Feme Pad reusable Feminine Cold Pack for Postpartum and Post Surgical Pain Relief, Episiotomy Relief, Perineal Relief After Birth

Amazing product

I’m really glad I bought these. I have struggled with vulvodynia for years- chronic pain which is very debilitating. These are very soothing and help take pain away for a little while. 20 minutes at a time is recommended. Iv always managed to buy a refill box of 30 sleeves . I like that there are 2 so u can alternate. Would recommend to anyone with pain in the genital area ( I’m not medically trained, just my opinion! )

Although the gel pads don't stay cold for a particularly long time, they do provide relief when they're first put in. It was handy having two in a pack, because it meant I could swap them over fairly frequently.Definitely recommended and well worth the money!

I gave birth just over 2 weeks ago and these gel pads (as recommended by my midwife) have been brilliant to help with my recovery. It's handy there are two so you've always got a cold one stored and ready and the covers are very handy. Would definitely recommend to anyone after giving birth.

These definately soothe the discomfort, just a shame they dont soothe for a longer period!! lolWould recommend this product for piles.

Good quality. The pats are thick enough and very comfortable to wear. I think this order should come with more filters since you use them and throw them away. It helps to ease the pain as you put ice in the wound directly which could work with a few ice cubes in a towel, but I guess this is easier to wear.

Excellent product. Used it after labour to heal stitches - provides excellent comfort. The packs have to be frozen and last up to 30 mins per use which is sufficient time to provide relief. There are covers provided that you have to slip onto the gel pad before wearing to avoid direct contact of the gel pad with skin.

The lady doing the breastfeeding training I attended recommended getting these pads. These must be efficient when in pain but I ended up using them once whereas I would have needed them for my breast aches but not sure it is really necessary.