menstrual discs

How Do Menstrual Discs Work?

Menstrual discs are inserted into the vaginal canal and positioned at the base of the cervix. They collect menstrual fluid in a flexible, disc-shaped reservoir. The position and design allow for a comfortable fit and can be worn for up to 12 hours.

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