Menstrual Disc Reusable, 2-Pack Size S & L - Softer Than Menstrual Cups and Can Be Used Intimate Moments - Comfort-Fit Period Disc Set with 12 Hr Wear - 100% Medical Grade Silicone

If you’re on the fence, MAKE THE SWITCH! I switched from traditional tampons to disposable discs and immediately noticed a difference in my periods, less cramping, no leaking, shorter length. I then switched to these reusable discs and have loved them. Not only has it saved me tons of money, but my periods feel so much more manageable!

I decided to try this product as an alternative to menstrual cups as I was getting worse cramping with them in. I also do not enjoy feeling the cup unfold inside of me! This disc was initially pretty uncomfortable when I tried inserting it standing up. It was much better when I inserted it sitting on the toilet however. It had not leaked as far as I know. I think the large one may not fit well, but I have a pretty short vaginal canal and have never given birth. It’s nice to have the option I guess!

I have always used the Flex ring, which I believe was the first disk to come out. Recently, I decided to buy more, and these were a little cheaper. However, they feel cheaper and thinner than the Flex. I do like that they come with a silicone case, but I don't care for the removable tab/hook, as it makes it difficult to fold and insert comfortably. I will use them, but I prefer the Flex.

At first I wasn't sure. Leaked a little bit and weird to pull out but more I used easier it got and not as hard to remove as the cup I've used previously

I had used period cups before but not a period disc. They’re slightly different in placement so there was a learning curve. It took me the first full day of my period to learn the correct placement of the disc. I wore a pad to be sure that if I did leak while I was figuring out how to use the disc I wouldn’t bleed through or stain my clothes. After getting the placement down, it was very comfortable to wear I couldn’t feel it most times. It was easy to exercise with it in and it self emptied when I used the restroom (which was odd at first but also very convenient). It was also easy to clean and disinfect. The carrying case it also so convenient.

Slides in easily and holds a lot of blood. The ring makes it easy to remove. Doesn’t spill. Can’t feel it when properly inserted. I mostly use the large. They come in nice little cases too.

I have been using a menstrual disk for years with no issue. My Flex reusable disc was misplaced when we moved so I had to get a new one. I figured why not try this one? It's cheaper and prettier and it's got a handy tab on it, what have I got to lose? Turns out more than I thought. It arrived the day my period did so I was excited to try it out. My first impression was that the silicone felt different from the Flex; tougher and a bit rough, but I still had high hopes. The tab I thought would be helpful is actually AWFUL. It made insertion much more difficult so I decided to cut it off. Thinking that would be the end of my issues I went to slide it in and was met with so much resistance! I had a few Flex disposable discs so I decided to test it out. Was it the product, or was it me? Would I need to use lubricant with my disc for the very first time ever? NO. The Flex disc slid in seamlessly and painlessly. I removed it immediately and tried again with this one with no success. It was simply too painful. I am very disappointed as I thought I would be saving a few dollars for a quality product, but it turns out I paid for a product I will not be able to use and will still have to cough up the $35 for a new Flex one. Let this serve as a lesson to all of you out there, if it aint broke don't fix it! Even if it's more expensive.

I’ve used disposable discs for the last few years and had success. These will not stay in place. They seem to fit fine and then a sneeze, a fart, squatting to pick something up and suddenly it’s working its way out. I’m pretty sure my vagina is not special so I’m not sure what’s up.