Soft Disc/Soft Cup

Softdisc, also known as Softcup, is a menstrual product designed to collect menstrual blood during a woman's period. It is a flexible, disposable cup-shaped device made of medical-grade silicone or similar materials.

Softdisc/Softcup is inserted into the vaginal canal to collect menstrual flow. Unlike traditional tampons or pads, it is worn internally and sits below the cervix. It forms a seal to prevent leakage, and the collected menstrual blood is contained within the cup.

No, Softdisc/Softcup is not reusable. It is designed for single-use and should be disposed of after each wear. There are other reusable menstrual cup options available for those seeking a more eco-friendly option.

Softdisc/Softcup can typically be worn for up to 12 hours before needing to be removed, emptied, and replaced. This makes it a convenient option for all-day protection.

Softdisc/Softcup is generally considered safe for use when used according to the instructions. However, if you have any concerns about using this or any other menstrual product, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare provider.

Softdisc/Softcup is not designed to be used as a contraceptive or as a barrier method during sexual intercourse. It should be removed before engaging in sexual activity.

Yes, Softdisc/Softcup can be used by women with varying levels of menstrual flow. It can accommodate both light and heavy flows, but the frequency of emptying may vary based on individual needs.

Yes, Softdisc/Softcup is suitable for swimming and physical activities. Its secure fit and leak-resistant design make it a popular choice for active individuals.

Comfort can vary from person to person. Some individuals find Softdisc/Softcup comfortable and barely noticeable, while others may need some time to adjust to the sensation of wearing it.

Softdisc/Softcup comes with detailed instructions for insertion and removal. Generally, it is folded and inserted into the vaginal canal like a tampon and removed by hooking a finger under the rim and gently pulling it out.

If you have an IUD, it's important to consult with your healthcare provider before using Softdisc/Softcup or any other internal menstrual product to ensure it won't interfere with the IUD's placement or effectiveness.