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Free returns moonthlies available for the shipping address you chose, moonthlies. You can return the item for any reason in new and unused condition: no shipping charges. The revolutionary removal loop stem makes removal a breeze, moonthlies.

A menstrual disc is a reusable alternative to the tampon for period care. It collects your period blood and sits tucked below the cervix and against the pubic bone in an area called the vaginal fornix. Made of medical-grade silicone, discs can be worn for hours safely. They have advantages over menstrual cups which include being safe for IUD users and having a higher capacity. There are currently 8 proprietary menstrual disc brands I am aware of available worldwide with many more expected in Period Nirvana is a fierce supporter of the brands that innovate and create their own product and does not endorse private label brands. In the US we have 6 reusable brands easily available to us currently.

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Trusted period care brand Cora has just launched their new product: the Cora Disc. As always, you can trust that Period Nirvana is here to help with our Cora Disc Review and disc comparison. The new Cora Disc has made a solid effort to solve the grip issue in removing menstrual discs. Menstrual discs need to be either hooked with a finger on the rim and pulled out or pinched with a thumb and finger and pulled out. Another disc, the Lumma, solved this problem with a longer stem potentially a preference for some but the Cora Disc gives users another option. You can also see this in the other new disc, Moonthlies. True story, when testing the Moonthlies disc I told my husband that the idea was great but you need more room for the finger and the ledge should tilt inward. Then I got the Cora Disc and that is exactly how theirs was designed.

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I have had amazing longterm success with this product, well past my initial testing to facilitate an official Lumma Disc review. That being said, the product itself does have some flaws. It feels a bit cheaper than other discs in the materials and finishing, but my vagina is none the wiser. My new video and Lumma Disc review will mostly focus on some of the changes the brand has made, plus how to insert the Lumma disc and remove it. Lumma Discs come in three total size options: Short for those with a low cervix , Medium for those with an average cervix and High for those with a high cervix. Lumma Discs have a removal stem. The Lumma Discs have a firmer rim than the Nixit or Ziggy discs. The size and firmness of the Lumma size High is the closest to the disposable Flex discs than any other reusable menstrual discs available in the US. If you have your stem attached use method 3. In the US you can find a few brands of reusable discs.

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Frequently bought together. Any ideas? Unfortunately if your uterus is tilted and a disc is not reliably sitting behind your cervix it may not be a good solution for you. My review will be from the perspective of someone who is new to the menstrual disc and cup game. Is it because it is firmer? They will not fold as slimly as softer discs for insertion and removal. Both high and medium started slipping out, out of the blue. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Sorry, there was a problem. It feels different every time I insert it and I never know if I truly got it in the right place.

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Keep in mind the vaginal fornex area is much larger than your vaginal canal. To also clarify, I thought cervix height determined size needed. Kim Rosas is a leading menstrual cup expert and founder of Period Nirvana. Officially they all claim to be free of anything harmful, but for cups I have seen tests in which the one or the other harmful substance was found. I was wondering what you think would be something good to trial next? Why did the Softdisc work but not the others? A couple notes: I also heard that discs were supposed to help with painful cramps, and I did notice a very slight improvement but honestly, someone recommended naproxen to me, and that is both over the counter and far, far more effective than both discs and ibuprofen, or really anything else I've tried. Previous page. Samples Included - We include a sample of our one-of-a-kind lubricant, 2 in 1 wash and two travel wipes with every purchase. My experience with the disc: - Oh boy did this disc NOT work for me! Try again! Thanks in advance. Loops for days! So go ahead and rock your first menstrual disc experience - we've got you covered with this comprehensive starter kit. Three loops was definitely excessive and uncomfortable for me, and now I can't even feel it most of the time.