CareCup Menstrual Disc - Set of 2 Reusable Period Discs - Premium Design with Soft, Flexible, Medical-Grade Silicone + 1 Storage Bag (2 Large Discs)

These are so much more comfortable than my diva cup! No more leaks and I can't even feel while they are in.

I've been using menstrual cups for ten years andnloved them. For whatever reason, a few months ago they started leaking BAD. I'd never had that issue before. These discs were on sale so I gave them a try. It's absolute LOVE. I can't recommend them enough. They're better than cups and I'll never go back.Cups can be difficult to place because you have to get them around the cervix, so if your cervix is high or tilted, they won't work. These discs block the entire canal, so placement is a snap once you get used to it. I find that sliding it in place almost laterally to the floor and the tucking the front under the public bone, rather than angling it upward, is the trick, at least for me.You do have to be somewhat comfortable with fishing around in your hooha and dealing with blood, but that all becomes second nature.I have only used the larger size because my flow tends to be heavy, I'm over 40 and have had two babies, and I rarely leak.I LOVE that I can empty it by just leaning forward and squeezing! It makes having my cycle so easy. I take it out and wash it twice daily, once in the shower and once just in the sink.Do get the washing product because it can get stinky if you don't wash it with some kind of cleaner. I use Lume body wash because I already have it and it won't mess up my internal ph.I got the cold that's going around that comes with a bad cough and had to wear a pad during the worst of is as the coughing dislodged the disc. So be warned, that's a thing.All in all, I can't recommend this product enough!

I was really excited to try this because I loved the idea of less waste, and it being cost effective. I was also very interested in the mess free sex because come on that's a total game changer.The first time I inserted it I opted to do it in the shower to keep things less messy and tried a few times to get it just right. I tried different positions and found what was comfortable. I worried that it wasn't in right because I felt nothing. Usually with a tampon I'm a bit uncomfortable and I get more cramping, but this was like having nothing. I put on a pair of period undies just incase and I went about my very physically active day leak free. Now the part that worried me a bit...the dreaded removal. I decided to hit the shower again as I read some reviews that definitely made doing anything else sound disasterous. I laid down again and it took some bearing down and a bit of searching to find the edge bit I managed to get it out. I was glad I was in the shower because I definitely struggled a bit and would have made a mess. I used the shower insertion and removal for day two as well and then on day three I felt comfortable enough with removing it to try on the toilet. I had no issue and no big mess, my sink is by my toilet so it was easy to rinse, definitely not something I'd want to do in a public rest room but hopefully won't have to since it can go so long without emptying.Day 3 I decided it was secure enough in there and in right so I decided to test out having sex. My partner didn't feel anything and it stayed on place. We went pretty vigorously and tried different positions to test it out, and he's definitely well endowed, and no leaks, no slips, just perfect mess free sex.I think it's definitely worth the money, and once you get used to using it you can have so much more freedom and comfort. Definitely everyone is shaped different so people may have to try a different brand if this one doesn't fit right, but for me it's like a huge game changer.Recommending to everyone I meet that bleeds.

I decided to try this after seeing ads for a similar product, but wanted something in my price range. This does it! It’s so comfortable compared to a menstrual cup(this cup doesn’t use suction). And when inserted properly, I can’t feel it. It does hold up to hardly any leaking on a heavy flow day. I still use a small pad just in case but wouldn’t need to if I wasn’t moving around. Would definitely recommend

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!