How to Find the Right Menstrual Cup for Yourself
It is necessary to measure the height of your cervix first,
then you can pick the right cup for yourself.
You can either use fingers (with Finger Condoms>>) OR a small, simple dildo to measure the height of your cervix:
Sinclair Select Dilator Set >>
Tantus Silk Silicone Dildo
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One joint of your finger: Low Cervix
Two joints of your finger(s): Average/Medium Cervix
Entire Finger(s): High Cervix
Step 1：Wash and clean your hands & fingers (with clean clipped nails) / tool
Step 2：Lube up your fingers or tool with water-based lubricants
Step 3：Insert a single/ double-fingered gun/ the tool into your vagina
Step 4：Keep going in until your fingertip reaches the cervix opening, where tissue feels firmer
• If you cannot reach the cervix opening, it means you have a High Cervix
• If you are inserting a tool to help you measure the length of your cervix, please
“markdown” the area on the tool and compare it with your fingers, so you know the length.
After knowing the length of your cervix, now you can pick the right cup for yourself.
Choosing a Right Cup for Yourself
Translation (above image) :
How to Pick a Menstrual Cup?
1. Length: The longer your cervix is, the longer/bigger cup you can use
2. Capacity: Smaller & Shorter one is for those who have not given birth & with a light flow
The bigger one is for those who HAVE given birth & with a heavy flow
3. Texture: Ultra-soft
This is a table for those who have not given birth:
(or have given birth through Caesarean)
Height of the Cervix |
The Right Cup for you |
| Low Cervix | INTIMINA Ziggy Cup |
| Average/ Medium Cervix | INTIMINA Ziggy Cup |
| High Cervix *Cautions: • Please do not put the menstrual cup at the top, near the opening of the cervix. It would be difficult to remove. • The tip of the menstrual cup should be just sitting above the vaginal opening. |
This is a table for those who have given birth vaginally or with a weaker pelvic floor:
*It is not recommended to use within 6 weeks after giving birth (because vaginal tissues may be traumatized during birth. Using internal hygiene/menstrual products will increase the risk of bacterial infection.)
Height of the Cervix |
The Right Cup for you |
| Low Cervix | |
| Average/ Medium Cervix | INTIMINA Lily Cup Compact Size B |
| High Cervix *Cautions: • Please do not put the menstrual cup at the top, near the opening of the cervix. It would be difficult to remove. • The tip of the menstrual cup should be just sitting above the vaginal opening. |
Features of Each Menstrual Cup
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Lily Cup One: Suitable for those who have Low Cervix OR Medium Cervix & have NOT given birth • One Size: Relatively Smal • Foldable & Easy storage • Suitable for Newbies • Suitable for light to medium flow |
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Lily Cup Compact Size A: Suitable for any height of Cervix and those who have NOT given birth • Foldable & Easy storage • Suitable for light flow Lily Cup Compact Size B: Suitable for those who have Low Cervix OR Medium Cervix & HAVE given birth • Foldable & Easy storage • Suitable for light to medium flow |
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Lily Cup Size A: Suitable for those who have Medium Cervix OR High Cervix & have NOT given birth • Non-spill rim to avoid any spillage • Suitable for light to medium flow Lily Cup Size B: Suitable for those who have Medium Cervix OR High Cervix & HAVE given birth • Non-spill rim to avoid any spillage • Suitable for heavy flow |
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Ziggy Cup: Suitable for those who have Low Cervix OR Medium Cervix • The only cup that can be used during sex，Please do not use it as a condom, you still need to wear condoms for safe sex • Suitable for heavy flow |