Reusable Period Disc - Soft Period Disc for Women (Small (Teal & Magenta))

This product was so easy to use, I thought I was doing it wrong. Absolutely 10/10. Can’t feel it, not leaking, 12 hours is great.I am unsure how it would be for a super heavy flow day, but so far so good.I second several other reviews that the two sizes pack is a waste: you’re going to be one size or the other.

This was my first time trying a disc, and I loved it.

Mi esposa dice que son buenos.. que el materia se siente bien.. que sustituye muy bien las toallas.. que es bueno..

As an adult, I’ve had issues with tampons and they are not comfortable to me but I hate wearing pads. I wanted to try this and love that this brand had a small version. When I got it, it took a few minutes but it was really easy to insert! It didn’t leak, I didn’t feel it AT ALL, it self emptied like it said it would and I forgot I was on my period! I took two stars off because of the removal process and it might not even be the discs fault… but the two times I removed it, it took forever for me to grab and then it suctioned to my cervix and I nearly passed out. So that was TERRIFYING. I’ve been using the disposable flex discs since and they don’t suction so I’m curious if it’s bc of the silicone? Unsure. Overall I enjoyed them but removal was not so enjoyable.

I am so happy I found this disc. I have had a menstrual cup for a couple months and while I liked it I couldn’t wear it on my heaviest days it would over flow in 45 min so I was still using tampons which kind of defeated the purpose so I set out to find something else. I’ve tried disposables discs in the past and liked them but they too leaked. I decided to try this since it had the 2 sizes. I got the large size and let me tell you I can’t feel the disc at all when it’s in and while I do have to empty it every 1hr and half on my heaviest day it didn’t leak once and it was super easy to auto dump it when I used the restroom and just keep it in so I only took it out and cleaned it 3 times total on my heaviest day. I am so happy I finally found something I can wear my whole period that isn’t tampons, tampons are so uncomfortable and leak all the time. I definitely recommend this product

TMI review but this is what you're here for.I'm a Registered Nurse and a doula. I'm also an experienced cup and disc user.I've used three different cups routinely over time. They work well but the suction sometimes made me uncomfortable and can't be worn during sex. I switched to discs.All were disposable with a fairly rigid ring. I loved them but sometimes I had a hard time getting them to sit just right and after research it looked like the disposables (soft cup mainly) were a bit too big for my 5' 1" frame so they would pop out when I moved if I was too active (sex, aerial silks, on my feet all day...) Sex worked mostly with the disposible but the edges can be...sharp for a partner occasionally. But most of the time the disposables were so great.I wanted to try reusable ones and I loved that this set had a large and small size to try. The flexibility looked gentle and comfortable for both of us.Increased flexibility is not a good thing in this case. Insertion was the worst thing I've had to do to my poor vagina aside from a home birth. They aren't stiff enough to insert. Imagine putting a cooked spaghetti noodle into the eye of a needle. Imagine putting a limp...I don't know but it doesn't work. I had to insert the thing with three fingers stabilizing it the length of my hoo hoo until I could feel my pubic bone and cervix both. I struggled though it and got it up there but I could never get the discs to open fully when inside. I tried multiple times with both discs, with and without a drop of lube to help. Nothing helped.Once up above my pubic bone they kept crumpling up like wadded tissue. I know how to feel my cervix and these NEVER opened all the way inside me. I could feel exactly where it should be and the disc itself. The ring always left a gaping hole on the side no matter the size and leaked continually. I never had a problem with the other discs.These are just cheap and not worth it. The colors and texture are alluring but I swear to you these are the worst option for menstruation I've come across. The vagina says it wants something soft and yeilding for periods like the video but those products make the experience so much worse. Try something else. Soft cup and flex are great for most. I'll update if I find something better than this.

Try as I may, I cannot get this to work for me. I used the size recommended for my body type and even the other size just to be sure. I have used the cup before and I know it can take a bit to get used to something new and find the way it works with your body. This however, will not work with my no matter how I try. It is very wide and not easy to insert due to the width even with being folded. It is either too flimsy or too wide, I suppose it may be a bit of both. I was really hoping this would work for me as the cup is not as comfortable even with the small size. The best advice I can give is try for yourself and see if it works for you. I read reviews before purchasing hoping I might end up with a positive experience too.

I actually really like the menstrual discs. I discovered them while trying to find an alternative to tampons and pads. Once you get the hang of how to insert and empty them, it’s a breeze! They’re so light that it’s so easy to forget that you’re wearing one when out and about.Mine came with a travel bag and it’s so cute and looks like a gift bag, so nobody can tell what it is in my purse.The only downside is that emptying and removal can be very messy if you don’t have a sink nearby! I suggest carrying baby wipes.

I love how well this seals from a leak perspective, however I do find it makes emptying it an experience. I've yet to find a way of breaking the seal and removing that isn't...messy.IMO, make sure you do it in a private stall with a sink.I'm going to look for an option that has a firmer silicon ring. Supposedly, this is designed so that you can hook under to remove, however in three months I've yet to achieve this - the silicon ring is just too soft.I switched to this from Flex discs, which were definitely (having now tried this) just a little too large for me, and so never sealed properly. This is miles better in that regard, though I do find that the more flexible silicon ring is harder to insert than the Flex.I also find the firmer silicon base means it's far more fit for purpose than disposable discs.N.B. I had originally switched to disposable discs as cups really don't work for me and there wasn't, a couple of years ago, a reasonably-priced silicon option in Canada, where I was then living.Basically, this is a decent disc option.