SHORDY Reusable Menstrual Disc (Small), 100% Medical Silicone, Flexible and Leak-free Disc, Eco-Friendly Feminine Hygiene | Alternative to Tampons

This thing is killer! I've used pads, tampons, and cups before, and nothing compares to this! It's super comfortable to wear and was really easy to learn. I had it in my bag and my period started a few days early while I was staying the night out, and I had nothing else with me. I was hoping that I could try it at home with a pad, just in case it leaked, but honestly I had no issues with leaking at all! It took me a little bit to feel around and make sure it was positioned properly at first, but I'm on my third day now and I can pop it in with ease and have no issues with leaking. The only things I would say are a bit tedious is the fact that it auto dumps when I go to the bathroom, and that it's definitely messier to remove. So if you're not great with your fingers getting bloody, it might not be the best product for you. You definitely need to be pretty comfortable with that kind of stuff lol! If you're someone who goes to the bathroom a lot when you're on your period, I can see the auto dumping getting a bit annoying, but it hasn't auto dumped at any other time, so I think I'm safe lol! I can't feel it at all, the string isn't uncomfortable for me and I find it really useful for removal, and it's actually helped with my cramps! My cramps can be pretty bad for the first day or two, I mean like borderline puking from the pain levels of cramps. But with the disc, my cramps were pretty average on the first day, I took a Tylenol and was perfectly good to go! Because it doesn't suction like the cup does, it's very, VERY unnoticeable. 10/10 would recommend!

Great choice of sizes

Compré debido a que viene en juego y en la descripción estaba bastante claro el tema de las tallas por si estabas indecisa entre las tallas pues es más fácil coger el juego, sin embargo los discos son bastantes grandes ambos aunque la talla S es la más pequeña es enorme e incómoda. No puedo devolverlo por razones obvias y no hay solución. Si piensas comprarlo verifica muy bien la talla y si no no lo hagas es mucho más grande la descripción mucho más grande de lo esperado la talla S pareció una L y la L simplemente enorme!!! Es una pena.

Per anni ho usato la coppetta, già grandissimo passo avanti rispetto agli assorbenti tradizionali sia per motivi igienici che di comodità. Il vantaggio del disco rispetto alla coppetta è innanzitutto che non usa il meccanismo a suzione quindi dà meno fastidio, rimane più facilmente in sede (con conseguenti meno perdite accidentali), è più capiente e ti permette serenamente di avere anche rapporti. Forse è leggermente più difficile da inserire rispetto alla coppetta, ma ci si prende subito la mano e, una volta inserito, non si sente nemmeno. Consigliatissimo

I've used a cup for years. The disks were not as popular at that time. I like the cups however I had a very hard time urinating. It was like the cup kept my muscles from pushing my bladder. So I would just have to let it trickle out, then wait for it to go lower on the bladder and trickle out more. Repeat this several times. So it would take FOREVER. I've tried so many different cups abd they were all the same. Plus every now and then the seal wouldn't be right so I would leak. The Femmycycle cup was the one I loved the most except they stopped making it so when it was time to replace it.... couldn't find it OF COURSE. So I thought I'd try a disk. OMG so much easier than a cup. No leak first time using it. I have no problem going to three bathroom. It doesn't move if I bear down either. I wish I would have done this sooner. I loved this came with both sizes too, especially for the money. Apparently the more expensive doesn't really matter because these do the job. I also like that it has a "string" to remove it from vs having to reach up there to pull out out. I wear gloves but still. It's just better nicer. Another bonus is removal is much easier because you have to worry about breaking the seal and getting it out pinched or it hurts. Not these. These are not THAT stiff so they are much more comfortable to remove. So if any cup users are in the fence I'd definitely try it. Especially for this price. They also have inverters now but you shouldn't need one with these. You just put it in, pop behind your pelvic bone and your in your way. SO SIMPLE!