at the divot in the rim, see the area? I aim that divot towards my belly button when inserting and have had the best fit this way and opens more reliably, however, it’s just not a cup I reach for and I have to take it out and put it back in a few times before I can find harmony.

About Intimina

Intimina is a Sweedish brand that prides itself on not cutting corners. They receive “research and insight” from their medical board for every product, take great measure to produce safe and environmentally responsible products and have a large range of items from kegel exercisers, menstrual cups and provide education. Products are available worldwide and in the USA.

Just because it is not my favorite cup does not mean that it won’t be yours! Read about the new Ziggy Cup by Intimina that can be used for period sex!

Save 15% off on the Lily Cup plus FREE SHIPPING at Intimina.com! Use code AFFJAN18 (Expires 3/31/18)

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