SHORDY Reusable Menstrual Disc (Small), 100% Medical-Grade Silicone, Flexible & Leak-Free Period Disc, Eco Friendly Feminine Hygiene & Care | Tampons, Pads & Cups Alternative (Green)

After 20 years with the same cup I melted it while sanitizing 😫 and decided to try a disc instead to help contain mid-life mess. I cut the pull tab off immediately (uncomfortable) and so far I am impressed! I used the larger size (thanks kids) this month and it did not leak on my heaviest day but DID self empty a couple of times, which is pretty great in a public restroom with a shared sink. I check placement every time I “go” and have had zero issues with insertion and removal.

I’ve had this menstrual disc for a while now so I can give the most accurate review for how it actually holds up. When I first start using it, I notice small leakage so I wore a light pantyliner with it. Over time I’ve mastered how to place the disc perfectly to my cervix and no leaks! The disc is very comfortable once you’ve use it a few times. It doesn’t move when you go to the bathroom like the menstrual cups do, so no need for readjusting. The disc is easy to clean and store for future use.

Overall 4.5. So much about this type of product is preference but this works great for me. I was looking for another round shaped disc (compared to more oval shaped) because that shape works better for me. It's like a cross between the Hello disc and the Pixie disc. What I like: *Round shape *Good size. The diameter is a little smaller than some other brands but the cup is a bit deeper. *Removal string (I prefer over a loop or notch because it's easier & I feel it less, plus you can trim thw string if you want to) *Removal string is not too stretchy so you can pull without having to yank it. *Appropriately firm silicone, not flimsy *Easy to clean *The silicone color is not dark or light so it doesnt get stained and I can easily see if it's clean. What I don't like: *The rim is rather thick. It probably helps it keep its shape inside but it makes it just a touch more uncomfortable to remove. Not a huge deal compared to leaking but the rim design could be slimmed down a little.

After buying and giving a few different brands, sizes, Firmness, ones with and without tails for easy removal, and shapes of menstrual discs. I know that I prefer to use the smaller sizes. This one has proven to have my back and has been faithful to me 100% from day one. Now if you're just starting to using discs don't get discouraged if he isn't as faithful to you from the jump. It's probably not this disc it's probably just the learning curve everyone experiences when switching to alternative period products. I swear though if you keep at it and get used to getting it behind your pubic bone you'll be in love. This guy may not be the one you'll prefer but I def think it's a great place to start if anything. I started with disposable ones and really felt just as guilty as if I were using the typically tampons and pads. So that's when I went on the hunt for a reusable option. I will never go back. So depending on how high or low your cervix sits with determine what disc will suit you best. I imagine It will be a trial and error type thing for most ladies. Though I'm sure there will be many just starting that find this guy is going to be their boo thang as well. I enjoy the rim on this disc as it's not super soft but not super firm either. The tail is for easy removal and I totally appreciate it. This tail is customizable . I cut mine to only be about an inch long. Though a tail or tab isn't necessary at all. Makes for a cleaner removal though. The price for this little guy is fabulous considering it's so great. Y'all just do it... Give it a go. I know you'll be happy you did. Oh and did I mention mess free sex while on the rag. He won't even know unless you tell him. Where were these disc the first 20 years of my cycle?? Thankful to have found out about these for so many reasons.

I've struggled to find the right menstrual cup or disc. I have a low cervix and also just not a whole lot of room. Normal discs are too big for me and can't tuck behind my public bone. Most cups sit too low and feel uncomfortable. I found one little disc that was comfortable but leaked and then lost it, so I was back on the hunt. So far, the small shordy disc is working great! I'm only a couple days into using it, but no leaks, super fast learning curve (I've been using cups and discs for a long time, though), and I can't feel it at all. I do find it a bit difficult to remove but that's my fault for cutting off the pull tab thing because I thought it'd irritate me. Overall, a big win!

I really wanted to like this disc, but the string was really bothersome. The disc its self was flexible and easy to insert, but the string was too long. You could probably trim the string, but I haven’t tried yet.

I've used a cup for years. The disks were not as popular at that time. I like the cups however I had a very hard time urinating. It was like the cup kept my muscles from pushing my bladder. So I would just have to let it trickle out, then wait for it to go lower on the bladder and trickle out more. Repeat this several times. So it would take FOREVER. I've tried so many different cups abd they were all the same. Plus every now and then the seal wouldn't be right so I would leak. The Femmycycle cup was the one I loved the most except they stopped making it so when it was time to replace it.... couldn't find it OF COURSE. So I thought I'd try a disk. OMG so much easier than a cup. No leak first time using it. I have no problem going to three bathroom. It doesn't move if I bear down either. I wish I would have done this sooner. I loved this came with both sizes too, especially for the money. Apparently the more expensive doesn't really matter because these do the job. I also like that it has a "string" to remove it from vs having to reach up there to pull out out. I wear gloves but still. It's just better nicer. Another bonus is removal is much easier because you have to worry about breaking the seal and getting it out pinched or it hurts. Not these. These are not THAT stiff so they are much more comfortable to remove. So if any cup users are in the fence I'd definitely try it. Especially for this price. They also have inverters now but you shouldn't need one with these. You just put it in, pop behind your pelvic bone and your in your way. SO SIMPLE!

I don’t like it’s uncomfortable it didn’t work for me