I found the disc a million times easier than the cup. Messier removal is a small price to pay (at home) for ease of insertion and comfort.

Would Saalt create a disc??? Call it Peppa or something. Combine all the great things of all the different discs ... I hope so

The disk is life changing. My first leak free period...ever. Amazing.

Im so glad that we are at a time where these things can be discussed so casually without losing that educational feel… ive been interested in trying the cups and discs since i saw them but i like being informed your videos really helped, thank you

Cups don’t work for me. So I went to CVS and picked up some discs made by soft up, and holy moly! They are amazing and that brand is affordable. Much easier for me and less painful than a cup. 10/10 I recommend trying a disc! They are disposable so that’s a down side but this video is super helpful for reusable discs!

I’ve literally tried them all, but the disc is my favorite. It’s more comfortable, causes less cramps, doesn’t push on my bladder, isn’t painful or difficult to remove and it is self emptying. I have had far fewer leak issues with the disc than the cup for sure. I am so excited that flex now has a reusable disc option. It’s also nice to know that if I need a disposable disc to throw in my purse or whatever that I have that as well. The disc is a game changer for everything.

I got my first cup (Juju High Cervix model 3) and two Lumma discs (M and L) a few days ago and I'm beyond excited. I feel lucky to have stumbled upon cups and discs at the age of 18.

You've literally been THE BEST GUIDE.. I'm 16 and I could successfully use the cup in 2 cycles and I love itt... Thanks to you and this channel for providing me with such a wholesome knowledge..

This is so good to know! I'm actually a pharmacy tech at a Walgreens so I'm excited to be able to answer more questions for my patients!

I live and die by the disc!! 🤣 I started with softcup years ago then finally made the switch to Lumma after one of your videos. I got the buy one get one free deal they had going. 🙌 It's the best!

Just finished my first cycle with the Lumma medium disc. I've never used cups or tampons and still was able to have a leak-free period with the disc. It's so comfortable, not actually that hard to use, and works so damn well. 11/10 would recommend to anyone who menstruates.

The lumma disc is amazing! I've used the softcup/flex/softdisc for years, but I was tired of not having a reusable option (and washing the softdisc is not hygienic). The lumma is even better, it holds more and never leaks on me!

I always really wanted to love cups, but I have always found them leaky and uncomfortable. Discs are a game changer and I love my ziggy. I want to try the others, too. I love the lumma colors.

I just got a Lumma and omg this is life changing. I’ve always wanted to try a cup but I didn’t find them comfortable or reliable. My sis actually sent me one because she loves them and I cannot believe how comfy it is for me. I have serious pcos so comfort during a period is pretty much unheard of. I am still getting used to the Lumma… but so far, I slept great ! No nagging feeling of checking my sheets in the morning. I never liked sleeping with tampons in or pads on, neither was comfortable in my opinion.

The nixit has been life changing for me! It's honestly worth the price. I bought one at the start of the pandemic (finally took the leap and got over my fear lol) because all my local stores sold out of tampons the week my state started lockdown. I've taken this time to try a cup as well, and the disc has worked far better for me; zero leaks and I get more comfortable with it every time I use it (as easy as inserting a tampon now). Hadn't ever had a leak free period before using a disc and couldn't recommend it more!

i’m so glad someone loves discs too!! i tried discs before cups & have yet to try a cup & i absolutely love discs & don’t even know that i’ll ever even buy a cup now!!

if you like menstrual discs, I HIGHLY recommend the caya diaphragm as a birth control option. Paired with spermicide, it's a non hormonal option that is very effective. It can also be paired with the birth control pill, condoms, implant, or any other birth control option if you want. I only use the caya and this is my third year pregnancy free. Just replace every 2 years. I love mine.

I love cups so much however they always leak once halfway full because of my cervix. I tried my first disk (ziggy) and experienced a full day’s wear with no leaking at all. However, I don’t like how it feels when inserting. It almost hurts. I also am not a fan of the shape and inability to easily clean. I’ve just purchased the buy one get one free Lumma disks in medium and large. I’m so excited for my next period. Hopefully these will be more comfortable for me.

