I know that many of you liked the Soft Cup and the Flex Fits Cup because you can wear them while you had penetrative sex and while you were on your period. But I know that many of you also didn't like them because they were a disposable item and were meant to be thrown out after each use. Well now the Intimina Company, the creators of the Lily Cup Original and Lily Cup Compact, have created the Ziggy Cup which is a reusable menstrual cup or menstrual disc which I would categorize it as to be used while you have your period and for penetrative penis vaginous sex. If you're interested in hearing more about the Ziggy Cup, stay tuned. Hello everyone it's Fred Herring, I hope you're having a great day, any websites, links or discount codes that I might have at this time will be in the description below. If you find anything helpful or interesting in this video, please give it a thumbs up, comment, share and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already. According to the Intimina Company, the Ziggy Cup is reusable for up to two years and can be used for mess-free period sex. It only comes in one size at least for now, I don't know if they have plans on making another size. I know that some of you had hoped or wished that the other disposable type of menstrual discs came out with another size, a smaller size. Anyhow, the Ziggy Cup comes in one color, it's the same color as their large size Lily cups which is a deep pink. So I'm going to do an unboxing show you what you get and then take a look at the cup itself. So let's go down to the table. This is a hard plastic case, I did have a little bit of trouble trying to get it to open. I first cut this white label and I thought that if I pushed the bottom, it would come out the top or vice versa. And actually you have to cut along that line here on the bottom and also here at the top and then this case will open up like a clamshell. You'll receive a carrying case for your cup, the cup itself and a brief pamphlet. If you had purchased their original Lily cup or their compact, you did get quite an extensive amount of information with the cups. This one lacks that but they do have a website here that will give you more information about how to use the cup and how to care for it. Really quick, their case is a soft silicone. It feels like the same velvety silicone that they used on the Lily cup original Lily cup compact. There is a slit on one side if my camera will focus for you and you just kind of pinch it like those coin purses, pinch the cup itself and slide it right into the carrying case and you can just put that in a purse or a bag. I would consider this more of a disc than a cup you may have seen other menstrual discs on the market. The difference between a menstrual disc and a menstrual cup or ones like this, they're folded and positioned differently after they're inserted. According to the Intimina Company, this is made out of medical grade silicone. Even this thin membrane is a medical grade silicone. You can see that there's a honeycomb kind of pattern on it. It is stretchy but it will not expand like a balloon when you start to fill it with your menstrual period. The silicone of the rim of the Ziggy cup feels like that same soft silicone that they used for their original cups. It does have a good firmness to help this cup to open up but it's also soft enough to be able to fold and be manipulated. This might be more comfortable than those other disc types that have a rigid rim. The Ziggy cup also has this little dip in their rim. It is on both sides and that may help when you are trying to position this cup rather than the flat type of the other menstrual discs. The Ziggy cup is also nice and quiet when you're inserting or removing it whereas these other type were quite noisy. I actually filmed all of the table stuff a couple of days ago when I first got the Ziggy cup. Right after I filmed I went ahead and prepped the cup and used it that night and I've been using it ever since. My period has been really light and so I'm not exactly sure how this cup will be when I have a heavier period but I know that the other disposable discs didn't really work out for me when my period was heavy. As soon as I hooked my finger around the rim to remove the cup it would just gush blood out the front. So I'm really curious to see how the Ziggy cup goes when I remove it while I have a heavy period. But I will give you some of my experience this far before I do an actual review video for it. The rim is a lot nicer to work with than those rigid stiff rims of the soft cup or the flexed fits cup. I was able to get it positioned fairly easily and it tucked behind my pubic bone without any pain pressure or feeling like it was just going to slip out of place every time I moved. I've been coughing a lot with spring approaching and with those other cups every time I coughed, sneezed, laughed, blew my nose, anything that made me bear down. The cup would dislodge and I would spill over. However, with the Ziggy cup so far I have not experienced that but then again my period is on the lighter side. I still didn't feel like it slipped out of place or that I was going to leak. I also have not tried this cup yet with my husband. It's only been a couple of days since I've had it so I will update you when I do an actual review if I actually have sex while I'm wearing this cup. So that's all I have about Intaminas new Ziggy cup for now. If I missed anything or if you had additional questions go ahead and leave me a comment down below. Also leave me a comment down below if you had been waiting for a reusable menstrual disc to hit the market or if you're just intrigued and want to give it a try. Until I see you next time take care.