Flex Plant Plus Disc | Plant-Based Disposable Period Discs | Tampon and Cup Alternative | Capacity of 5 Super Tampons | Menstrual Disc Made with Sustainable Medical-Grade Plant Polymers | 12 Count

These discs are easy to insert and very comfortable. I like that they’re plant-based and disposable, and they hold as much as a super tampon. No leaks so far, and they feel much less noticeable than a cup. Pros: – Comfortable and discreet – Eco-friendly material – High capacity – Easy to use Cons: – A learning curve if you’re new to discs

I. Love. These. I didn't have to deal with periods for over a decade, so I am essentially brand new to this whole business at 30-something (cups, discs, and period underwear were not options back then!). I wanted an alternative to tampons and pads, and was considering cups but liked the idea of something that could stay in during sex. It took me two days (and a nail reshaping, because long stiletto nails are not your friend here) to really understand the mechanics, but after that I had no issues at all! No leaking during normal activities, and putting a fresh one in right before sex led to a truly revolutionary, no-mess situation. Yes, I did send several texts the next morning telling my friends to try them. They didn't seem to help me with cramps, but they were certainly more comfortable than tampons. I literally could not feel them - no discomfort, no pressure, nothing. Amazing. I love that you can keep them in for up to 12 hours and that they create less waste than other disposable options. For me, definitely worth the higher pricetag.

No leaks, long lasting, easy to insert and remove, minimal mess

If tampons or the cup are not your thing, but you hate pads, these are the answer! I have used these for nearly five years now. They hold a lot of fluid, but you can empty it without removing it (because who wants to do THAT in a public bathroom?). I do sometimes experience very small leaks if it is very full, and some 'overflow' after emptying, so I would still not wear my white denim shorts during a heavy day, but there is no string to hide, and no uncomfortable dry wad to cringe about. You never have to boil them, and you can wear them up to 12 hours. There is a very short learning curve (it took me three periods to feel confident enough to stop wearing backup pads) but once you're comfortable with insertion, they are completely unnoticeable.

These are actually great. SO much easier than tampons and I found my cramps were so much better. I did knock down a star because the removal is a horror show- easy to get out but the mess is so bad. Also, they're quite expensive.

Discs have saved me. They are more comfortable, help with cramps, and last longer without leaks. I have PCOS and these have made my periods more manageable and are better for me. I give them out to my friends even

My body has started rejecting any kind of tampon no matter the brand. Before buying a silicone disc I wanted to try these to see if it was something that worked for me. Happy to report these worked amazing. I will say if you have a heavier flow at the beginning of your period wear a panty liner or pad until you've mastered the position of the disc, and learned how your body responds to it. I did have some leakage but I think it was just the adjustment and learning how my body did with the disc. I noticed when I went pee the disc would sometimes move forward and break the seal (now its supposed to be self emptying and for me for the most part was) however I think as my muscles pushed it forward the seal broke and all it took was a slight push back to reset things and get the seal. No mess super easy. I also will caution anyone who has nails, you could potentially poke the plastic and rip it which will cause leaking. All in all I will be moving forward with discs. You cant feel them, they hold a lot, and so easy to insert and remove with no pain at all.

I bought these because I wanted to try the disc but not commit just yet, and went with the planet friendly version. And let me tell you, I go through 7-8 super sized tampons on a 13 hour shift. I don't always have time between tasks to go to the bathroom. This made it so much easier for days that I have to just hold it. The first time I tried it, it leaked then I sat down, read the instructions and tried again. It worked so well, that after these I'm investing in the reusable one.

Very happy with these! Exactly as advertised! Perfect for on the go or when you don't have the ability to sterilize your reusable period cup. A little pricey for use 100% of the time, but I understand the price point

Für leichte Tage oder unerwartete, für unterwegs praktisch. Ansonsten habe ich aber eine aus Silikon die etwas kleiner ist vom Ring Durchmesser und daher besser passt und auch auslaufsicher ist und wiederverwendbar. Aber für den Notfall ist es das beste Einweg Produkt was ich kenne!

Same as the plastic one except its not plastic.

Ordinato dal mio ragazzo, ho dovuto prendere il telefono per recensire il prodotto perchè ne vale la pena. È vero il prezzo è un pò alto ma la possibilità di avere rapporti come se non si avesse il ciclo non ha prezzo. Zero perdite nonostante io abbia un ciclo molto abbondante, né io né il mio ragazzo lo abbiamo percepito. Diminuisce i dolori da ciclo. Donne acquistatelo perchè soprattutto in quei giorni ci meritiamo una gioia. Veramente top

I don't understand why these come as 1 size fits all. If you have a diaphragm fitted they come in all different sizes. Other brands sell different sized discs. These are 7cm across, which is listed as a large, post childbirth size by other brands. It was so painful, honestly. I don't know why they're promoting this idea that your vagina is essentially numb inside. I mean dildos wouldn't be so popular if that was the case, would they?? I feel like this is just more patriarchal b/s and this is just a rubbish product that is marketed to women for profit without taking women's/female bodied People's actual lived needs into account. Very disappointed