UVA Hot & Cold Breast Compresses Gel Packs
UVA Hot & Cold Breast Compresses Gel Packs is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
UVA Hot & Cold Breast Compresses Gel Packs are designed to bring soothing relief and everyday comfort throughout pregnancy, postpartum, and breastfeeding. Use them warm before nursing or pumping to help encourage milk flow, or chilled to ease the discomfort of engorgement, swelling, and breast tenderness. Their versatile dual-therapy design makes them a dependable companion for new and expecting parents.
Made with a soft, flexible gel core, these packs comfortably conform to the natural shape of the breast for targeted, even relief. They can be worn on their own or slipped into most breast pumps, making every feeding or pumping session more comfortable and convenient. A soft protective cover is included so the gel rests gently against the skin.
Reusable, latex-free, and easy to clean, the packs are simple to heat or chill and ready whenever you need gentle support. The BPA-free, non-toxic gel distributes temperature uniformly for consistent comfort, and the anatomical fit stays in place while you relax or move about your day.
Key Features
- Dual hot and cold therapy in one reusable pack
- Flexible anatomical design conforms to the breast
- Compatible with most breast pumps
- Soft protective cover included
- BPA-free, non-toxic, and latex-free
- Easy to heat, chill, and clean
Specifications
- Length: 3.1 inch (7.87 cm)
- Width: 1.24 inch (3.15 cm)
- Height: 3.87 inch (9.84 cm)
- Weight: 1.63 lbs (0.74 kg)
Comfortable, practical, and gentle, the UVA Hot & Cold Breast Compresses Gel Packs make daily breast care easier at every stage.
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