menstrual disc - comfortable & leak-free protection
menstrual disc - comfortable & leak-free protection
Awarded 'Best Sustainable Period Care Solution in Australia 2025'
sizing recommendation
sizing recommendation
Large (holds up to 7 regular tampons)
- Given birth vaginally
- Over the age of 30
- 68mm diameter, 39.2mm tall, capacity 61ml
Small (holds up to 5 regular tampons)
- Never given birth vaginally
- Under the age of 30
- 61mm diameter, 35.2mm tall, capacity 32ml
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Estimated delivery: Aug 24 - Aug 28
description
description
material
material
key features
key features
inclusions
inclusions
how is a menstrual disc different from a menstrual cup?
how is a menstrual disc different from a menstrual cup?
A menstrual disc sits higher in the vaginal canal, near the cervix, while a menstrual cup sits lower and creates suction. Discs allow for mess-free period sex and are often more comfortable for users with a low cervix.
how long can you wear a menstrual disc?
how long can you wear a menstrual disc?
You can wear a menstrual disc for up to 12 hours, depending on your flow. It should be emptied, cleaned, and reinserted as needed throughout the day.
how do you remove a menstrual disc?
how do you remove a menstrual disc?
To remove a menstrual disc, sit over a toilet and hook a finger under the front rim. Gently pull it out, keeping it level to avoid spills. Empty the contents, rinse, and clean before reinserting or storing.
are menstrual discs safe?
are menstrual discs safe?
Yes, menstrual discs are safe when used correctly. They are made from medical-grade materials and do not cause toxic shock syndrome (TSS). Regular cleaning and proper hygiene ensure safe use.