The Perfect Fit Disc

New

As someone who has never tried any type of menstrual device besides tampons and pads, it was definitely a learning curve but because seconds nature after a few uses. I got both the regular disc and the soft one. The regular can take some getting used to, cause some cramping for an hour or so after insertion. Decided to try the soft type and it was a game changer. Easy insertion and removal.

Finally something that works after having kids

My menstrual cups stopped working after I had my first baby so I’d resigned myself to disposable solutions until someone told me to try a disc instead of a cup. This thing worked! And since it self empties I don’t have to deal with awkward bloody messes in public bathrooms! And I still have Cora liners for lights days so I’m all set and sustainable again!

Not perfect but still my preference

I had a disc that isn't sold anymore, because they went with a new design that I am uninterested in. Then my son found it and bit a hole in it. So now I've got a cora disc. I wish it was a bit more ergonomic to prevent spinning and it were a bit softer to prevent it from popping out of my hands when I take it out, but other than that it works better than my old one to hold in blood. I haven't had any leaks unless I was using the bathroom and even then it's only sometimes. I feel it more than my old one, but ultimately still forget it's in. The first time I used it I had some extra cramping, but now I've adjusted, and I'm not cramping any more than I normally would. Even with my slight complaints, this disc works for me. It's still significantly better than pads or tampons will ever be. Even period underwear, though I use it in case of leaks (which aren't happening), can't compare to this. Tbh I might stop wearing period underwear if I continue to not see leaks.