FLEX Softdisc Menstrual Discs – Disposable Period Discs, 12-Hour Leak Protection, 5-Tampon Capacity, HSA/FSA Eligible (24 ct.)

Meet FLEX Softdisc

FLEX Softdisc offers a discreet, disposable option for period care with a compact disc-like shape designed for comfort and versatility. The materials are described as hypoallergenic and free from BPA, phthalates, and latex, with claims that it is not linked to TSS. This collection provides up to 12 hours of protection across daily activities, helping you stay confident from morning to night.

Softdisc holds the equivalent of five tampons worth of fluid, presenting a single-size solution intended to fit many bodies—from teens to adults—without needing to switch sizes. The design aims to minimize odor, irritation, and dryness, while remaining comfortable to wear and easy to change on the go. It can serve as a practical alternative to tampons, pads, and cups for those seeking a different experience during heavy or light periods.

Why choose Softdisc?

• Hypoallergenic, BPA-free, phthalate-free, and latex-free materials support sensitive skin for many users.
• One-size design is intended to fit a broad range of ages and body types.
• Up to 12 hours of protection with a capacity equivalent to five tampons.
• Close-to-skin feel that many users report is barely noticeable once inserted.
• Leak prevention across activities, including sleep, workouts, swimming, and daily life, with a secure seal at the base of the cervix.
• Easy insertion, removal, and disposal for on-the-go lifestyles.
• HSA or FSA eligible, with a 24-count package for convenience and budgeting.

Usage scenarios

• All-day wear during work, school, travel, or errands with dependable coverage.
• Overnight protection to support restful sleep.
• Active days that include swimming or workouts without frequent changes.
• Discreet, comfortable use under everyday clothing with minimal bulk.

What’s in the box

The 24-count package is designed for regular replacement throughout a cycle, providing a steady supply for ongoing use.