I am happy that I stumbled and eventually followed this channel. It gave me more understanding of the concept of cups and discs. Been using cups for 3 years now and my experience is always about struggle and pain, even after picking different brands. Either it will leak because the size is too small or too soft for me, the insertion is also always a struggle and sometimes painful. Don't get me wrong, the cup really is efficient in doing the job, it's just not for me. I'm new to disc, tried flex, enjoyed how easy to insert it, had a ziggy and no leaks, no pain, everything is perfect. I'm now waiting for the delivery of my Lumma Unique and I am excited. 🤩

Cups for when a private bathroom situation is possible within a reasonable amount of time, discs for camping, nonprivate situations, etc. (self emptying is excellent when you can't trust pulling a cup all the way out cleanly). You can own both and utilise!

I never thought I'd try a cup but after recently finding your channel i was temoted to give it a try. Took the quiz which was super helpful and convenient for a first timer. And even just after one cycle i can't understand why I had such a stigma against cups... This was so informative as well about discs. Your channel is great

Thank you for this! This video could not have come at a more perfect time! I took your quiz two months ago and bought the Organicup when it was on sale. I figured a quarantine is the perfect time to test new menstrual products. lol My experience with the cup was AMAZING! The ONLY problem was I was getting a full cup every four to six hours. I don't really want to be emptying it so often in public but at home is perfectly fine. So I thought I would order the Lumma Unique in Large. The had a flash sale that day and I got two for the price of one. Today is my first time using a disc and this video already got me feeling good about it. Thank you so much for the trials and tribulations of trying new things for the rest of us. You are SOOOOOOOOOOO appreciated. The realization that if toilet paper becomes impossible to get what happens if tampons are the same.... spurred me into action. So I finally decided to do what I had been considering for a while. My first thought was to save on waste for the the good of the planet but I was not truly motivated to do it... then I had to wake up at 5 am just to get to a store to buy TP and it was scary. I have an 8 year old son and a four year old daughter, they need momma all the time not me stuck to a toilet because there are no tampons left. LOL So I did it and I will never go back. Thank you so so so so so much!

Thank you for the video!! I've been a cup user for over 5 years?!? And although they work for me, I wanted to try discs. I tried the flex disc, which worked perfectly, but I didn't like that they're not reusable (and kinda crinklely in the bathroom lol). I got too excited for the Ziggy when it came out, ordered it right away... And such a disappointment, it wouldn't stay in no matter what I did. I just went to Lumma's website, they are currently offering BOGO. So I thought why not try the M and L!! I am so excited!! If they work like the flex disc, I will be so happy, since cups always make me feel bloated or "full" if that makes any sense. Thanks for giving us the good information!! 👏🏽

This is definitely the best disc comparison video I’ve seen. Thank you.

I’m so thankful for women like you who are making it easier for all people with periods. My mom didn’t know I started my period til three months later. I don’t know why but I feel so Embarrassed talking about my body and what it does but this is so helpful just talking about it and normalizing talking about periods.

I got a Diva Cup years ago, but couldn't to get it to work for the life of me. After some discouragement there, I tried Soft Cup before they were bought out by Flex and, honestly, it was the best decision I made. I think they were a tad too big for me, but for the most part, very comfortable and more importantly, got me more familiar with my anatomy. Once Flex bought Soft Cup, I went back to my Diva Cup with more determination and it worked! Discs definitely are a good in between step, but now with re-usables, they can easily stay as the only step if you want to without constant repurchasing!

I've used Flex and now Ziggy... I travel a lot so they're amazing! I always have a little bag with gloves, flushable wipes and zip lock bags just in case I can't easily get straight to the sink to rinse it (airport bathrooms sometimes you can only wash your hands) but I use the disposable gloves at home too because they help so much with insert/removal with nails and cleanliness.

Hmmm. My experience has been the opposite. I find discs so much easier to use than cups. With discs, you just need one finger to push...and that's it. None of the fiddling one has to do with cups. Except for the Ziggy, which doesn't seem to fit in at all.

I bought a lumma disc because of this video. I love it! I’ve used it for two cycles now and I’ll never go back to tampons. The medium worked best for me and lasts the full 12 hours.

