Disc vs cup
it stays in the vagina through suction, which can cause discomfort, especially during removal
remains in the vagina by resting against the “shelf”: the contact point between the vagina and the posterior side of the pubic symphysis
in addition to standard emptying, auto-dumping is also possible, i.e., partial emptying via pelvic floor muscle pressure, without the need to remove the disc
Although cups provide a strong seal, they can leak if the suction is broken or if they are not properly fitted to the size of the menstruating person.
A menstrual disc is less prone to leaking when inserted correctly, because it rests against an anatomical "ledge" and conforms to the body, rather than relying on suction, which makes it more comfortable and adaptable to different anatomical features.
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