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How do I know if my Flex is inserted correctly?
We know this sounds weird, but when it’s inserted properly, you won’t even notice it’s there. 7. You can always adjust the fit. If your disc doesn’t feel quite right or it seems like it’s leaking, try adjusting while it’s inside you by using a clean finger to push it further down and back towards your tailbone.
Will my boyfriend feel the flex disc?
Menstrual discs don’t take up any real estate in your vaginal canal, making it an ideal option for period sex. They sit at the base of your cervix just like a diaphragm, so as long as it’s inserted properly, you and your partner shouldn’t be able to feel it.
Can you reinsert a flex disc?
Flex Disc is not reusable. Flex Disc is a single-use, disposable menstrual product that has been tested and approved for up to 12 hours of wear. After 12 hours, you must remove Flex Disc and dispose of the used disc in the waste bin, then you can insert a new one.
Can you poop with Flex disc in?
Pee, poop, do whatever you gotta do – FLEX will stay out of the way. FLEX may move a bit when you do these things, so don’t be alarmed if you see a bit of red in the toilet. Use a clean finger to double-check that the upper edge of FLEX is in placed behind your pubic bone, just as you inserted it initially.
Can the Flex cup get stuck?
The answer is yes, but you can totally get it out without asking your bestie for help (though many people have used a helper or a doctor to dislodge a stuck cup). While you might have a moment of panic, you’re going to be just fine.
Can you sleep in a flex disc?
Yes! You can pee, poop, swim, sleep, do whatever you gotta do – Flex disc will stay out of the way! Just note that if it leaks when you use the restroom that’s totally normal and nothing to worry about.
Should I be able to feel my Flex Disc with my finger?
When inserted properly, you shouldn’t be able to feel Flex Disc at all. Discomfort is likely caused by the disc not being inserted quite right. This will give you a better sense of where your disc will sit and how far back it will need to be inserted.
Why does my Flex Disc keep coming out?
When you go to the bathroom, the muscles relax and this can cause the disc to shift. If it empties a little, that’s totally normal and nothing to worry about! Simply push the disc back into place with a clean finger when you’re done.
Why does my flex keep leaking?
What’s happening is that your disc is sliding down a little bit in your vaginal canal when you bear down to pee or poop. Your disc’s front edge may have made its way just beyond your pubic bone—and this lets a little fluid out.
How do I insert a Softdisc?
How to insert. Wash your hands and sit on the toilet. Pinch disc in half and slowly slide into the vaginal canal pushing back and down toward the cervix as far as it will comfortably go (typically the length of your index finger). Use your finger to tuck the rim behind your pubic bone, so it rests slightly diagonally.
How do I know when my menstrual cup is full?
Insert the folded menstrual cup and once the entire cup is inside of you, remove your fingers and let it open up. If the menstrual cup has been inserted correctly, you might hear a “pop” or a suction sound which means that the cup has unfolded and created the necessary suction seal.
Can Softdisc get lost?
No, Softdisc cannot get lost inside of you. If you have trouble removing Softdisc, don’t panic. Try sitting on the toilet and bearing down with the pelvic muscles which will push Softdisc towards the vaginal canal.
Can I pee with menstrual cup?
Can I pee and poop while wearing a menstrual cup? Yes, you can. Peeing with a menstrual cup in is easy—the menstrual cup will not interfere with urination.
What happens if I leave my flex disc in longer than 12 hours?
Flex Disc should not be worn for more than 12 hours. After 12 hours, you must remove the disc, dispose of it, and insert a new one. Both menstrual discs and cups are regulated by the FDA; they have established that the maximum wear time for these products is 12hrs. We urge you to use our products as directed.
What happens if you leave flex in over 12 hours?
Leaving a menstrual cup inside your body for more than 12 hours increase the risk of TSS (Toxic Shock Syndrome). Although the risk is much higher while using a tampon but you can get TSS with a menstrual cup too. No. You have to take it out by 12 hours, empty it, rinse it out, and reinsert it.
Why won’t my menstrual disc stay behind my pubic bone?
Solution: If you consistently have issues removing the disc sometimes it can help if you bear down very gently. This helps the disc dislodge from the pubic bone. If you’re having issues reaching your disc, try squatting in the shower then reaching for the rim.
Why am I bleeding through my menstrual cup?
The number one reason why your cup might be leaking is because it hasn’t completely unfolded. When your cup is inserted, it should “pop open” so that it suctions to the walls of your inner genitals. If the cup doesn’t fully expand, there will be a crease that causes it to leak.
What is the difference between Softdisc and Flex?
While Softdisc™ and FLEX™ share many of the same great benefits, the key difference between the two products has to do with fit and the materials used to make the product. FLEX™ uses ComfortSeal™ technology to create a custom, leak-resistant seal at the base of the cervix.