You have been so helpful for my first experience with cups

Since my pregnancy, and my symphysis pubis dysfunction, had gone through several different cups postpartum, which were causing me pain. I tried the Ziggy and the nixit, and it kept popping out. I was so afraid that I'd have to go back to pads, but the medium Luma saved me! It stays in place, doesn't hurt, and holds all my heavy, heavy cycle. I still want to try the super Jenny, because I don't want to give up on cups, and I like having options. I also like the string on the Luma, but if you have a very sensitive labia/clitoris, you might want to cut it down or put a little bit of compatible personal lube on the tip of the string.

Just ordered a Lumma cup!! I've used the soft cups and really enjoyed them, just not the fact that they were disposable, and hard to get here in Canada. I have tried the intimmina disc as well as their cup and their disc leaked and would slide out, but I have few problems with their cup. I appreciate that Lumma has different sizes as that might've been the issue? Right now they have a buy one, get one offer and you can also add the 10% off on-top! AND THEY SHIP TO CANADA!!! I ordered a large and a medium so at least one should fit if not both, depending on the stage of my cycle! 10/10 recommend!!

I recently purchased a ziggy because over the last few months I have been concerned that my lunette cup was making my cramps worse. I've been having an overall better experience with the disk. I'm so glad you mentioned auto dumping, though, because I thought that something was wrong that I wasn't staying leak free when I went to the bathroom. As someone with a heavier flow, this auto dumping seems like it may be helpful!

actually, I had a better first experience with disc comparing to my first experience with cup. it is easier for me to get a disc into a shape like a tampon while no matter which folds I tried my cup (tampax medium) just don't want to get inside me lol

I have a hard time inserting a cup but I tried the flex disc and I absolutely love it.

Thank you! I'm switching from flex discs to something reusable and this is just the info I needed 🥰

Just ordered the Lumma because of your reviews! Have been using cups for 2 years & switched to discs because of issues with suction (with cups). Started off with the Flex Discs but purchased Nixit to try....I don't like it at all 😂 way too soft, but I just got it so I'm trying to give it a chance. Purchased the Lumma in case I just can't deal with Nixit anymore.

I'm so glad you made this. My cup kept suctioning to my cervix and I just found trying to find another one overwhelming. I tried a softdisc and I was hooked. We're TTC but if I don't get pregnant soon, I am hoping to go reusable.

Just ordered a Saalt Soft (because my Meluna S was constantly leaking), so I'm just watching because I like your videos and they're super helpful :)

If anyone is watching this right now Lumma is having a buy 1 get 1 free sale!

I have a Ziggy and I like it but I don't always LOVE it. Thanks for the info about the other brands!

Great review and explanation! I wish I found the reusable discs before the cups. I like the disposable discs so much better, but wanted a more sustainable and cost effective option in the disc. This is really helping me decide on a brand to try. Thank you!

I just went on lummas website and they have a buy one get one deal! Plus the coupon works on the sale!!! Get your disks!!

Love my lumma medium. I opted to try the disposable disc first to see if the disc was for me and because I used the entire box I felt confident in investing in the reusable. I had tried two cups just to find out that I had quite a low cervix and the disc has been 👍

This video is exactly what I been looking for I previously ordered some cups but they dont fit me well (to long) and are uncomfortable for me. I use to use instead till they stopped selling them at walmart I guess they are called flex now but i been looking for a disc/cup like the disposable ones for awhile i finally was able to find one compared to the disposable ones so i just ordered lumma cups right now they are buy one get one free plus your 10% discount code thank you so much u are a life saver😉

I first tried multiple cups, since people said it was so easy, but none of them worked for me. Even folded up, they were way to big and were painful to insert. And even the one or two times I was able to insert it, I couldn't make sure it was open all the way (since I barely got the cup in and definitely wasn't getting a finger in beside it), and they were painful/hard to take out. Then I discovered the disposable discs and it was so easy, I wish I knew before I wasted money on the cups. I do have to say though that the Flex reusable disc was the best for me since the rim height was similar to the disposable. I tried the Cora and Saalt discs, but the rim heights were too high which made it painful to try and insert. Just wanted to save people some time and money incase they have the same problem I had.

