Menstrual Cup Disc Extra-Thin Silicone Period Cup
Menstrual Cup Disc Extra-Thin Silicone Period Cup
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12-Hour Protection – Holds 3× more than pads or tampons, no leaks.
Soft & Comfortable – No dryness, odor, or irritation—just all-day comfort.
Eco-Friendly & Reusable – Lasts up to 10 years, saves money & reduces waste.
Beginner-Friendly – Petite size, smooth finish, easy to insert & remove.
Great for Teens – Flexible, safe, and perfect for first-time users.
- Reusable
- Eco-friendly
- Long-term use
Step 1: Know Your Cervix Height
Select your cervix height:
Not sure?
When using a tampon, does it shift or fall out easily?
Yes → Likely a high cervix
No → Likely a low cervix
Step 2: Choose Your Cup or Disc
- • Short cervix → Short cup/disc fits better, no protrusion
- • First-time user → Try softer and smaller cups for comfort
- • Active user → Try disc or medium-firmness cup
Step 3: How to Use & Clean
- • Fold the cup (C-fold or punch-down) before inserting
- • Angle slightly toward tailbone – not straight up
- • Make sure it unfolds fully inside
- • To remove: pinch base to break suction before pulling out
- • Rinse with water or mild soap after each use
- • Sterilize with boiling water before/after each cycle
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Quality Assurance
Safe materials and thorough testing for every product.
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Protecting the rights and interests of consumers is also our guarantee!The founder is also a woman, and she knows the concerns every time she buys menstrual products. Every month, buying sanitary products is not just about spending money, but also about the products. Therefore, we are very strict with our product quality control.
How to use menstrual cup/disc
Here are the steps to use a menstrual cup or disc. Don't worry, it's hard to adapt to it for the first time. We believe you can do it well, and you have to believe in yourself.
How To Use Reusable Menstrual Cup
✅ How to Know If Your Menstrual Cup Is Inserted Correctly
1. Fully Opened
Run your finger around the base to check that the cup has fully opened—no folds or dents.
2. Gentle Suction
Give the stem a slight tug. If you feel resistance, the seal is in place.
3. Feels Comfortable
You shouldn’t feel any pain or discomfort. A properly placed cup should feel natural.
4. No Leaks
If there’s no leakage, it means the cup is positioned correctly. Leaks usually mean it's not fully open or in the wrong spot.
5. Correct Angle
Insert the cup angled toward your tailbone. The rim should sit right below your cervix to catch flow properly.
🌙 FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a menstrual disc and a menstrual cup?
A: The main difference is placement. A menstrual cup sits lower in the vaginal canal and creates suction to stay in place. A menstrual disc rests higher, tucked behind the pubic bone, and doesn’t rely on suction. Discs are often preferred for their comfort during intimacy and their larger capacity.
Can I use a menstrual disc if I'm a beginner?
A: Yes! Many users find discs surprisingly easy to insert and remove after a short learning curve. Our Nyx Disc is soft and flexible for a more intuitive fit.
Is it safe to wear during sex?
A: Yes. Unlike cups, discs sit higher in the vaginal canal, making mess-free period sex possible. Always check your comfort level and communicate with your partner.
How do I clean it?
A: Simply rinse with water and a mild, unscented soap between uses. For a deeper clean, you can boil it in water for 5 minutes between cycles.
How long does it last?
A: With proper care, your Nyx Disc can last up to 5 years—saving hundreds of pads and tampons from the landfill.
Can I wear it overnight?
Yes! Menstrual cups and discs are safe to wear for up to 12 hours, including overnight. Just be sure to empty and clean it before and after sleep.
Will it leak when I exercise or swim?
Not at all. Our soft silicone cups and discs stay secure even during yoga, running, or swimming. Just make sure it’s fully opened inside for a leak-free seal.
What if it gets stuck or I can’t remove it?
Don’t panic. Relax your muscles, bear down gently, and pinch the base to release the suction. With practice, removal becomes easy.
Can beginners use a menstrual disc?
Absolutely. Many beginners find discs more comfortable than cups. Our soft edges and flexible rim are beginner-friendly and easy to insert.
How do I clean it in public restrooms?
If you’re in a stall, wipe it clean with tissue or a portable cup wipe, then rinse when you’re able. Always sterilize at home between cycles
What size should I choose?
If your cervix is low (≤3cm), go for a short or small disc/cup. Higher cervix? Choose a longer cup or flexible disc. Unsure? See Step 1 above.
Is it safe for virgins or teens?
Yes. Small or extra-soft cups/discs are ideal for teens or those new to internal products. Be gentle and relaxed when inserting.