Booby Savers | Hot & Cold Breast Therapy Packs

Because your boobs deserve a little TLC too, mama! 💗

Let's talk about those early days of breastfeeding. When your milk comes in, your breasts can feel full, swollen, tender and sometimes downright uncomfortable!

Meet your new breastfeeding besties, Booby Savers Hot & Cold Breast Therapy Packs.

Designed to provide soothing warm or cool relief throughout your breastfeeding journey, these reusable gel packs gently contour to your breasts to help ease discomfort, support milk flow and make those tender moments a little more comfortable.

Whether you're navigating those early days of engorgement, preparing for a feed or simply needing a little relief, Booby Savers have got your boobs covered!

Why You'll Love Them

• Hot or cold therapy: One simple product with two ways to support breastfeeding comfort.

• Soothe engorgement: Use cold to help reduce swelling, tenderness and discomfort when your breasts feel overly full.

• Encourage milk flow: Gentle warmth before breastfeeding or pumping may help stimulate letdown and make milk removal more comfortable.

• Soft and flexible: Gel filled packs comfortably contour to the shape of your breasts.

• Reusable: Keep them handy throughout your breastfeeding journey.

• Comfortable application: Use with the supplied fabric covers to protect your skin.

• A postpartum essential: A practical addition to your hospital bag or breastfeeding station.

Product Details

• Reusable hot and cold gel breast therapy packs

• Suitable for warming in the microwave or cooling in the fridge or freezer

• Flexible gel design to contour around the breast

• Fabric covers for comfortable application

• Designed for external use only

How to Use

Warm Therapy | Before Breastfeeding or Pumping

Gentle warmth may help encourage milk flow and support a more comfortable feeding or expressing experience.

1. Place one gel pack at a time in the microwave.

2. Heat according to your microwave wattage:

   • 700W: 15 seconds

   • 1000W: 13 seconds

   • 1250W: 10 seconds

3. Do not exceed 20 seconds total heating time.

4. Gently massage the gel pack to distribute warmth evenly and eliminate hot spots.

5. Place inside the supplied fabric cover and check the temperature against your inner wrist before applying.

6. Apply briefly before feeding or expressing, for no longer than 15 minutes.

WARNING Always test the temparature before placing against your skin

Cold Therapy | For Engorgement and Tender Breasts

Cooling therapy can help soothe swollen, tender breasts, particularly when your milk first comes in.

1. Place the gel packs in the fridge or freezer for 30 to 60 minutes.

2. Insert into the supplied fabric covers.

3. Apply to your breasts for 10 to 15 minutes at a time.

4. Repeat as needed, allowing your skin to return to its normal temperature between applications.

Cleaning & Care

Wipe the gel packs clean with mild soap and water and dry thoroughly before storing.

Inspect before each use and discontinue immediately if the pack becomes damaged, punctured or begins leaking.

Always use the supplied fabric covers, check the temperature before application and never apply directly to broken or damaged skin. Do not use while sleeping or if you have reduced sensitivity to heat or cold.

If you experience persistent pain, increasing redness, fever or flu like symptoms, seek advice from your healthcare provider.

A Little Note From Jess, IBCLC

One of the biggest surprises for many new mums is just how full and uncomfortable their breasts can feel when their milk first comes in!

And here's something I always love to explain: engorgement isn't just about having too much milk.

In those early postpartum days, increased blood flow, tissue fluid and swelling can all contribute to that heavy, tight and tender feeling.

Cold therapy can be particularly helpful for managing swelling and discomfort between feeds. Gentle warmth immediately before feeding may help with letdown, but prolonged or excessive heat can worsen swelling, so keep it brief.

And remember, if your breasts are feeling uncomfortably full, the goal isn't necessarily to pump them empty. Frequent, responsive feeding and expressing just enough for comfort when needed can help your body gradually regulate milk production.

Your breastfeeding journey deserves support, comfort and a little extra care.