
Momcozy Lanolin-Free Nipple Cream
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Our read on it
By a wide margin the cheapest of the three creams here: thirty riyals against seventy and seventy-six. That price gap opens a different use: one tube in the hospital bag, one by the bed and one in the living room, because a cream that is not within reach when the pain starts is a cream you do not have. For anyone with a wool allergy, this and the organic option are the two choices.
Pros
- By far the cheapest of the three creams
- Lanolin-free, suitable with a wool allergy
- Cheap enough to keep more than one tube in different places
- Safe while breastfeeding
Cons
- May need wiping off before a feed, unlike lanolin
Important safety information
Check the packaging about wiping before a feed. Patch test a small area first. The cream treats dryness and surface cracking, not the cause: ongoing pain during feeds signals a poor latch or a tongue tie and needs a lactation specialist. See a doctor immediately for marked redness or fever, which can mean mastitis.
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