Jingle Jungle - Reusable Warm/Cold Relief PackRM19.90
Recommended by lactation experts
Encourages a happier and longer breastfeeding experience
Features:
*Contoured to fit the breast
*Apply warm before feeds to assist milk flow for blocked milk ducts, engorgement, mastitis and thrush.
*Apply cool for between feeds to reduce swelling and discomfort.
* Gel packs are non toxic, hypoallergenic and completely safe to use.
Also an Essential Household Item
Also used to relieve the following symptoms:
Muscle tension/pain
Arthritis
Toothache
Headache
Fever
Sinusitis
Menstrual cramps, etc…
How to use?
To use it warm:
MICROWAVE:
Place gel pack in the microwave for approximately 30 second (if the gel pack is at room temperature) or 1 minute (if the gel pack is frozen) on high power.
HOT WATER:
Immerse the gel pack in water for approximately 4-10 minutes.
To use it cold:
Store in the freezer so that the pack is always ready to be used. It takes approximately an hour to freeze the pack.
Caution: When using pack (warm or cold), always protect the skin by wrapping the pack in a towel.
Encourages a happier and longer breastfeeding experience
Features:
*Contoured to fit the breast
*Apply warm before feeds to assist milk flow for blocked milk ducts, engorgement, mastitis and thrush.
*Apply cool for between feeds to reduce swelling and discomfort.
* Gel packs are non toxic, hypoallergenic and completely safe to use.
Also an Essential Household Item
Also used to relieve the following symptoms:
Muscle tension/pain
Arthritis
Toothache
Headache
Fever
Sinusitis
Menstrual cramps, etc…
How to use?
To use it warm:
MICROWAVE:
Place gel pack in the microwave for approximately 30 second (if the gel pack is at room temperature) or 1 minute (if the gel pack is frozen) on high power.
HOT WATER:
Immerse the gel pack in water for approximately 4-10 minutes.
To use it cold:
Store in the freezer so that the pack is always ready to be used. It takes approximately an hour to freeze the pack.
Caution: When using pack (warm or cold), always protect the skin by wrapping the pack in a towel.