Description
Breast-Warmers delivers effective, continuous and safe warmth by reflecting natural body heat
Breast-Warmers effective breastfeeding aid for mastitis, blocked ducts, engorgement, expressing, and nipple vasospasm (Raynaud’s phenomenon). Breast-Warmers provide warm breast therapy in an effective, continuous and safe way that is practical and convenient. This is a gentle, comfortable and self-warming lactation aid used in hospitals and recommended by doctors and lactation consultants.
Packaging options:
Box or Flat Pack as per images. Minimum order 8 pairs.
Now in three sizes:
Small A-Cup & B-Cup (also ideal for vasospasm)
Regular C-Cup & Over (Most used)
Large E-Cup & Over.
This Warm Breastfeeding Therapy is warm as long as it’s worn. No heating, no boiling, no microwaving. This is the safe breast aid, with no risk of burning, inconsistent or uncomfortable heat. Breast-Warmers are made of a super effective thin insulating material, and simply warms up by reflecting body heat.
Breast-Warmer can be placed on the baby’s back for gentle warmth. They can also be placed on a contracting sore uterus for gentle pain relief. This gentle warmth is also soothing for period pain, simply place on tummy and keep in place with clothing.
Breast-Warmers are importantly non-absorbent to reduce the risk of bacteria growth and thrush, be safe and keep the breast dry with a nursing pad.
How to get the most out of Breast-Warmers for vasospasm, blocked ducts and Mastitis
Wear Breast-Warmers as needed; for a short time just before a feed, or even all day and night, just slip inside the bra or crop-top as required. This gentle warmth effectively relieves pain and discomfort and appears to help the milk to flow better. Simply wear as comfortable and helpful.
Wash cold by hand. Do not tumble dry.
Carolyn Lawlor-Smith Dr. IBCLC and Jill Bruce IBCLC Chandlers Hill Surgery Adelaide SA Australia
We have used the Breast-Warmers for 5 women who suffer from nipple vasospasm with great success.
Three of the women found 80-100% relief while the other two required small doses of Adalat oros to eliminate their symptoms.
We highly recommend the Breast-Warmers to our patients with Reynaud’s of the nipples (vasospasm).
Wendy Wright IBCLC, Geelong VIC Australia
So far, three mothers who have used them have been very satisfied. All three has had 1 or more (up to 5) bouts of mastitis, and found that the Breast-Warmers helped in a number of ways.
Reduced breast tenderness, lumpiness or ‘thickening’ of the breast after mastitis.
All three had experienced oversupply problems, prior to getting mastitis, and the Breast-Warmers made the supply more manageable. (The supply did not increase further – one of my concerns)
One mother has experienced ‘shooting pains’ in her breasts for 6 weeks, this settled after using Breast-Warmers.
Breasts more comfortable after using the breast warmers during times of engorgement (eg when baby slept through the night and/or times of appetite increase).
None have had mastitis since using the Breast- Warmers.
I have found all mothers experimented readily with them due to their ease of use (i.e. no bathing breasts, heating packs (in microwave etc), portable and convenient, and unobtrusive when in use.
One mother who had experienced 2 severe and acute bouts of mastitis (requiring hospitalisation and IV antibiotics), and didn’t have the Breast-Warmers ’till after the second bout, describes the breast warmers as her ‘security blanket’ – either wearing them or in the nappy bag wherever she goes.
I will recommend these to mothers whenever appropriate for all of the above reasons: – these give mothers, immediate relief and i really like their ‘non-invasive’ nature, and particularly the ease of use.
Lois Wattis RM IBCLC and author of ″New Baby 101 – A Midwife′s Guide for New Parents″. Sunshine Coast QLD Australia
I have been recommending Breast-Warmers for over a decade as an IBCLC and Midwife.
Used in combination with physiological strategies and expert advice on lactation, they are a blessing for lactating women experiencing vasospasm, mastitis, blocked ducts and engorgement.