Bodyotics Menstrual Disc Reusable, 2-Pack Size S & L - Softer Than Menstrual Cups and Can Be Used Intimate Moments - Comfort-Fit Period Disc Set with 12 Hr Wear - 100% Medical Grade Silicone

I tried the disposable discs before and it was tricky for me because I have a retrograded cervix. I also didn’t love all the waste with the disposables. They could also be difficult to remove. Not these. These are so easy to use and remove. They’re super comfortable and no waste.

I was hesitant to give this a shot because I wasn't sure how easy it would be to insert and remove. I am so glad I decided to give the disc a go! It is really very easy to use compared to the cup. With the cup, it took me quite a few cycles to perfect the insertion. With the disc, I'm feeling pretty confident using it with my first cycle! With the cup, I was always paranoid it didn't open up fully after inserting or it would take a while to get it to open up. With the disc, I just insert and once it's tucked in above the pubic bone, I'm set! No more spinning the cup around to ensure it's fully expanded. Just insert disc, tuck above pubic bone and I'm good to go! However, removal is still messy for me and will require some more getting used to. Also, the disc seems to hold more and there is no leaking. None. With the cup on my second day, I usually have to empty after about 5 hours. The disc went the full twelve with no spillage/leakage. And this disc is cute. I like the little case that comes with it; makes it easy to slip into my purse. I use the large as I'm over 40 and have had a child. If you're looking to make the switch from tampons and pads, give this a try first! . I honestly wish I'd tried this before getting the cup. This was cheaper, comes with two sizes, is great quality, and is really just all around an easier product to use for me. Remember to do your research! For some, anatomically, the disc is not an option. For example, if your pubic bone is not prominent enough to tuck the disc above, the cup may be a better option for you.

I’ve tried the pixie and the lumma disc. I loved them, but the strings felt annoying to me. However, when I cut the strings on these products, I struggled to remove the discs, as the “bulbs” on the end of the strings were no longer there to help me with removal. This lead me back to the hello disc. I loved the hello disc because it didn’t have the strings—it had a pull tab— so I didn’t feel the same annoying strings below my cervix. However, my hello disc put pressure on my bladder, causing generalized discomfort. For me, the rim was too firm. Bodyotics was the disc to fix this problem for me! I’ve seen a few people say this disc was harder to insert, and I would agree—but only because the rim is more soft and gentle (try a lubricant to help if you need)! I would definitely recommend trying the hello disc due to ease of insertion, but if that disc causes discomfort, I’d recommend this disc! It’s affordable and has a pull tab! It’s the “goldilocks” disc for me, personally! (It’s similar to the soft disc but has a pull tab! I love the soft disc, but it was really hard for me to remove.) (As I side note, I’ve also used cups. Everyone is different, but discs were way easier for me!) I hope this helps! Love that this brand is so affordable! EDIT: I tried the ecoblossom disc after I had a leak with this disc. The ecoblossom disc was also too firm for me, so I came back to this one. With all my discs and cups, this is the one I come back to because it’s soft, and I don’t feel the pressure against my bladder. Definitely the perfect disc for me but wish they made a round shape, too! EDIT 2: The diva disc is my absolute favorite now. No auto dumping because of the lip. I'd recommend that one more if you don't want any auto dumping. This is my second fav though. Both are very comfortable. :)

I love these discs. When I bought these it was my first time using menstrual discs. I havent felt the need to try any other discs because these are just fine for me. The quality is good, they are easy to clean, and the removal tab is really helpful and easy to use.

I have used this for two periods now and I love it. I initially thought I'd need to use the smaller one since I haven't had kids yet but I actually had to use the large. The small felt a little weird and leaked. I can't feel the large after it's in and it actually tucks behind my pubic bone a lot easier. What I really love about this disc (besides the fact that it's reusable and came with a carrying case) is that it self empties?? You push and the disc tilts backwards while it's still inside and pours out everything in there, so you don't have to do it yourself and put it back in. THAT'S crazy. It's basically like bleeding it out on demand (kind of like how guys think we do lol). I just wear a pad or pantiliner in case it fills up and I don't get a chance to empty it and it leaks (not often but it happens). Later on in the period when the flow is lighter, there's no need for pads. So now I don't buy tampons anymore!!

I really wanted to love this. I currently use the Hello disc but it's messy during removal and a couple days of my period my cervix sits a bit low so I also wanted a smaller disc with a pull tab. This product it was recommended by a friend so there are some people that love it but I've only used it 2x since purchase 5 months ago. 2/20 period days are bad odds. I like the size and it's comfortable when it's inserted but getting in in is a pain. 1. The texture of the bodyotics disc is velvety soft (vs almost plastic-y smooth like the hello disc) if you have a drier vagina the friction is painful even when the bodyotics is wet. I know some people keep lube in their bathroom but I don't so it's inconvenient for me. 2. The rim of the bodyotics disc is very flexible. Which is why the disc is so comfortable when it's inside however during the insertion any pressure to push it inside will cause it to collapse on itself like a pancake and lose its slim pinched shape that is required for insertion. I still haven't found a alternative for my Hello disc, I deal with the explosion that come when I remove it and I wear period underwear on days my cervix is low. All of this annoyance is still preferable to trying to get the bodyotics Disc to work for me.

An absolute life changer! I have been on birth control most of my life until I hit 24 when I decided to completely cold turkey, and while I was on birth control, my periods were light to next to nothing. All of a sudden, after getting off the pill it’s like I’m internally slaughtering a small village, I have been struggling for years to find something that would work for me where I wouldn’t have to change a super tampon every two hours, I finally tried this disc, and it was absolutely life-changing! It’s so easy to insert, and so comfortable you don’t feel a thing. I can go a full 12 hour day and not worry about leakage or discomfort. If you’re thinking of giving us a go, do it!

I have been using a menstrual disk for years with no issue. My Flex reusable disc was misplaced when we moved so I had to get a new one. I figured why not try this one? It's cheaper and prettier and it's got a handy tab on it, what have I got to lose? Turns out more than I thought. It arrived the day my period did so I was excited to try it out. My first impression was that the silicone felt different from the Flex; tougher and a bit rough, but I still had high hopes. The tab I thought would be helpful is actually AWFUL. It made insertion much more difficult so I decided to cut it off. Thinking that would be the end of my issues I went to slide it in and was met with so much resistance! I had a few Flex disposable discs so I decided to test it out. Was it the product, or was it me? Would I need to use lubricant with my disc for the very first time ever? NO. The Flex disc slid in seamlessly and painlessly. I removed it immediately and tried again with this one with no success. It was simply too painful. I am very disappointed as I thought I would be saving a few dollars for a quality product, but it turns out I paid for a product I will not be able to use and will still have to cough up the $35 for a new Flex one. Let this serve as a lesson to all of you out there, if it aint broke don't fix it! Even if it's more expensive.