Set di coppe per il seno Philips AVENT Comfort, confezione da 2, coppe per il seno SCF157/02

Name: Set di coppe per il seno Philips AVENT Comfort, confezione da 2, coppe per il seno SCF157/02
Brand: Philips AVENT
SKU: 0761269002111
Price: 43.40 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Philips AVENT

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43.40

DESCRIZIONE DEL PRODOTTO Le coppe per il seno ultra morbide Philips Avent SCF157/02 vengono indossate all'interno del reggiseno per proteggere i capezzoli dallo sfregamento e per raccogliere il latte materno in eccesso. Conchiglie per il seno ultra confortevoli. AMAZON.COM Le coppe per il seno comfort Philips AVENT proteggono i capezzoli doloranti e screpolati e forniscono sollievo dall'ingorgo durante o tra l'estrazione e l'allattamento. La calotta interna ventilata, imbottita da un morbido cuscino in silicone, preme dolcemente sull'areola, creando un lento rivolo di latte. Il guscio esterno previene le perdite, trattenendo il latte fino a quando non può essere raccolto o scartato. I gusci e i cuscinetti in silicone possono essere sterilizzati in qualsiasi sterilizzatore Philips AVENT o mediante bollitura.SCF157/02 COMFORTBREAST SHELLSIN SINTESI: * I morbidi cuscinetti proteggono i capezzoli doloranti * Una leggera pressione sull'areola allevia l'ingorgo * Conserva in modo sicuro il latte fuoriuscito * I fori di ventilazione creano la circolazione dell'aria * Sterilizza in uno sterilizzatore a vapore Philips AVENT o mediante bollituraProtegge i capezzoli irritati e screpolati e fornisce sollievo dall'ingorgo durante o tra l'estrazione e l'allattamento.Visualizza ingrandito.Fi Si adatta perfettamente al reggiseno per proteggerti dallo sfregamento. Visualizza ingrandito.PROTEZIONI CAPEZZOLINI SCROPATI I coppe per il seno Philips AVENT creano uno scudo per i capezzoli sensibili durante l'allattamento. Il morbido cuscino di supporto in silicone si adatta perfettamente al reggiseno per proteggerti dallo sfregamento. Il guscio esterno si adatta alla parte superiore del guscio interno per contenere il latte rilasciato. RACCOGLI IL LATTE DURANTE L'ALLATTAMENTO O L'ESTRAZIONE Durante l'allattamento o l'estrazione, le coppe chiuse possono essere posizionate contro il seno che non allatta. Una leggera pressione sull'areola consente un lento rilascio di latte, facilitando l'ingorgo e raccogliendo il latte fuoriuscito per l'alimentazione successiva. Un beccuccio aiuta a trasferire il latte in una bottiglia sterilizzata. RILASCIO TRA LE NUZIONI PER ALLEVIARE LA PRESSIONE I coppe per il seno Comfort possono anche essere indossati tra una poppata e l'altra per rilasciare una piccola quantità di latte, alleviando il disagio e la pressione del latte inespresso. Solo il latte raccolto durante l'estrazione o l'alimentazione dovrebbe essere somministrato al tuo bambino, poiché il latte raccolto per un lungo periodo di tempo può essere contaminato. FACILE DA STERILIZZARE I gusci e i cuscini di supporto possono essere sterilizzati con qualsiasi sterilizzatore a vapore Philips AVENT o mediante bollitura. Le coppe per il seno Comfort non devono essere indossate per più di 40 minuti alla volta a causa del rischio di un'eccessiva pressione sui dotti lattiferi. INFORMAZIONI SU PHILIPS AVENT Dal 1984, Philips AVENT progetta e produce prodotti ispirati alla natura e sviluppati attraverso ricerche approfondite e test clinici. Ora, come parte del gruppo Philips, Philips AVENT produce soluzioni innovative che semplificano l'alimentazione e la cura del tuo bambino. La gamma di prodotti Philips AVENT comprende baby monitor e allattamento al seno, biberon, allattamento per bambini e regali per neonati. I prodotti sono progettati per adattarsi alla tua vita frenetica e renderti più facile fare le scelte migliori per il tuo bambino. COSA C'È NELLA CONFEZIONEDue coppe per il seno comfort Philips AVENT, due coppe salva latte materno non ventilate e due cuscini di supporto. STORIA DEL MARCHIO Per saperne di più

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EAN: 0761269002111

Categories: Alimentazione, Allattamento al seno, Conchiglie e creme per il seno,

Cosa è incluso: coppe per il seno ventilate (2 conteggi), conchiglie salva latte materno non ventilate (2 conteggi), cuscini di supporto ultra morbidi (2 conteggi). Può essere utilizzato durante l'allattamento o il pompaggio. Aiuta ad alleviare l'ingorgo. Pensato per essere indossato all'interno del reggiseno, per raccogliere il latte materno in eccesso e aiutare a proteggere i capezzoli doloranti. Protegge i capezzoli dallo sfregamento. Aiuta ad alleviare l'ingorgo. Fasi: 0 - 6 mesi. Le coppe per il seno possono essere utilizzate durante l'allattamento o l'estrazione. Protegge i capezzoli dallo sfregamento e raccoglie il latte materno in eccesso.

