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

Hey there, period warriors! Ready to conquer that monthly battle with a touch of comfort, a splash of eco-friendliness, and a whole lot of convenience? Buckle up, because the Ecoblossom Reusable Menstrual Disc is about to rock your world!Quality: 👍Picture this: a menstrual cup made from magical medical-grade silicone that's softer than a cloud and sturdier than your determination to make it through Monday.Functionality: 👍Say goodbye to frequent bathroom breaks! This nifty disc offers up to 12 hours of leak-proof protection, which means you can now plan your day without worrying about pesky period mishaps.Reviews and Ratings: 👍Who needs hype when you've got satisfied customers raving about this magical disc? People are happier with their Ecoblossom Discs than they are on Taco Tuesdays! Don't believe me? Check out the rave reviews for yourself and join the happy-hoo-ha club.Price and Value: 👍Imagine investing in a product that saves you money AND saves the planet. The Ecoblossom Disc does exactly that! Your wallet will thank you, and Mother Earth will give you a virtual high-five for being a sustainability champ.Brand Reputation: 👍These folks have gained quite the reputation for crafting top-tier menstrual products that make periods feel like a breeze on a tropical island. Plus, their commitment to safety and sustainability is as solid as that friend who never cancels plans.Pros:🌟 Unmatched comfort and reduced irritation: Say goodbye to cramps and irritation during your period.🌟 Up to 12 hours of leak-proof protection: No more bathroom emergencies! Just pop it in and enjoy the freedom to slay the day.🌟 User-friendly design for easy use: Insertion and removal? Piece of cake! Once you get the hang of it, you'll feel like a period ninja.🌟 Safe, sustainable, and eco-friendly choice: Saving the planet, one period at a time. Mother Nature will shower you with gratitude!🌟 Handy tab for easy removal: The tab is your trusty sidekick, making disc removal a breeze.Cons:Okay, let's be real – finding your pubic bone can be a bit like navigating a treasure hunt at times. But worry not! Once you get the hang of it, you'll be a pro at finding that golden spot!Helpful Tips:🌈 Comfort is key: Get cozy with your pubic bone! Knowing its location makes insertion smoother💦 No mess, no stress: Removing the disc might be difficult at first, but don't fret! Do it over the toilet with a glove for extra protection.🧼 Clean freak: Keep a small bucket handy for easy cleaning after removal. Trust me, you'll thank yourself later.

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!

Surprisingly easy to use if you’re familiar with your anatomy. No leaks. Can’t feel it when it’s inserted properly, just sitting behind the pubic bone. Good price. I used a menstrual cup before for about ten years but usually had some small amount of leaking with it- I don’t have that problem with the disk. It’s safe to say I’ve been converted! I don’t feel like the loop is really necessary since you can just hook a finger onto the rim, but I could see it being useful if you’re used to tampons.