Disposable Soft Discs

How to Use Disposable Soft Discs

Our single-use soft discs are flexible, comfortable, and designed to support you during both insemination and menstrual care. Whether you're trying to conceive or managing your flow, these discs help reduce mess and offer up to 12 hours of leak-free wear.

1. After inserting semen (via syringe or intercourse), lie down for 15–30 minutes to allow sperm to move naturally toward the cervix.

1. Wash your hands thoroughly.

2. Open one individually wrapped disc. Hold it with the open side facing up.

3. Pinch the disc in half, creating a narrow oval shape.

1. While in a reclined or squatting position, gently insert the pinched disc into the vaginal canal.

2. Push it back and slightly down, then use your finger to tuck the front rim up behind your pubic bone.

3. It should sit comfortably in place without feeling bulky or intrusive.

1. The disc can be worn for up to 12 hours.

2. You can move, sleep, and go about your day — it stays put and collects any leakage.

3. Most users remove it after a few hours or before urinating.

1. Wash your hands.

2. Hook a clean finger under the front rim and gently pull downward.

3. Remove over a toilet or in the shower to avoid spills.

4. Dispose in the bin — never flush.

1. Unwrap one soft disc and pinch it in half.

2. Use the same folding technique as above.

1. Insert the pinched disc into the vagina, pushing it back and down.

2. Once fully inserted, tuck the front rim behind the pubic bone.

3. The disc will sit around the cervix and collect menstrual flow.

1. You can wear it while working out, sleeping, swimming, or going about your day.

2. It’s string-free, so it’s discreet — and great for when you need a break from tampons or cups.

1. Wash your hands.

2. Hook your finger under the front rim and slowly pull the disc out, keeping it level to avoid spills.

3. Discard in the bin. These are single-use only.

1. Try inserting in the shower or with one leg raised — it may take a couple tries to get the feel.

2. If you feel it or experience leaking, it may not be tucked behind the pubic bone correctly — remove and try again.

3. These discs are not contraceptives and do not protect against STIs.