VWELLHalo Reusable Menstrual Disc Pod - One-Handed Insertion - Pull Tab for Easy Removal - Medical-Grade Silicone - Menstrual Cup, Tampon, Pad Alternative - 12 Hours Protection - Blue

I was so skeptical of this but saw a ad on Facebook for a different disc but I never knew about these at all I only heard of the cups and never really had any interest in trying them but I ordered this and it’s name definitely fits it HALO has to be Heaven sent lol…..my periods are normally heavy for the first 3 out of the dumb 7 days that I have my evil period….i got this yesterday and my period came a few hrs later and I was like idk even know how to use the thing….but I prepared and watched several videos and said I’m just gonna do it I normally use tampons or period panties but it be so heavy I still leak with both of those…..idk if my body realizes I changed the game or not but I had a few cramps nothing bad like normal and it’s not even that heavy I just took it out to wash and sanitize it after wearing it for 12hrs and it did what it said….no leaks it barely anything in it which I was amazed because it’s normally I crime scene down there….as for placing it I just followed what I saw in the videos and in the directions they send and boom it was in there it’s not uncomfortable at all no more than the same feeling I have with a tampon but the freedom I feel is the best part I can move how I want didn’t wake up to any mess no oder I will definitely be ordering more but for now this one will do if you were hesitant before after reading this I say get itttttt and I didn’t need to wear any panty liners or anything it covers the cervix so snug and taking it out it’s crazy easy I love this thing

So far this is the best disc I've tried, certainly the most comfortable, and no leaks! I literally can't even feel it most of the time (which was an occasional issue with tampons, and a persistent issue with other discs). The rim is on the firmer side, and has an odd shape, but is also quite narrow - this combination seems to help it stay in place while also not putting pressure on anything or ending up causing pain or discomfort. The removal loop is an absolute must-have for me, and this one has grooves to make it easier to grasp - if it was longer than I think this would be the perfect disc for me.Cons: the material that makes up the basin seems quite thin and flimsy - so far it's survived boiling and being worn for a day, but it still doesn't exactly instill me with confidence in its longevity. Also, while the rim is great after it's in place, its design makes inserting it a bit more difficult than something with a softer rim, and the first few time I used it I had to push it back in a couples times and make sure I had pushed it high enough to properly situate it. After that, it was smooth sailing.TL;DR - while discs are always a matter of personal preference and what works best for your body, this one is very reasonably priced and if you're searching for something that works for you, I recommend trying it.

I’m not sure if it is from having a tilted uterus but this thing was not effective. First, it’s like putting in a wet noodle. The rim wasn’t sturdy enough for me to try to clean it and reinsert it at work (so more hastily than my initial morning insertion). But then when I realized later in the day I leaked I assumed it was fullish. Nope. Barely anything in it and it must have just glided right over the rim. I liked them all and feel of the material but sadly it didn't work for me

I really like how flexible and soft it is but I keep leaking with it and I've used both cups and discs before. Maybe I just need a little longer to help with the learning curve. Another pro that I love is the pull tab which a lot of other menstrual products don't have.

Great idea but the design does not fit all body types. I have an anteverted uterus. If your uterus is anteverted, the top part of your uterus is aimed at your pubic bone, and your cervix is aimed towards your rectum. It makes this design a bit of a nightmare. Instead of filling and waiting behind the pubic bone to be removed. I insert it behind the pubic bone, it fills up and the tip of the cup (where the ring is) pinches and dumps out if I do any pelvic movement (e.I. squat to pick something up) I tried to use the halo cup for a full cycle and have needed overnight pads as backup and ruined a pair of pants. I'm 35, I have had 4 vbac births and 1 csection. I encourage all to try reusable cycle products and see what works for them. I do not suggest this design for ladies with anteverted uterus or low positioned cervix. It would be great is you have a high cervix and normal positioned, possibly retroverted uterus.