Rite Aid Hydrogel Gel Breast Discs (x12) - Helps Heal Cracked Sore Nipples in Breastfeeding

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Hydrogel dressings are water based treatments designed to provide a moist environment to accelerate the healing process. Rite Aid Hydrogel Breast Discs provide cooling, soothing relief to cracked and sore nipples, allowing you to continue breastfeeding. Established in 2015, we are an Australian family run small business committed to providing you with trusted and high quality products that support and nurture the special bond between mother and baby.

This – combined with all the hormonal changes going on in your body in the early days after the birth – means you can get sensitive or sore nipples. During the initial 12 study days, participants identified pain intensity using a numeric pain intensity scale and verbal descriptor scale. It's also good to place these in the fridge, as the cool gel provides relief when your boobs feel engorged. Use in conjunction with Rite Aid Nursing Pads and rite Aid Hydrogel Nipple Serum for added comfort and peace of mind while breastfeeding. Participants using the hydrogel dressings discontinued treatment sooner than participants in the lanolin ointment group.

Healthcare4all are medical equipment suppliers in the UK, specialising in respiratory products such as nebuliser machines and pulse oximeters, for conditions such as COPD and asthma. Seller has stated it will dispatch the item within 1 working day upon receipt of cleared payment - opens in a new window or tab . Haven't given 5 stars because of the need to wash the breast and nipple after removing them before feeding which was a bit of extra faff for me while bubs and I are figuring it all out!

Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). I used these in the earlier months of breastfeeding my son and have purchased more for my upcoming new arrival, a total must for sore nipples! Discomfort and pain experienced during breastfeeding can detract from this amazing time of bonding with your baby. There are many versions of this equipment available, but I particularly wanted the Beurer model as I know and like the brand from owning other healthcare products by them. These discs are amazing, baby girl hammered my nipples over the holiday season and they were looking sad and traumatised, after one day using these they are looking and feeling as good as new!While new mums are often told that breastfeeding shouldn’t hurt, in reality it may take a while for your nipples to get used to the frequency and length of your newborn’s feeds. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. These pads were a godsend, I'd tried various dressings which weren't supposed to stick only to find they all did. Hydrogel dressings are a safe, available treatment that provided more effective pain management for nipple soreness than the common intervention of lanolin ointment.

Fast dispatch and arrived on time very well packed and with good communications from the seller throughout. The secondary hypothesis was that the reduction of nipple soreness in the treatment group would produce a longer duration of breastfeeding as compared with the control group. Recommended by breastfeeding mothers and lactation consultants Australia-wide, the Rite Aid Hydrogel Breast Discs cool and soothe sore nipples, creating the optimal environment for healing broken and inflamed skin. I was skeptical at first especially as they seemed quite expensive, but they are well worth the money.Hydrogel Breast Discs by Rite Aid The Rite Aid Hydrogel Breast Discs provide cooling, soothing relief to cracked and sore nipples, allowing you to continue breastfeeding. Subjective data were collected via self-reported skin assessments of the bilateral breasts, nipples, and areolae. Unlike traditional dressings, hydrogel dressings do not adhere to the wound, reducing the trauma to the skin when it is removed. All participants received breastfeeding education provided by a board-certified lactation consultant.