Intimina Lily Cup Compact Collapsible Menstrual Cup (Size B)

• ed with 100% medical-grade silicone
• Continuous use up to 12 hours
• With proper care it is reusable for up to 5 years
• Comes with storage case, easy to store and carry

Lily Cup Compact (Size B)

• Suitable for women with a lower cervix
• For women that have given birth vaginally, or have a weaker pelvic floor
• Easy to carry, can be used as a reserved cup, and carry with you near menstrual period
• For medium flow

More menstrual cup by Intimina:

• Lily Cup One: Flow 20ml, especially for first-time users
• Ziggy Cup: Flow 76ml, can be worn during sex
• Lily Cup Compact (Size A): Flow 18ml, suitable for women with a lower cervix. Especially for beginners, women that have not given birth, or have given birth by cesarean
• Lily Cup Compact (Size B): Flow 23ml, suitable for women with a lower cervix. Especially for women that have given birth vaginally, or have a weaker pelvic floor

Q & A

Q: How to insert your menstrual cup?
A: Before use, wash hands thoroughly with mild soap and warm water. Sit on the toilet with your knees apart, squat or stand with one leg raised on the toilet or bathtub edge. Close the lid and fold the cup, firmly hold the folded cup using the index finger and thumb, spread the labia using the other hand, slowly insert the cup. Once the removal ring is fully inserted into the vaginal canal, you can stop. If you found it hard to insert, you can use pjur WOMAN Nude Water-based Lubricant or other water based lubricant for better insertion.

Q: How to fold the menstrual cup?
A: Here are two types of folding methods that are easy for beginners to handle.
C-fold: The cup is folded in half to form a rim C.
Punch down fold: Fold the rim inwards and fold both sides around it. Compared to the C-fold, the tip is thinner and the cup is easier to open in the vagina.

Q: How do I know if the cup is placed correctly?
A: Move your finger in a circular motion to make sure the cup is nicely fitted alongside the vaginal wall. Gently twist the cup from side to side. If you feel there is suction then it means that the cup is inserted in correctly.

Q: How to remove your menstrual cup?
A: Slightly press on the cup’s lower receptacle area or side to release the suction. Insert finger into the vaginal canal, hook the finger onto the removal ring, gently shake the cup from side to side, and pull down. Open lid into flower shaped cup, empty content.

Things to avoid:

• Do NOT use this product during sexual intercourse.
• This product is not intended for birth control, nor does it prevent Sexual Transmitted Disease (STD).
• Do NOT use this product if you suffered from Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).