Id like to add that the discs like Nixit and Ziggy can allow you to have intimacy, regardless of your sexual orientation or the gender identity of your partner. Toys seem not to be an issue. I wish I could find a video to link back on here for the viewers but I forgot it. I am curious to know if anyone has success with intimacy (please say if you have had sapphic or hetero or both) with the Lumna and if they were able to do toy play?

I’ve never used cups or disks but I just order my first disks and cup.. I’m waiting to start my period to try them out🙌🏻 I’m scared and excited lol

I have PCOS. As well as an arcuate uterus, and a tilted cervix that is almost flipped. And I have been using suction menstrual cups for years and always had a love hate relationship because as of recently they have caused me to cramp SEVERELY to the point of nearly passing out. I didn’t realize this was causing the issue, until my diva cup got destroyed by my cat 😅. Leading me to buy the ziggy cup. It’s a learning curve for me, but so far so good! Love it.

I purchased a small box of disposable discs a few months ago because I have always had abnormally heavy and painful menstruation and wanted to try and find a better alternative for having to double up with a super tampon plus a heavy absorption pad, which I was certain wasn’t helping with my cramps. After two months of looking at the box across from me in my linen closet as I went thru my normal “period routine”, I woke up this morning having started my flow and finally without thinking grabbed one, put it in and went about my morning. Now I must say, before I bought them I looked into I just a tiny bit and the “beginner” fears kept me from taking the plunge and using them. I did it the way I do everything and just pretended as if I were a pro and had been doing it for years, and start off with the upmost confidence to try and avoid the new-bee mishaps and hesitations. Like everything else I do that way, it went well and so far have been having a good experience. After I put the first one in I immediately went to the internet and started researching. I’m now looking into reusables and can’t wait to buy my first one! I found that I have gotten the most useful information from these particular videos, thank you! I’m happy you are doing what you’re doing and are there for myself and people like me.

So I've been using menstrual cups since I was 15 (currently 22) I started out with the good ol diva cup. I've tried many cups over the years and figured out what I liked. As I got older and started having regular sex the suction seal of the cup started to bother me and would give me yeast infections. I was just too dry 😂 So I got a nixit disc and now it's my go to every period. I really couldn't recommend it enough. Thanks for the indepth video!

The auto dumping was great info. I used the softdisc disposable for the first time this evening and when I used the bathroom I noticed that the water was red and thought that I just didn’t have it set right because I had never used one before and just knew how to insert it off the instructions on the box and probably still haven’t gotten it right yet but that will come with practice. Now I know that it wasn’t leaking because it wasn’t set right but instead was auto dumping. They should really put that in the instruction pamphlet in the box. Such great info especially the visuals. Thank you for this!

Thank you so much for breaking down the difference. This is exactly what I was looking for & couldn’t find. ❤️

I’m 20 now and started using cups at 14. I liked them for all the benefits but realized my monstrous cramping wasn’t worth trying to get a cup in every month. And by the time my body didn’t mind me fidgeting with a cup in there it was already the end of my cycle. Fast forward a couple of years to last september I bought Nixit. The Nixit Cup was a beautiful introduction to the world of menstrual discs. Just when I thought the stereotypical "cup" was the only option, I found Nixit. * Everything was perfect. Until I used it. Inserting was not a problem, nor was "tilting downwards" to place correctly in the fornix, a place I personally have never explored or knew existed. I absolutely love how soft it is and the softness actually helps. I strongly believe the flexibility of the cup should never ever change as the fornix doesn't flex or contract the same way the vaginal canal does. What could definitely use a little tweaking is the diameter and overall size of the cup. The thing is, the firmness (or lack of firmness) is a very useful trait but can only go so far if you have a small fornix. The cup is very malleable and flexible enough to fit in a *slightly* small fornix but I personally was only willing to push it so far before I felt like I tore straight into my rectum. I left it in where it could fit and on the first try, I felt absolutely nothing which is very encouraging and different from other "cups". Since cups reside in the canal you have length, width, and firmness to worry about. Then after that, you have to make sure you are inserting properly or its very uncomfortable. As a virgin, I think I am especially very sensitive down there so all the fiddling wasn't really for me. With the Nixit it, the insertion was so simple and easy. Even on my first try. My only problem came from the fornix issue. I have a very prominent pubic bone but a small fornix. The edge of the cup would push on the skin of the bone, like tug or drag it a little almost because my fornix wasn't large enough to fit the whole cup (even squished) so although there was no pain, there was a weird indescribable discomfort. I tried to keep it like that for a while but the dragging of such delicate skin was beginning to cause me discomfort. It also honestly left me unsettled thinking of how irritating it must be and how it must look on the inside with the skin being pushed (or pulled whatever) in such an unnatural way. While taking the cup out I made sure to dramatically keep it tilted in the same direction it was when I inserted not even to prevent spillage because I was in the comfort of my own bathroom, but to avoid it bumping my cervix which hurts. I don't know if it was the first or second time I tried the Nixit but it did happen, It grazed my cervix and it wasn't disturbingly painful but I still felt it nonetheless. * Overall I my fornix may be the issue. It may be on the smaller side and this cup has made me want to look into menstrual discs and mentally am more excited to try other versions. Maybe sometime in the near future I’ll try the lumma medium or small.

