Lactamo
Breastfeeding Ball
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Here to help with breastfeeding.
The Lactamo breastfeeding ball combines temperature, movement and compression. This combination has the ability to reactively and proactively address the most common breastfeeding problems that 92% of mums experience including engorgement, blocked milk ducts, mastitis, low milk supply and oversupply.
Whether you're dealing with one (or more) of these common breastfeeding problems, or want to avoid them in the first place, Lactamo is here to offer a helping hand. Lactamo focuses on optimal milk supply and supports lymphatic drainage and blood flow. Lactamo has been developed by a team of lactation specialists, and is matched to the elasticity of lactating breasts.
Heatable, coolable and reusable. Each Lactamo has a best before date of 1 year from the date of purchase. Check out our easy to follow videos and guides.
Your Go-to breastfeeding aid
Lactamo is a world first award-winning breastfeeding solution. Lactamo harnesses the power of gentle breast massage, uniquely combining temperature, movement and compression. Decades worth of research have shown that these 3 components have the power to proactively and reactively address the common breastfeeding issues.
Lactamo is clinically validated and supported by leading lactation consultants.
How Lactamo Helps
Common breastfeeding challenges
Engorgement
Blocked ducts
Mastitis
Low milk supply
Oversupply
Pain
Unique features of Lactamo
Temperature
Hollow surface
lumps filled with gel that can be heated or cooled.
Movement
Rolling movement over the breast is aimed at stimulating milk production and flow, helping relieve swelling and pain, and helping fight off infection.
Compression
Gentle compression helps to facilitate the movement of fluids in the breast to ease inflammation and aid in milk flow.
Super soft and safe
As soft as a marshmallow, Lactamo is specifically designed for lactating breasts. Crafted from 100% medical silicone and filled with a non-toxic gel.
How To Use Lactamo
Leading Innovation for breastfeeding
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Business NSW
"Outstanding Startup" 2021
TEDxSydney
“Best New Business
Idea" 2020
MedTech Actuator
Award Australia & India 2019
I was ready to go straight to formula with baby number 2 because I had such a bad breastfeeding experience with my first baby. I'm glad I tried Lactamo because it has literally given me a completely different experience this time round. I actually love breastfeeding now and Lactamo helps me to easily manage problems even before they start. Go get yourself a Lactamo as early as possible!
I’ve had this product for over a week now and have used it everyday since I got it. My 5th breastfed baby is 6 weeks old and my breasts are engorged every morning when I wake up. This product has cut down the length of time it takes to make my breasts soften up, ready for my baby to get a good deep latch. It’s allows me to use the perfect amount of pressure, releasing any blocked ducts, letting the milk flow. It has helped break up the lumps that develop under my arms in the morning, helping my lymph nodes to drain as well. It has been able to soothe and smooth out hard to reach areas that my comb cannot, like the underside of my nipple. I love it and have told all the breastfeeding mamas I know about it and have mentioned it in breastfeeding groups too. It really is a great invention. It would be an ideal gift for a breastfeeding mamas 💗🙌
I gifted this to several new mother friends and they're all raving about it.
I ordered two Lactamo balls as a gift for a friend - one on the go and one ready to go. It was so easy to order, delivery was great, and the packaging and personalised message were lovely (and also environmentally friendly). Great experience. Im sure she will love them. Just wish they were around when I had my two!
The lactamo ball has been an absolute game changer for me. It is my second time breastfeeding and I truly feel it has made a huge difference to my experience. I use it every feed to get ready and afterwards.
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