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The Philips Nipple Protectors (Medium Size) are specially designed to help mothers breastfeed more comfortably when experiencing nipple pain, soreness, or latch-on difficulties. Made from ultra-thin, soft silicone, these protectors allow close skin contact between mother and baby, while protecting sensitive or cracked nipples during feeding. This 2-piece pack is ideal for daily use, especially during the early stages of breastfeeding when nipples are more prone to discomfort.
Wash and sterilize the nipple protectors before first use and regularly thereafter. Place the protector over the nipple and areola before feeding. Ensure baby latches onto the protector correctly. Remove and clean after each use. Inspect before each use and replace if damaged. Consult a lactation consultant or healthcare provider if breastfeeding difficulties persist.
Made from 100% food-grade silicone (BPA-free). All materials are non-toxic and safe for mother and baby, compliant with international safety standards.
| Brand | Philips Avent |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Breastfeeding Accessory |
| Size | Medium |
| Pack Size | 2 |
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They're designed to help mothers breastfeed more comfortably when experiencing nipple pain, soreness or latch-on difficulties.
Yes, they're made from ultra-thin, soft silicone that allows close skin contact between mother and baby.
They're especially useful during the early stages of breastfeeding when nipples are more prone to discomfort.
Wash and sterilise them as directed on the pack before first use and between feeds.
If pain, soreness or latch difficulties continue, ask your doctor, midwife or a lactation consultant for advice.