Batteries required	‎No
Brand	Philips AVENT
Color	Silver
Country/Region of origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 7,789 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Dishwasher safe	‎No
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Is portable	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	4 x 4 x 4 inches
Item model number	‎SCF157/02
Item Weight	0.2 Pounds
Item Weight	‎3.14 ounces
Number of Items	1
Number Of Items	‎1
Product Dimensions	‎4 x 4 x 4 inches
Style	‎Breast Shells

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Scritto da: Teresa

More comfortable than medela.

These still aren't great for a DD chest but they are much better than the Medela version.

Scritto da: Mama of 3

Ignore any bad review

So, these things work. After washing them, attach the syringe, rub a little water along the rim, place on your nipple, hold in place with one hand and pull the plunger to the desired suction. They will stay on. I just put a bra on over the niplettes, and they stay in place for hours. I have tried sleeping in them though, and even with a bra, I manage to dislodge them. I bought these to draw out my almost flat nipples, and I use them daily. I’ve only had them a couple of weeks, and I can already tell a difference. I have rather wide nipples but they fit inside the cup just fine. Initially, when I drew the plunger up, my nipple would stretch to fill about half of the niplette. There was absolutely no pain so I wore them for several hours beginning on the first day. There was no pain when I removed them, and no blisters or white spots. The only difference was that I had firm, perky nipples. They were more sensitive which was fine with me. On subsequent days, I continued to wear them for several hours, usually as soon as I got home until bedtime. (I would love to wear them to work, but even with a padded bra, they create a very noticeable bump, and I don’t think my employer would appreciate my efforts to acquire full time perky nipples. Maybe I’ll try boob tape or something.) Anyway, after about a week, I decided I could probably draw the plunger out further, so I did. This really elongates the nipples, which I love. After a lifetime of flat nipples, seeing them pop out is so exciting. I can now (day 16) draw the plunger out to the point that my nipple almost touches the end of the cup. I’m sad about this because I know I could stretch them further if there were more room. It’s not that I want them to be that long permanently, but I feel like the further they stretch, the more likely I am to end up with permanently protruding nipples. I also got a pair of Nip Xtenders, but I used those and while they do elongate the nipples, they also widen them, whereas the Niplettes just elongate mine. I like the elongation as that’s what I’m seeking. Now, when I wake up in the morning and get ready to shower, one of my nipples stands out about 3 millimeters and the other about 2 millimeters. Initially, one nipple stuck out about a millimeter and the other was flat. I will continue wearing these for the recommended three months and beyond if I can still tell a difference. I would love to have nipples that always protrude around a centimeter. If something happens to these, I will definitely purchase again.

Scritto da: Linda

Does the job!

Helps with leaks. Stays on bra. Packing was horrible. Every package I ordered that was Philips Avent brand was damaged. Product was okay just the packaging itself.

Scritto da: evander

Even women with severly inverted nipples can breastfeed, or at least I did!! It may not be a permanent cosmetic solution.