Lumma is my FAVORITE! I have a nixit but I’m having trouble getting it to stay into place.. I also tried the ziggy and that was miserable for me! Sooo I’m still hoping I can get the nixit to work for me. 🤞 I’ve also never used a cup.. I jumped right into a disc and no regrets!

Discs have changed my life. My periods were what I can only describe as traumatic. I had horrible cramps, so bad that I've gone to the ER because I was screaming and crying from the pain. My period made me suicidal honestly. Each month it was hell. But I decided one day to try the disposable discs and it has made my life so much better. Half the time I forget I'm even on my period. I now use the Cora reusable disc. I have the reusable helped lesson my cramps and now that I also have an IUD I don't get cramps at all. I'm so thankful for period discs. I have less dysphoria during my periods (I'm nonbinary), I don't have horrible cramps anymore, and I don't get crazy depressed when I get my period anymore.

I am trying out the Lumma for the first time right now. Too early to say if it's great, but so far, no leaking. Fingers crossed. I have tried the Divacup, Blossom Cup, and Softdisc. With all of them, I experienced leaking to no end. It has been so frustrating due to my goal to end using products that damage the environment. I hope this will be the end of my hunt!

I used the softcup for many years and loved it I just wished there was a silicone version of it. I don't know why it took so many years but I've had by lumma unique for about 6 months now and I love it! I have a really high cervix and cups move so high up that I can't reach them with my fingers (almost had to go to the doctor to have it removed one time because I couldn't reach it at all).

FLEX is soooooo unethical. They bought the brand Softcup so they could be like, “mAdE bY wOmen!” when Softcup was doing fine.

I use my Caya diaphragm as a disc sometimes. Plus it's a contraceptive. I love my no waste vageeeen! 😂

I tried flex discs and they put so much pressure on my urethra that I literally could not urinate. I was so disappointed because it was the first intravaginal menstrual product to keep me 100% leak free. The diameter was just way too big. I wanna try the LUMA since even the largest disc is smaller than the nixit and ziggy. Hoping it works because I have tried everything and nothing works.

I have Lumma M and L sizes. I love my large one! Suits me best! Don't hesitate to use some lubricant to make it even easier!

I see here a lot of many good reviews about discs, I have gotten several month ago menstrual cup but it always go away with it, I watched a lot of videos and it always doesn't open inside, I like idea with no trash after period but cup it the worse that I ever had, I suffered so much with it( , I tried 6 periods already and already think to try disc, I'm going to cry with cup and so jealous about reviews that it changed lifes in good way.

Love my flex cup pull tab and the flex discs so I'm going to give that lumma one a try!

I like the flex disc because of the way to break the suction. Instead of needing to pinch you pull a tab at the bottom. IMO it’s easier and less scary

I find it funny that diaphragm wearers were told not to use their diaphragm at all when menstruating because of TSS risk and now menstrual discs are a thing (they are exactly the same!). I tried menstrual cups and found them really uncomfortable (could’ve been the brand I tried). Ive been wondering whether I could just use my perfectly comfortable diaphragm for the same purpose and now I have my answer. For those who have tried discs and found them physically uncomfortable I highly recommend trying a smaller size as I went through the same issue. Yes it’s more of a learning curve for pulling it out but iI personally find it so much more comfortable to insert and wear.

