Reusable Menstrual Disc – Set of 2 Soft Period Discs for Women – Flexible, Leak-Proof, Medical-Grade Silicone Menstrual Cup for Comfortable, Eco-Friendly, Long-Lasting Protection (2 Large)
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Package Dimensions : 5.04 x 3.66 x 1.54 inches; 0.63 ounces
Date First Available : June 6, 2021
Manufacturer : CareCup
ASIN : B096PZ6PVG
Best Sellers Rank: #454,351 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #279 in Menstrual Cups
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LEAK-FREE PROTECTION 💧: Enjoy up to 12 hours of reliable, leak-proof protection with CareCup reusable menstrual discs, designed for comfort and all-day confidence during your period.
ECO-FRIENDLY & SUSTAINABLE 🌍: Make the switch to a chemical-free, reusable alternative to disposable tampons, pads, and sponges, reducing waste and supporting a more sustainable lifestyle.
COMFORTABLE & FLEXIBLE FIT 🌸: Made from medical-grade silicone, our soft menstrual discs mold to your body for a comfortable, flexible fit, ensuring leak prevention without dryness.
SAFE & HYPOALLERGENIC 🌱: CareCup menstrual discs are BPA-free, phthalate-free, and hypoallergenic, providing a safe and gentle period solution for women with sensitive skin.
CONVENIENT & EASY TO USE 📦: Reusable menstrual discs are easy to insert, remove, and clean. The kit includes storage bags and a user manual, making your period care simple and hassle-free.
9 reviews for Reusable Menstrual Disc – Set of 2 Soft Period Discs for Women – Flexible, Leak-Proof, Medical-Grade Silicone Menstrual Cup for Comfortable, Eco-Friendly, Long-Lasting Protection (2 Large)
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Andrea –
Love these
These are so comfortable and I haven’t had a leak yet. They are a bit messy to get out and I couldn’t imagine taking one out in a bathroom stall where I didn’t have direct access to a sink but even on heavy days I can go 12 hours and be in my own home when removing. I bought a large/small pack the first time and the large was too big, even though I’ve had 2 children. Small is great for me.
Jama 😘 –
Really awesome & glad I tried it!
So, I was afraid to use this since me and the menstrual cup didn’t work out.. But holy crap. This is a gamechanger. It way more comfortable then a cup. It easier to insert..Just make sure you keep it pinched together! But wow, if you insert it correctly and put it where it goes, it should not leak at all. I have a lighter period due to the pill I’m on, but this month it was a little more, and this held up beautifully. I expected it to leak, but it didnt. It isnt really all to hard to remove either. You just have to push down like using the restroom, and insert a finger to break the seal. Dump & clean it and you’re good to go again! I wore mine all day, depending in your flow, it will hold for up to 12 hours.
Brandi Vigil –
Too soft. Got stuck. Had to have DR. Remove
Don’t. Just don’t. I was so proud of myself for finally deciding to step out of my comfort zone and try out a menstrual disc. When I finally felt brave enough to try it I was able to insert without too much trouble and made sure it felt like it was in all the way. Then (while still in the shower) decided I should practice taking it out so I felt confident with it. Yeah…I couldn’t get it out. There was nothing to grip. I could barely reach it. It’s too soft to grab onto. I tried bearing and squatting. Nothing worked!!!! Long story short I ended up needing to go to the doctor to get it removed (and it tore in pieces as it was removed with medical tools). So, I don’t even have the product to return and get my money back. Sure was comfortable while it was stuck in there though and did its job well! Wish it would have been successful.
L33chwife –
Too big
I’m a long time cup user and just recently converted to the disk. These disks (small) were one of my first test subjects since they are very inexpensive.I use the smallest diameter and size for menstral cups, my biggest concern at first glance is that these are humongous. I have a very small build but I got them anyways after seeing quite a few videos on how the vaginal tenting area is bigger than you think and basically the normal size should for most. I got the small hoping it’ll do the trick.They look and feel even bigger than expected in person but I gave it a go anyways. I tried it near the end of my period just in case things don’t go well and I end up in an embarrassing spot. Because the disks were so soft and my cervix leans backwards it was almost impossible to get it tucked in. Eventually I got it but when I tucked the front behind my pubic bone it resisted. I tucked and tucked and finally it felt like it was going to stay. I left it in there for about 2 hours before I couldn’t take it anymore. I could not pee with it in and felt super sore all over. It collected just fine but it was far too big for my anatomy.The only other company right now that offer a size that fits me is Lumma (short, small). It’s a little pricier but its diameter is significantly smaller. The rim is also much firmer to make tucking easy. I can do my #s with no problem. I don’t feel pressure anywhere, in fact I don’t feel it at all. They are more comfortable than cups because cups still cause pressure on the front and back making #s slightly more challenging for me. Find your right size and firmness, disks are a win!
TinyNerdlette –
Stain fast but work great!
After the first time I use these, they were stained. So if you are looking for stain resistant, this is not it. However they are really effective!I also bought a set for my friend’s daughter cuz she started menstruating, they have been working really well for her too.We are both ✨very small✨ people, so if you’re someone who is vertically challenged or just has a very small birth canal these are really good for your body!They hold a remarkable amount of fluid, even clots if you are someone who deals with endometriosis, PCOS, all that lovely stuff like I do. You know how embarrassingly your personal protection can fail you sometimes, I haven’t had that happen with these. On heavy days I do wear menstrual underwear over it, although I almost never have leakage.They are really easily cleaned by boiling, just like 10 minutes & they’re good to go! 13/10 recommend
Kacie Foster –
Comfortable and great value!
This was my first time trying a disc and I was really impressed at how comfortable it was! This was a great option that was super affordable. I’ve had mine for a year and it’s time to replace them. Definitely a few little leaks, but nothing a panty liner can’t fix.
TKBostick –
Flimsy and leaking
After using flex disc for over a year, I wanted to try something a bit more eco friendly and reduce the waste. The other options seemed so bulky compared to these…now I know why.There is no tensile strength on the rim…it folds and collapsed during insertion over and over.Also it would fold in on itself when properly seated. Removal was a huge mess as it lost all shape and “dumped” mid removal.You get what you pay for I guess.
itsjasely –
good product
it does what’s supposed to do, no issues on applying/ using and great price. I highly recommend I always do my research on the products I buy here on Amazon so I recommend you do the same there are many brands that offer the same products so be aware.
E. R. Thomas –
Having recently started using menstrual cups, I thought I would give a menstrual disc a go as well, particularly since I’d heard this would make mess-free period sex an option! I’m yet to try it for that purpose, but so far, I’m impressed. Yes, it is a little fiddly to get the disc into place, but I have to say, it wasn’t as bad as I expected and only slightly more hassle than a typical menstrual cup. Once in place, I really can’t feel it at all – so I would say more comfortable than a typical bell-shaped cup. It seems to just sit neatly against my cervix, and so far I’ve not had any problems with leaking or movement.So far, so good. I will update this review once I’ve tried it for it’s *intended purpose*!Admittedly, compared with a bell-shaped cup, it is a bit more tricky to remove, and I would say slightly messier as well, but still relatively controlled. That said, it didn’t take like to pull it out, empty it and put it back into place.Update: I tried it for it’s *intended purpose*, and no issues at all! Couldn’t feel it and it didn’t become dislodged during sex. Even with a variety of positions and being particularly intense, it didn’t move out of position or cause any pain. Equally, he couldn’t tell that it was there. I will say though, that it was a bit tricky to remove it immediately afterwards, and it’s tricky to put it back in post-sex, so I would probably recommend waiting until things have calmed down to adjust or empty.