Lansinoh Soothies Cooling Gel Pads are hydrogel pads designed to give instant cooling comfort to sore, tender nipples between feeds. Worn inside your bra, they help soothe and protect the skin, and each pad can be reused for up to 72 hours when stored in its tray in the fridge. This pack contains 2 pads, one for each breast, with individual storage trays.
Remove the gel pads from the packaging and place one over each nipple area inside a clean, dry bra between feeds. Remove the pads before breastfeeding or pumping. After use, return each pad to its tray and store it in the fridge for reuse for up to 72 hours. Follow the instructions on the pack, and if soreness, cracking or pain continues, speak to your doctor, midwife or a lactation consultant.
Order Lansinoh Soothies Cooling Gel Pads online from Avicen Online, a licensed pharmacy in Oman, with delivery across Oman. Explore more Lansinoh breastfeeding essentials, from nipple cream to nursing pads.
| Brand | Lansinoh |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Cooling Gel Pads |
| Pack Size | 2 pads with storage trays |
| Material | Hydrogel |
| Reuse | Up to 72 hours when stored in the fridge |
| Manufacturer | Lansinoh Laboratories Inc |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Suitable For | Breastfeeding mothers |
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They are hydrogel pads worn inside the bra to give cooling comfort to sore, tender nipples between feeds.
Yes, each pad can be reused for up to 72 hours when stored in its tray in the fridge.
No, remove the pads before breastfeeding or pumping and use them between feeds.
Please check the instructions on the pack, or ask your doctor, midwife or one of our pharmacists if you are unsure how to combine products.
If soreness, cracking or pain continues or gets worse, speak to your doctor, midwife or a lactation consultant.