I love my Nixit! Maybe later on I’ll try the Lumma, I really like the idea of the string to help remove the menstrual disc.

Something I just want to mention bc the video did not: since the disc is not in the canal area (correct wording?) and closer to the cervix, it does not get ~squeezed~ like a tampon or cup does. This is actually why I chose a disc bc a lot of my cramps come from that area and the pressure built by the tampon. My cramps have nearly gone away since using disc. This obviously isn't the case for everyone, but it was a deal breaker for me!

After having my daughter cups have been a challenge since I need to recover some of those pelvic muscles again. Just put in my first disc and I'm already loving it more than the cup!

I just wanted to say thank you because I was able to find the menstrual cup that fit me perfectly because of your quiz

I am a lover of the FemmyCycle menstrual cup but hate that they don't have a bigger size for extra heavy flows other than 'regular'. I have tried the NixIt and had a horrible time trying getting it inserted properly by the softness of the rim. The Ziggy on the other hand when it first came out, you couldn't tell the front from the back and I personally would need to lube the front (whatever side I thought was the front) for it to insert. I'm glad they have now made it clear which side is the front and which is the back from so many customer complaints. As my go to is the FemmyCyle I cringe when I see that theirs are out of stock quite often on Amazon. I'm excited to try the Lumma and see if it'll be easier to insert/remove and if it's a better option for women with a heavier flow.

After watching I took advantage of the Lumma buy one get one free deal. One small and one medium. I cant wait to try them out! Please make more videos about these discs!

I must be a weirdo. I havent gotten a cup yet because I used soft discs for forever now and a cup seems complicated and messier. Now that they have reusable discs I'm trying to figure out which one I want to try. Ps incase people don't know but your healthcare flex spending account covers period products now.

Thank you for comparing these to the disposable discs. It gives us a good idea of which one might work for us. I'm way too heavy flow for one didn't the first 2 days of my period. However the rest should work with a disc. The super Jenni works great for me! I'm so glad that I found your channel. I wish that I had known about cups so many years ago.

I got my first two discs today! Of course my period completely ended two days ago. 🤣 But I'm really excited to try it on my next period!

1st time trying a cup/disk. Took me about the 3rd day to perfectly insert my zingy cup with no leaks! Now I’m in my 3rd period with ziggy and I haven’t had any problems!!! I dee like a pro now. Love my ziggy cup!

I imagine the disc is better than a cup for camping. We camp and fish a lot and just go out for day hikes and outings. I can't rely on the cup as I don't always have access to running water to rinse, or to have clean hands for removal. I've used a cup for a couple of years but am considering trying the disc. For super heavy flow, I imagine it's less work. With a wild toddler that doesn't always behave for long bathroom breaks, I think the self empty would be amazing!

Glad to find this channel! I've lost my ruby cup and now looking for something new. Definitely excited to try menstrual disc!

Thanks!!! This came at a great time as I’ve decided to order my first disc to try!!

After using a Diva Cup for years, I needed something new after having a baby. I tried the Ziggy, but after several cycles the leaking never stopped. After this review, I tried the Lumma and the shape made a complete difference. No leaks on the first day of switching. Thanks for sharing!

Is their anyway we can purchase one of those clear female anatomy models? If so, where? It would be very useful in teaching young girls.

Personally I used discs first and they have always been easier to use compared to the cups I’ve used- it’s what I recommended my friends do and they had a similar experience so for anyone concerned I actually think the discs are worth trying if you are starting out, it’s my go to for my period

I have always been a pad person, only used tampons once or twice, and fully switched over to reusable a couple years ago. I had been considering a cup for those few occasions occasions I want to swim or anything. I ended up getting the Ziggy 2 on impulse while on sale because I like the pros for it vs a cup. Haven't yet had a chance to use it but looking forward to it next month.

I've used a diva cup for years when i was on the pill, and on my first iud. For me, I really disliked the suction because I was super nervous about it suctioning out my iud (who's to know if that can even happen! I've heard mixed stories but my dr said it was fine) and the cup was kinda finnicky and leaked for me. Now that I don't have my iud, I've tried the nixit cup for a few cycles and I honestly love it. It took a couple tries to get the hang of it, I had to use a backup pad or period undies but now that I've gotten used to it, it's life changing.

