Intimate Accessory Cleaner is added so your cups can be used for years, and Sterilizing Cup is here to keep them clean on the go. If you’re worried about IUD expulsion (or it has happened to you with a cup) but you still want to try a reusable menstrual product, you could use a disc instead—because of the way discs are positioned in the body, they don’t have the same issues with suction or the risk of pulling an IUD’s strings. This can be a good thing—it means you might not have to manually empty your disc in the middle of the day, such as in the office, although you might need to reach in and make sure the disc is still in place afterward.

I spilled the most trying to remove the Lumma cup, as it caught on the silicone, and I had to yank a bit more to get it out.You can choose from wider, narrower, deeper, and shorter MeLuna cups, but if you’re just trying to figure out what works for you, the MeLuna Classic generally falls right down the middle and is a good place to start. Lily Cups are reusable, so you can do your bit to reduce Britain's sanitary waste, and save money at the same time.

Eventually, I was desperate enough that I wandered around Target with a couple of menstrual cups in my pocket, trying to subtly fit them into things.Size A: If you haven’t given birth or you gave birth by cesarean or you have a light flow, this is a perfect size for you. It could also work for women with a tilted cervix who need to wear their cups lower (I don’t have one so this is speculation, not speaking from experience).

Hopefully you are now armed with information so that you can decide if the Lily Cup Compact will work for you. i genuinely forget i’m on my period except for when i take it out twice a day (12 hours is the max time to keep it in; i change it usually during my morning shower and before bed lol). Overall, the MCUK is more soft and pliable than the MeLuna cup: It’s soft enough to be comfortable and to pop open once inside but firm enough to prevent leaking. Pulling the cup out like that requires using a lot more force, and you’re holding the cup only at the very end with two fingers, which means that when it does come out, you can’t easily control what happens.It also has a built in spine to make it sturdy enough for easy insertion whilst remaining flexible enough to be comfortable. Menstrual disc users often recommend removing the disc in the shower, at least the first couple of times, to get the hang of it. With Laselle™ exercisers, you can choose your own weight combinations, and Feminine Moisturizer will help with the insertion. Size A is recommended for women who have not given birth or for those who have given birth by C section.