I would highly recommend this product to assist with breastfeeding. But you need to consider some things. Here is my story: I have severly inverted nipples. I have tried this product in the past for cosmetic reason and it works.....temporarily. I used the product daily for many hours/day in the 20's for many months (I am now in my 30's). I would say that once you have stretched your nipple out after long term use (months if you have severely stubborn nipples like me) you don't have to wear it as long or often, but you will always need some occasional wears to get it to come out again. It is like fitness and exercise. You can work out and get very fit after many months. But, if you stop exercising, it will eventually stop working with time. MORE BACKGROUND STORY TO KNOW HOW MUCH I STRUGGLED. When I was 30, I had my first baby and had a really difficult time breastfeeding. Along with the inverted nipples, my daughter was separated from me in the Special Care Nursery for 1 week during the critical time for "skin to skin contact" to promote hormones for milk supply. The Special Care was great, but has a different focus, where they really push bottles if the baby is not latching well (due to my nipple problem). I was using nipple shields (which decrease you supply) and separated from my baby (which decreases supply). I was trying to get her to drink more sending pumped milk through a supplemental nursing system that shot milk into my nipple shield while she was nursing. It took about 5 people to get situated to nurse my baby! My supply only gave my baby 1/2 or less of her nutrition needs every day, so I needed formula, which further reduces supply. I was pumping 9 times/day after every bottle feeding which is horribly time consuming alone, let alone all the extra dish washing this requires. I lasted 6 weeks and my lactation consultant suggested I stop because my baby wasn't latching to me anymore and said she probably will not again at this age. I pumped exclusively for 2 more weeks, then stopped. I wanted to enjoy the last part of my leave. Sorry for the long story, but I wanted to give background for how much I struggled so those who also really struggled know that they even have a chance to be successful. I got pregnant again and I didn't want to do this again, but I wanted my second baby to have breast milk too. HERE'S THE GOOD NEWS.... With my second baby, my baby was delivered and was breastfeeding within a minute! This is thanks to this product and Medela SoftShells(tm) for Inverted Nipples. HERE IS WHAT I DID: I wore the Nipplete starting when I was 10 weeks pregnant. It is only recommended during the 1st and 2nd trimesters during the night only (see below for details to make it stick to you all night). During the day, I wore Medela SoftShells(tm) for Inverted Nipples under a thicker slightly padded bra (to make it look more soft/natural) to not get rid of my progress I made at night. I stopped this as soon as I was in the 3rd trimester and wore almost 24 hours/day the Medela SoftShells(tm) for Inverted Nipples, again to not backslide in my progress. Do not continue the Nipplette after the start of the 3rd trimester. It can stimulate labor after this. My lactation consultant agreed with the product directions. I would take it off every day and wash it, as I did with the Nipplette. Keep in mind this process is very high maintanence. But if you are VERY committed and will do anything to breastfeed, this can work. I also had the Lansinoh LatchAssist Nipple Everter to bring to the hospital to use right before feedings and this helped right away. But soon, due to the constant nursing, I didn't really need it anymore. Have a problem with keeping the Nipplette in place??? Buy a set of nipple shields, cut off the end of them (where the nipple lays), and stick the Nipplete cup through the missing place where you cut them. It creates a "cradle" for them, and the thin layer of plastic keeps them sitting on your breast. I would only wear them at night with a thick or padded bra because they were too conspicuous during the day and they didn't bother me much when I was sleeping, especially with a pregnancy pillow. Good luck! Breastfeeding if awesome if you can get it to work. My second baby is now 7 months. I exclusively breastfed him for 3 months until I returned to work. My supply went down when I did go back to work because baby always stimulates you more than pumping. At 4-5 months, he didn't like that my flow went down and got more used to the bottle. He only would feed at night, which I still enjoyed and just pumped the rest. I finally cut down to 1-2 pumpings/day so I still have time for other things and he at leasts get a little milk in too. I think this was SOOO worth the effort.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Very easy to use

Item in good condition

Scritto da: S

Like and dislike

I liked the vented shells but stopped using them because I would spill milk if I bent to lie baby down. The silicone cushion is soft BUT it sticks to the skin which makes it uncomfortable to remove, as it tugs at the (already sore) breast. I wish there were two sets of the cushions so that if one set it in the wash, I can use the second set with the other shell set. It would also be helpful is the flat surface to prevent spilling on the bottom was a little wider. Sometimes getting it to balance when the shell has milk can be challenging while holding the baby to nurse.

Scritto da: E.

GREAT value, save your nipples!

I purchased these catchers after purchasing the Elvie catch. The Elvie catch provided me tremendous relief - I decided to purchase a second set of catchers to have for when they were being washed and dried. In my search for a second set of catchers I wanted something a little lower cost and was looking for catchers that could possible remedy two things I don’t love about the Elvies. First, I wanted catchers that had a little more room (the cups on the levies are a little more shallow so if you have anything other than a short nipple it will graze the plastic cup) and second, I do find that because there isn’t any ventilation there can be a bit of a musty smell. While Im sure this isn't avoidable fully these catchers come pretty darn close! I appreciate that Phillips provides a vented and non vented option! While some note that these cups aren't very discreet I find them to be as discreet as possible given the benefit of the shape/room they provide for the nipple/breast.

Scritto da: yuval

very good

very good

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

very impressed

Having only just discovered that this kind of thing existed I'm very impressed. What a great product. Easy to use and product didn't leak as long as I watched how I was removing them. Didn't find them painful at all as I had read others experienced this in their reviews.

Scritto da: Stivsko

Not great!

I think we were expecting something less bulky, easier to use.

Scritto da: Julia Axcell

Consider options in addition to shells

Shells were recommended by health visitor but don't draw sufficient milk so have swapped to electronic expression. Shells can be used at same time as feeding baby.

Scritto da: Fletch

Relief from friction of shirts and bras!

Writing on behalf of my partner whose use of these has given our breastfeeding journey new life. We don't use them while feeding but certainly put them on anytime she's wearing a bra or top. They prevent sore nips from any unwanted contact and unnecessary winces of pain. Worth it to not see her suffer. Would recommend! They have feeding hole for those who want to feed with them on, but we don't have any experience with that yet

Scritto da: Brenda Mora

Poco duraderas

Al inicio de mi lactancia parecían la mejor opción por la forma y la opción de tener un par de recolectores con respiración y otros completamente sellados, pero las almohadillas de silicona se agrandan y aflojan en menos de 10 días lo que ocasiona fugas casi en cada uso.