I just went from pads/tampons straight to disc. My first day, my first try... and no leaks!!! It's not that hard, and I think it's possible to remove it almost mess free, I'm slowly getting there. Just try different things. Don't be afraid to try it even if you never used a cup. I find the cup to be so complicated with the suction and the size and the folds, so I never tried it.

I've had zero success with a cup. Going to try a disc!

It was a million times easier for me to learn how to use the disc.

Sweet jesus after 3 weeks and countless videos reviews and demos this video and a commenter just ordered my bogo luma med and lg

Your a blessing. Thank you for this review!

Tampons and cups always leak for me when I’m heavy, I have a slightly tipped uterus and a super strong pelvic floor. I tried soft cup and I loved it but when I sat the blood like shoots out, self empty thing I guess but like dang it’s annoying if I sit and I’m not peeing :(

I just got my Lumma discs (medium & small. They had a buy one get one sale!) I’m excited to try them! I tried the soft cup and it gave me cramps (I never get cramps) so I’m hoping for these lummas to do the trick!

I have a box of old Instead SoftCups that I bought years ago. I've been using the regular cups (Diva and Lunette) for about 12 years now, but I kept the box of Insteads... honestly, for period sex, lol. However, neither my husband nor myself liked them... so the box is just sitting there, unused. We used to use a diaphragm as my form of birth control, so I know we can deal with somethin' "in there", we just didn't like the Insteads (now they are named Flex Cups). That said, I'm really interested in getting the Nixit for my intended purpose. I know it's the most expensive, but the double rim and the softness of the rim sound appealing to me. Great video!

Haha I’d say the cups are more advanced than discs imo. Figuring out the suction was the worst!

I have a crazy heavy flow. I can’t go 10-12 hours without changing ☹️ baby wipes are a public bathroom life saver. Got a few moments into the video and a few comments read - left, went to check out lumma. They had a sale. I’ll be the proud owner soon. 🤞🏻🤞🏻 Lumma had size options. Love that. I have a ziggy. It leaks. It’s not full. It just leaks randomly. 🤷‍♀️. Hoping. For a better experience with lumma. Have several cups. They are great, but don’t hold enough. Super heavy flow. They fill up and overflow within half an hour. It’s stressful.

As a new Ziggy user, lube was key for me. When I would wash the disc and try to reinsert, it was having the "dry tampon" kind of effect. KY to the rescue!

The firmness... I think I have to disagree with firm being easier and feel compelled to share in case anyone else could learn. I'm still new to reusable but I immediately noticed the softness of the nixit helped. Hated the cups and was ok with a the flex. I liked the flex but it seemed to dislodge often enough that I wasn't comfortable wearing it to work. The nixit, feel like that softness and size help it to conform to my body and stay. I accidentally had to wear it to work my first day wearing it ever and after a 16 hour shift (I know... but I was afraid to take it out my first time at work and had to stay late suddenly) it was good the entire shift!!! I did check it several times and it was a huge mess to figure out how to get out (easy and mess free after the first time) but very happy with it! Feeling around, I think it really did come down to the softness! Had big enough diameter and softness to just wedge itself where it needed to go. One cycle and I've already ordered more.

Thank you so much for this! I have the ziggy (I do want to try the Lumma) and I’m new to “disc” use. I had no idea about self empty. I thought I did something wrong lol. This changes everything. Again thanks.

I tried disposable discs before cups ive found discs are easier to use than cups and they are both equally messy for me 🤷🏽‍♀️ we all have adifferent experience

Thank you for this. Thats whats needed. Specially the part about the cervix height. I've been trying cups for about 9 months and they ALL leak (6 dif cups). So i was hesitating about the disc because of the mess to remove but its better then pads im sure. As long as its leak free I'm in. Gonna probably buy the Lumma large,but I'm thinking about buy it in Brazil and getting it shipped here (im getting other things shipped) I thinks its gonna be a lot cheaper specially with the dollar rate right now. Anywayz,thanks again ;-)

I love Flex/Soft discs so I bought the Ziggy & I HATE it b/c the rim is so soft I can't get it in.. I'm glad I watched this b/c I am now going to try out the Lumma b/c of its firm rim!