Do these stay in and come out easily or are the cups better? And has anyone tried having sex with it in yet?

If your not familiar with either, I’d probably start with a cup. The issue with cups, they are not one size fits all. You really need to know if you have a high, low, or more normally positioned cervix. I highly recommend period nirvana’s website and mini questionnaire to get you started. Quick advice, low cervix won’t need much of a stem, the stem should be really flexible or removable, and something shorter in generally. With a high cervix you want something quite long and a really good grip on the stem, I like the ones that appear to have a little ball on the end. I personally like cups, a lot. They are my preferred period product. I envy women that can successfully use the disc. I’m on the hunt for the perfect disc myself. It may be something that just won’t be for me. I have endometriosis near my pubic bone and ovaries, but the pressure from the disc on my pubic bone is downright awful and debilitating. The smaller one is less bothersome, but doesn’t put me completely out of the woods. Basically I use it for sex, then take it out. So it works great for that. Oddly I don’t have the same issue removing the disc, as I do removing the cups without a good grip. I was a little afraid of the discs because I have a really high cervix, but it wasn’t a problem for me. It will depend on your comfort level. I’m guessing since your asking, that your comfort level is pretty high. If you have a short cervix I totally recommend this kind. If you have a higher cervix, get one with a stem. It just makes removal so much easier.

Can it be returned after opening?

I’ve never been able to not return something to amazon. Idk what they do with things like this after you return but I’ve never been denied returning something that I’ve purchased off Amazon.

Can someone please explain the size difference? And what qualifies one to wear 1 size over the other?

One disc is smaller than the other. I think it’s equivalent to the different sizes in tampons. You decide which disc is best per your flow at that time. To be safe I use the larger disc at the start and switch to the smaller disc towards the end of my cycle.

Are these considered firm?

I’d say no, they have to be firm enough to maintain the shape even after inserting but comparing it to the ziggy cup these are “softer” than that , but if you’ve ever used softdisc or flex their about the same in my opinion . They’re soft and flexible but after u release it it’ll pop back into its original shape but not so soft that they collapse in on themselves while inserting.. these are by far the best reusable disc I’ve found I highly recommend. My first experience was with the ziggy cup .. I threw that crap away

Manufacturer	Ecoblossom
Brand	EcoBlossom
Model	EBDISC2
Package Dimensions	16.89 x 12.19 x 4.7 cm; 41 g
Item model number	EBDISC2
Manufacturer Part Number	EBDISC2
Item Weight	41 g

Ecoblossom Menstrual Original Disc - Set of 2 Reusable Period Discs Regular (Large Disc (Pack of 2))

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