Reusable Menstrual Disc Set of 2 (Small & Large) with Storage Bag, Medical-Grade Silicone, Soft Period Disc, Medium Flow Kit, Feminine Hygiene & Care | Tampons, Pads & Cups Alternative (Green)

I spent ages researching what disc to use as I had never tried them before. I didn’t like the idea of ‘auto dumping’, I didn’t want one that was too soft or too hard and I didn’t know what size to buy. This set comes in 2 sizes, has a little removal cord and doesn’t auto dump. After using these I will never go back to tampons or cups! I use the larger size for the heavy days and the small one for lighter days and neither leak. They fit securely and neatly and are easy to insert. Removal is harder on heavy days so it may be best to do that in the shower. I can wear them for up to 12 hours which is so convenient, but on the really heavy days I change after about 6-8 hours. The removal cord is long so it sticks out like a tampon string. I might cut it as that is a bit annoying. What I’ve been doing is folding it inwards so all of it is inside but sometimes it pops out again. They are easy to clean and you can store them in the little bag provided. I am really amazed at how little waste there is compared to using traditional products, as I had switched from cups back to tampons and pads. These discs are much better than cups as you can’t feel them and they don’t get dislodged like cups can sometimes do. I also didn’t want the suction of cups, in case of prolapse (I have birthed 3 babies and am now in perimenopause). These are a good price too so they are worth a try, since many other brands are more expensive for just one disc. Periods are so annoying and time consuming, but these things make life that little bit easier. I also like that they don’t cause any dryness or irritation.

Im so glad I tried a reusable products one last time. I had tried several different cups in the past but never got on woth them. The suction was painful and concerning. I could also feel it even when properly placed and it also leaked which isnt optimal which was a big problem for someone like myself either PCOS, endometriosis and extremely heavy periods. In the end I gave up and went back to pads and tampons. That was until I saw a YouTube talking about menstrual discs and I figured id give reusables one last chance and I am so glad I did. The shordy disc is actually the second of 2 discs I have tried and definitely my favourite of the two. The bodyotics one was okay but had some flaws. That one the rim is much softer than the shordy which can make it really difficult to insert correctly whereas the shordy's rim is stiffer, still comfortable but makes it way easier to insert. When it comes to removal I really struggled with the bodyotics which only has a finger loop I found it difficult trying to locate the tab to remove and could be quite uncomfortable, even painful catching on my most sensitive tissues. In the end to make it usable for me I was having to tie a string onto it like a tampon. When I came across the shordy with a a pull "string" already I knew I had to try it and its amazing so easy to remove and insert I highly recommend the shordy to anyone that will listen. other reviewers have mentioned about it being messy to use and it can be however I have figured a way to stop it being messy. The very first time I tried it (TMI imminent) when I pulled the "string" to pull out, with the material having elastic properties it kinda flew out and went everywhere 🥴 (my bathroom looked like a crime scene) I have figured a way to stop this though what I do is use my dominant hand to pull th string and I place my left and over the vaginal opening when I feel the disc with my left hand I will then let go of the string and use my dominant hand to remove the disc the rest of the way holding the rim, this way the disc is kept upright with nothing spilling out. Finally no more bathroom crime scenes. When I was using regular pads and tampons I could go through the highest absorbancy tampon AND a night-time pad worn together every 1½-2 hours. Ive ruined so many bedsheets snd pj's with my leaks. Everymorning I would wake up in a massive pool of blood. Nit anymore with the shordy menstrual disc, im finally getting some sleep when it's period not having to constantly get ip to change and no more blood bath surprises when I wake up. My period od never less than 10 days and thats 10 heavy days so as you can imagine 10 days of that every month wasnt very fun. Seriously ladies give it a try, you wont regret it. Abd practice makes perfect for inserting and removing but its easy once you get the hang of it I find it no more difficult than changing a tampon just remember not to use the string to pull it out the entire way just use the string to pull it to the opening then use the rim to remove it the rest of the way. Id give this 10 stars if I could.

