Silver Healing Cups

Clean and Prepare
Before using the cups, make sure they’re clean. Wash them with warm water to remove any residue.

Apply Breast Milk (Optional)
For added healing, place a few drops of breast milk inside each cup. The natural enzymes in breast milk can help soothe and promote healing.

Place the Cups
Position the cups directly over your nipples, with the rounded side facing outward. The cups should fit snugly but comfortably, conforming to the shape of your areola and nipple.

Wear Between Feeds
Keep the silver cups on between breastfeeding or pumping sessions. They help protect and soothe your nipples, reducing irritation and preventing friction from clothing.

Remove Before Feeding
Always remove the cups before you begin breastfeeding to ensure a proper latch.

Clean After Use
After each use, clean the cups with warm water. You can use baking soda and vinegar to maintain their shine. Let them dry completely before storing.

Reapply as Needed
Wear the cups as often as necessary between feeds, especially if you experience soreness or cracked nipples.

Remove Before Breastfeeding
Always remove the silver cups before breastfeeding to avoid interference with your baby's latch and feeding.

Avoid Using with Other Products
Do not apply nipple creams, lotions, or ointments while using the cups. These products may reduce the effectiveness of the silver cups or cause unwanted reactions.

Check for Discomfort
If you experience any discomfort, redness, or irritation while wearing the cups, remove them immediately. Prolonged discomfort could signal that the cups are not fitting properly.

Clean Regularly
Regularly clean the cups with warm water and mild soap. Dirty cups can harbor bacteria, leading to infections or further irritation.

Do Not Use If Allergic to Silver
If you are allergic to silver or experience an adverse reaction, discontinue use and consult with your healthcare provider.

Store Properly
When not in use, store the cups in a dry, clean place to avoid damage or contamination.

Consult Your Doctor
If you have a history of nipple infections, cracks, or severe breastfeeding issues, it’s best to consult your doctor before using the cups to ensure they are appropriate for your specific needs.

Rinse daily with warm water to remove milk residue. To maintain their shine, make a paste with baking soda and a little water, gently rub it onto the cups, then rinse well and dry completely.