Frida Mom 2-in-1 Lactation Massager, Multiple Modes of Heat + Vibration for Clogged Milk Ducts, Increase Milk Flow, Breast Engorgement - USB Cord Included, White

Significantly helped decrease clogs, helped resolve clogs faster. Gets warm but not hot enough to burn self. Downside- battery life! You would think in this day and age, the battery life would be better. It does charge quickly though. Need to charge after every use. The hole for charging, is closed but you just have to firmly push the charger into the hole and there is no problems. I definitely would not have known any of this if I didn’t read previously written reviews on the product.

This product works so well and is such a great value! I got double mastitis after having my baby and this massager helped me break up the milk and recover very quickly. I totally recommend.

Product itself works well and feels great! Although, it takes a long time to charge and the battery only lasts me about one and a half nursing sessions. It also takes awhile to heat up. Once it does though, it is very pleasant.

This product is essential for exclusively pumping moms to boost milk supply. The combination of the massage and the hot feature helps me see an increase in my milk supply the most. I would love to have a second one of these to stimulate both breasts at the same time while pumping. Great value for the incredible work it delivers!t delivers!.

LOVE THIS PRODUCT! So helpful if your boobs are engorged. It did an amazing job at helping with the pain along with the hot+cold breast relief packs. It has 2-3 vibration levels and 3 heating levels. If you’re experiencing pain or need help with your milk supply this is the product for you. Worth your money!

I bought two of these because the price point was right. Other lactation massagers are laughably overpriced for what they are — glorified heated vibrators, let’s be honest. I like the shape of these, they are easy to slip into a pumping bra and reposition as needed. The buttons are intuitive and the silicone is soft. However, the devastating caveat is that the battery falls woefully short of bare minimum expectations. Even on the lowest heat and vibration settings, these massagers will not last through a 30 minute pumping session. They must constantly be charging to be remotely useful for regularly pumping or breastfeeding moms. And I know I didn’t just get a faulty one, because both of mine last for the same amount of time.In college (over a decade ago) I bought a cheap little silicone bullet vibrator made by some no-name brand that uses the exact same charging cable, and has about the same vibrating power as these. It has now been repurposed as a lactation massager because it works just as well as these, and lasts at least 4x as long. So it’s clearly possible to make something like this that holds a charge, which is why it’s mystifying that these massagers aren’t better than they are.I wanted to like these so much, but if you need a device with stamina, I recommend just buying yourself a cheapie vibrator. Or shell out for one of the high end massagers I guess.

This really helped my clogged milk ducts and helps get more milk out! I’m first time mom and breast feeder so ant product that helps truly is a godsend lol

Yes, I know the charging port is covered supposedly for water resistance, and you can shove the charger in with a bit of force. When I first received the product, this worked just fine. I got it charged up, and was able to use it to clear out a clog. The massaging is OK, but the heat is barely perceptible - just take a hot shower and it'll do the trick.Cut to a couple weeks later... It was 2am and I had just noticed another clog right after nursing. In the dim illumination of a nightlight, I tried to plug the charger in so I could use the massager in the morning. I struggled for 10 minutes, blistering my hand in the process (yep, already realized at that point that it shouldn't take THAT much force), to no avail. In the morning, I noticed the little black plastic ring around the plug was deformed - not sure if that happened during the first round of charging or while I struggled the night before, but it shouldn't have happened either way, after just one use.As for the claim that the silicone has to cover the port to make it waterproof? Look, my phone is IP67 certified and has an exposed charging port. My shaver is similarly water resistant enough for use in the shower, and has an exposed charging port. I have another personal massager, which, you guessed it, is also shower-friendly and doesn't have a sealed port. So no, you don't need this obtuse covered charging port for water resistance - that's just shoddy product design. What an absolute waste of money this was.