Ecoblossom Reusable Menstrual Disc - Menstrual Cup - Soft Period Disc for Women Designed with Flexible, Medical-Grade Silicone Period Cup (Black)

And I'm not even concerned with the toxic chemicals they find in tampons. This is just 1000% easier and more comfortable!Still not sure how you're supposed to be able to have intercourse with it in because the little pulltab would definitely be a HUGE annoyance. Maybe that isn't possible with this style but honestly without that tab I'm not sure how I would get it out!

É muito largo, impossível de usar de tao incómodo. Ja estou habituada a usar este tipo de produto, mas este é impossível. Grande demais e duro, nao consegui usa lo nem por um minuto.

Are you looking into using an alternative to tampons? Are you new to discs and cups? If so, read this review to help you make the choice. I would like to firstly say, I recommend the disc over the cup 100%!This disc specifically: I love how soft and flexible it is but it is just a bit stiffer around the rim which I needed and it makes inserting it a lot easier. I love the tab which helps with locating and removing the disc a lot easier. It is recommended to change empty it every 12 hours but I accidently left it in too long a couple times and I still didn't have any leaks. I have a heavy period so that was a huge surprise. I also normally don't forget because tampons and cups are noticeably there and tampons caused me a lot of pain so for this to be so comfortable that I forgot it was there was AMAZING! I have a tilted uterus and I have no issues with this disc.Cups vs Discs:I stopped using tampons and went to cups first. The cups didn't work for me I couldn't get them in far enough, so they didn't sit comfortably and didn't suction good causing leakage all the time. It also caused pain but nothing like tampons did. I could also notice it was there all the time. Cups use suction to stay in and to form to your walls so it can catch everything. Since they use suction, you can always feel that slight pressure against your walls. If the tiny holes around the top get clogged, you have to make sure you clean those out or it won't allow the cup to suction. The cups are easier to insert and remove since they only go in a tiny bit and have a stem at the end. It's just like inserting and removing a tampon. You have to fold the cup (you can google the best folds.) but because of this I couldn't get the cup to unfold completely once it was in me therefore it couldn't suction properly, in turn causing leakage.The discs go all the way up in and sit right under your uterus so there is no pressure or pain. The placement also stops cramping and is so comfortable you don't even notice it is there. Putting it in is a lot easier then what you think. You squeeze and insert, Once you insert you do have to take your finger and push the one side up and tuck it behind the pelvic bone. You have to be really comfortable with yourself and also with blood because it can be messy and hard the first couple times but once you get it once it is super easy and fast after that. I also never get any blood on me now, I love that this disc has a hoop on it so it makes finding and removing the disc SUPER easy. If you pull the tab correctly it also makes it so the disc empties right into the toilet without getting any on yourself. I also love that you can also have intercourse with the disc in and there is absolutely no blood or mess! The position of your uterus could be an issue, but it is highly unlikely, You CAN use this with a tilter uterus, depending on which way it is tilter and how far.I could go on with information but if you are debating between the two as long as you are comfortable with inserting it into yourself then I would 100% say go with the disc!

I am new to using disc but so far I am a fan. I started using Flex. This might be TMI but there is your warning. I didn't like this because thus disc seems to be a lot stiffer than the one I have with flex. Which makes it more difficult to use. I hoped with the loop it was going to be easier to remove because that's probably the most annoying part for me personally. I tried this once and it was uncomfortable to use and I was never able to us the ring to remove. I probably used it for 2 days and I was just done it was more work then my flex so I just went back.

I have been using this for over a year now and it’s the best menstrual cup I’ve tried. Also the value is the best out there. Most menstrual cups go for $30-40 so this is such a deal. I love the extra comfort ring for removal and it makes it so much easier than other kinds. I still need a pad for my underwear for protection but i don’t have to change it very often and can get away with a small light one. I have a heavy flow where tampons were no longer working and this does a great job.