Saalt

Wondering about period cups vs menstrual discs? Both are reusable silicone stars that collect flow (not absorb like tampons), but they differ in design and feel. Period cups (aka menstrual cups) are bell-shaped, sitting low in the vaginal canal. Fold, insert, and it pops open for a gentle suction seal—ideal for secure, all-day hold (15–30mL capacity, up to 12 hours). Great for active days, overnight, or low cervixes. Pros: Reliable seal, easy removal via stem. Cons: Learning curve for suction release. Period cups or menstrual discs? Cups seal securely low for active days; discs sit high for heavy flow & intimacy. Add period pants backup—reusable wins! #PeriodCare #SustainablePeriods #MensHealth Menstrual discs  sit higher near the cervix, tucked behind the pubic bone—no suction needed. Pinch to insert; they cradle flow in a shallow bowl (up to 70mL). Pros: "Barely there" comfort, mess-free period sex, higher capacity for heavy flows. Cons: Trickier removal (hook rim), po...