Flex Menstrual Discs - 12ct

A: It's always worth a try. No single disc or cup will fit every single woman. It worked for a stage one prolapsed uterus, it just reduced capacity due to the cervix resting in the disc more.

A: I have one and it works for me.

A: There's a great chance the discs could work for you! We worked hard to be as inclusive as possible––they were designed to fit 95% of anatomies. :)

A: I’m curious to this too. I would be scared to puncture the plastic just with little force. It doesn’t seem thick.

A: Yes, you absolutely can have intercourse while wearing the Flex Discs. If the disc is inserted properly, neither you nor your partner should be able to feel it. If you ever have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our Flexperts at hello@flexfits.com. We're here to help!

A: My boyfriend said he could feel it a little bit, but it didn’t bother him. I had a really difficult time getting it out after.

A: These are for one time use only, you throw them away afterwards!

A: One time use, they're discarded afterwards. They can be work up to 12 hours though.

A: Flex Discs are disposable, not reusable. After 12 hours of wear, you remove the disc, dispose of it, then insert a new one.

A: You're SUPPOSED to throw them away every time but I'll usually rinse one and use it again. I haven't used one more than twice, though.

A: The main difference is the purpose of the products. FLEX Disc is a menstrual product made to catch period blood. FLEX Disc is not a contraceptive device and does not protect against STI's or pregnancy. Please only use FLEX Disc as directed! A Cervical Cap is a contraceptive device.

A: Thanks for reaching out with your question! Removal is actually a lot easier than it seems. At 12 hours when you're on the toilet or in the shower, gently bear down. Use a clean finger to hook under the rim and pull the disc out parallel to the floor. Dump contents and then discard. We also have tons of resources on our site and our YouTube channel, or you can contact our Flexperts directly at help@flexfits.com who are always happy to chat!

A: Hi there - thanks for reaching out with your question! We've heard varied experiences from users with retroverted (tilted) uteruses regarding Flex Disc. Some find it's a great solution that fits comfortably, while for others, it just doesn't quite work. The truth is, there's no single answer, as it really comes down to your individual anatomy. You might find that a slight adjustment to your insertion technique is all it takes to get a secure and comfortable fit! If you want to get some personalized tips and tricks you can always reach out to us directly at help@flexfits.com or text us at 800-931-0882. That said, if you've tried different techniques and it is still putting pressure on your bladder or giving you a sensation of needing to urinate it might be helpful to chat with your doctor since they are most familiar with your specific needs and anatomy.

A: Thanks for your question! Flex Menstrual Discs are designed to be disposable, and are safe to wear for a maximum of 12 hours. After 12 hours, the disc must be removed, disposed of in the trash, and a new disc inserted.

A: Hi Shiela! Leaks may occur if the disc isn’t fully tucked or overflows on heavy days. Proper placement and regular emptying help. We always recommend starting at home or using a liner while learning. No period product is 100% leak-proof, but Flex Discs hold up to 60ml—one of the highest capacities available! Feel free to chat with our Flexperts at help@flexfits.com if you ever have trouble.

A: Hi there - Our Flex Discs are not made with BPA, phthalates, or natural rubber latex! Let us know if you have any other questions! Best wishes, Maddie

A: Hi Susan, tons of Flex Disc users have IUDs and discs are IUD friendly! We recommend chatting with your doc if you have any concerns before wearing internally worn products as they'll have a better idea of how your IUD is positioned with your unique anatomy in order to give a recommendation. 🙂 Email us at help@flexfits.com or text 800-931-0882 for more support!