Up to 12 hours
A my mimi menstrual disc can be worn for up to 12 hours, depending on your flow.
A reusable period product that collects instead of absorbs, can be worn for up to 12 hours depending on your flow, and sits differently from a tampon or menstrual cup.
No suction. No tampon string. Just another way to manage your period while you sleep, swim, exercise and get on with your day.
Available in Small and Large.
Most of us grew up being taught about pads and tampons. Menstrual cups became more familiar later, but discs have only recently started becoming part of the mainstream period-care conversation.
That is why discovering a menstrual disc for the first time can feel like finding out there was an entire period-care option nobody mentioned.
A menstrual disc is a soft internal period product designed to collect menstrual fluid rather than absorb it.
Unlike a tampon, which sits in the vaginal canal, a menstrual disc sits higher in the body at the base of the cervix. The rear edge sits behind the cervix while the front rim tucks behind the pubic bone.
A disc does not rely on suction to stay in place. When positioned correctly, many people find they cannot feel it during normal daily activity.
Tampon: absorbs menstrual fluid.
Menstrual cup: collects fluid and commonly relies on suction.
Menstrual disc: collects fluid higher in the body and sits behind the pubic bone without relying on suction.
A my mimi menstrual disc can be worn for up to 12 hours, depending on your flow.
Wear your disc overnight while staying within the recommended wear time.
Because the disc is worn internally, it can stay out of the way while you move, train or swim.
A menstrual disc sits differently from a cup and does not rely on suction to remain in place.
There is a learning curve, especially the first few times. Pinching the disc makes it narrow for insertion, and aiming backwards towards your tailbone can help with positioning.
Read the beginner guideA menstrual disc cannot travel beyond the vaginal canal. Removal is about staying relaxed, bearing down gently if needed, and hooking the rim or removal loop.
Learn how removal worksLeaks are often related to positioning, sizing, the front rim not being tucked securely behind the pubic bone, or the disc reaching capacity.
Troubleshoot leaksWash your hands, then pinch the disc together in the middle so the rim becomes narrow.
Guide the disc backwards and slightly down towards your tailbone rather than pushing it straight upwards.
Once fully inserted, tuck the front rim securely behind your pubic bone.
See what people who have already made the switch have to say about using a my mimi menstrual disc.
my mimi is available in two sizes so you have more choice than a one-size-fits-all disc.
32 ml capacity.
Designed as the smaller my mimi option.
61 ml capacity.
Designed as the larger-capacity my mimi option.
Menstrual discs can take a little practice. That is completely normal.
Getting comfortable with the insertion angle, finding the right position and learning what feels right for your body can take a few attempts.
That is why my mimi has step-by-step guides, sizing support and troubleshooting resources available whenever you need them.
A menstrual disc is a soft internal period product that collects menstrual fluid rather than absorbing it. It sits high in the vaginal canal at the base of the cervix.
A tampon absorbs menstrual fluid and sits in the vaginal canal. A menstrual disc collects fluid and sits higher in the body.
Both collect menstrual fluid, but they sit differently. A disc sits at the base of the cervix and does not rely on suction to stay in place.
Yes. A my mimi menstrual disc can be worn overnight as long as you remain within the recommended wear time of up to 12 hours and adjust according to your flow.
Menstrual discs can be worn during everyday activity, exercise and swimming when they are positioned correctly.
When positioned correctly, many people cannot feel their menstrual disc during normal activity. Pressure or discomfort can indicate that the disc needs repositioning.
There can be a learning curve. Many beginners need several attempts to become comfortable with insertion, positioning and removal.
Leaks can be related to positioning, sizing, the front rim not being tucked securely behind the pubic bone, or the disc reaching capacity.
Meet the reusable, suction-free my mimi menstrual disc and choose the size that works for you.