POSTPARTUM PERI BOTTLE

€17

Ergonomic. Painless hygiene.

Especially during the first few days after a vaginal birth, hygiene of the intimate area is not as simple as we thought. The stitches and swelling make the touch of toilet paper feel like we're seeing stars.

With the postpartum perineal irrigation bottle, these moments become more bearable and facilitate the postpartum self-care routine. A peri bottle will also help keep areas affected by childbirth, such as the perineum, safe from infection and promote a faster recovery. It will be your best ally during the first trips to the bathroom after childbirth.

What can we use it for?

  • Intimate hygiene: much better and softer than toilet paper
  • Ergonomic design: specifically designed to be used upside down to avoid putting your hands in the toilet
  • Large capacity: It holds 450 ml of water
  • Super tip: Add a teaspoon of our Dead Sea salts with rosemary and sage for extra relief
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1. Why do I need a perineal bottle during postpartum recovery?

A perineal bottle is a small bottle designed to rinse the intimate area after childbirth. It helps keep the area clean, relieves discomfort and promotes healing, especially if you have stitches, swelling or hemorrhoids. It is perfect for cleaning without the need to rub, avoiding discomfort or irritation.

2. How do I clean and store my perineal bottle?

Wash it with warm water and a little mild soap before first use and after each use. Let it air dry. Do not put it in the dishwasher or boil it, as this could damage it.

3. What do I do if my perineal bottle leaks?

Empty and clean the bottle after each use. If you leave it full, water can leak through the vent valve at the bottom.

4. Can I use a perineal bottle during pregnancy?

Of course! It is ideal for maintaining hygiene when the belly begins to make it difficult to reach certain areas. It also helps relieve hemorrhoids and keep the perineal area clean.

5. How do you use a perineal bottle to relieve pain after childbirth?

Fill it with warm water and gently apply it to the perineal area while urinating or after going to the bathroom. Helps clean without irritation, and relieves discomfort caused by spots or swelling. We assure you that it will be your best friend during that first pee after giving birth. Some moms also use cold water for a cooling and calming effect.

6. How often should I use the perineal bottle in the postpartum?

Use it every time you go to the bathroom, especially after urinating or having a bowel movement. Continue using it until you feel comfortable cleaning yourself regularly, without discomfort.

7. Can a perineal bottle help with hemorrhoids?

Clear! It's a gentle way to cleanse without irritating, something essential if you have hemorrhoids, so common in pregnancy and postpartum. Warm water can also soothe the affected area.

8. Should I add anything to the water in my perineal bottle?

Warm water is usually enough, but you can add a couple tablespoons of Dead Sea Salts If you are looking for extra relief, especially if there is inflammation. Avoid harsh soaps or antiseptics.

9. How long should I use the perineal bottle after childbirth?

Most moms use it for at least 1-2 weeks, but you can continue using it for as long as you need to feel comfortable and clean.

10. Can I use the perineal bottle if I had a cesarean section?

Yeah! Even if you have had a cesarean section, it is still very useful for intimate hygiene, especially if bending or wiping yourself is uncomfortable due to the pain of the incision.

11. Can I use the perineal bottle to clean my baby during diaper changes?

Of course! Using warm water is a gentle and effective way to clean the diaper area, ideal if your baby has sensitive or irritated skin. It is perfect to avoid discomfort caused by wipes.

12. Is the perineal bottle useful for baby hygiene beyond diaper changes?

Yeah! It is very practical to gently clean the folds of your baby's skin, neck or hair during bathing. It is ideal for delicate areas, without the need to rub.