This was my first time using a menstrual disc, and I didn’t expect to like it that much. I’ve used the cup before, and this one has been definitely better in my experience. It can be a bit tricky to place in, but once is done it stays perfectly. It is really comfortable and easy to use. Definitely recommend.

I've been using this for a couple months now and after you get the hang of it, it's very comfortable and easy to use, and has completely substituted out for pads. I like the smooth, non-abrasive material, and I have no issues with it. Only giving this four starts because the little pull-thingy can get a bit annoying if not inserted far enough, because it's quite long for me. This depends on everyone, so I wouldn't tell someone to not buy it because they might have a different experience than me. I would recommend a disc to everyone!

Amazing! I wish I’ve bought it sooner, been using menstrual cup for years and always made my periods feel more painful, the rubber is harder. And the cups fills up fast on the high flow, so it ends up leaking when I can’t change that often. But the disk is super soft, sits right behind the cervix, holds more and its just so much nicer! No issues at all to apply, obviously you will need to apply higher up then the cup, but I found no issues whatsoever! If you contemplating doing the switch just go for it!

So happy I made the switch from a menstrual cup to the menstrual disc! Its much more comfortable, it does not leak at all and its super convenient to have 2 sizes. I have recommended it to other people and they liked it as well!

This is the first time using this as i have always used heavy flow pads and always leaked hourly . But this has really helped wirh that the first time using it, it leaked and was uncomfortable i did a little reseach and adjusted the way i put it in and wow total game changed i could go hours before i needed to empty using the large disc no more heavy gushes when i get out of bed in the morning. I would advise women with heavey flow and endo to try this but do your research first so you know how to use it correctly.

The disc gets dislodged easily, causing a mess and making it inconvenient to use. It often leads to frustration because it doesn't stay in place as expected. Compared to the disc, the cup is much more reliable, secure, and comfortable. For these reasons, I definitely prefer the cup over the disc.

First time using a disc. I have extremely heavy flow where I would need to change a super tampon hourly on my heaviest days. Using this disc has been a game changer. Only need to change large size once every 6-8hours on heaviest days. First time inserting it takes a bit of practice I recommend getting used to inserting it before aunt flo starts to avoid the mess. I had minimal leaks I think when it did leak I inserted it at a bit of an angle and it wasnt straight. Easily worn overnight without leaks. Also had a chronic cough and no amount of violent coughing dislodged it much to my nerves thinking it would! I wouldn't wear one if I need to empty it when out at office or shops though because it is messy and having a sink nearby is needed to clean hands especially if you are a heavy flow girl like me. Pulling it out is easy enough and I cannot feel the rubber strings at all when sitting or walking or throughout the day its very comfortable to wear. The price is also fantastic considering other brands are double the price for just 1 size. Absolutely recommend this to everyone I know.

I have been a cup user for the last number of years with no issues. I had a child earlier this year and my menstrual cup caused pain/pressure while using and made it uncomfortable. I have a heavier flow post child, would empty cup every 4 hours ish. Tried a number of different discs, Nixit, flex disposable and Mascoto (from American Amazon), all which I found where either too big of a diameter (popped out from behind my pubic bone) or too small and all of them leaked for me. First time using Shordy, started with the larger light green disc. Rim is firm (4/5 for firmness if flex disposable is a 5) which I find aids insertion better as it doesn’t crumble on you as you push it in. Size was perfect as was able to push it up behind my pubic bone with no concerns. While wearing it I do not feel it, am able to pass urine as normal and no leaking. I do not find it auto dumps and I have bore down and tested it. The knobby string removal aid was irritating so I cut it off. I am able to grab under the rim and remove with no issues so not missing the removal aid. Finding the 68mm diameter works for me so probably won’t use the small dark teal disc. Would recommend checking how high your cervix is (can google how to do it) as this would assist with sizing. Very pleased to say this works where others have not. Will recommend and purchase again.

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!