The first reusable cold pack specifically contoured and designed for the most sensitive and delicate area of a woman ’ s body .
DISCRETE , CLOSE-TO-BODY , & NEAR INVISIBLE FIT !
Unless you are having a C-section be aware that your vagina is going to go through a traumatic experience . Sure we all know someone who broke water , dropped , and delivered in one hour without any pain , but that is not the norm . Delivery can take up to 24 hours ( or more ) and when that 7 plus pound bundle of joy is ready to enter the world there is nothing that you can do to stop him / her ( not that you want too ) until you hear the words that you are tearing or that the doctor wants to do an episiotomy ( e · pi · si · ot · o · my ).
Basically for delivery there are three possible scenarios that all have the same ending ; You are going to be sore “ down there ”:
1 . You DON ’ T tear . If your perineum ( the area between your vagina and anus ) is intact after delivery , the area will be stretched and bruised . Pain or discomfort can last between three to five weeks ( and believe it or not ) it may hurt to cough , sneeze , blow your nose , and even sit down for as much as a week after delivery .
2 . You DO tear . Nine out of Ten new moms feel sore at the tear site which may require stitches . You are looking at one to two weeks for the area to fully recover and you may experience soreness for a few weeks after the stitches are gone ( if you had any ). Figure on a six to eight week recovery before you are not thinking about it anymore .
3 . You have an episiotomy . For those of you that haven ’ t heard the term , an episiotomy is when your Ob / GYN cuts the muscular area between the vagina and the anus made just before delivery to enlarge the vaginal opening . So what can you do afterwards to ease the pain of delivering a baby ? Before you got pregnant taking a pill was the quick and easy way to manage pain , but as a new ( possibly nursing ) mom that may not be a good decision . Many medications are not safe for nursing mothers to use because they may pass through your breastmilk to the baby . Ice is one of the most effective ways to relieve pain , but icing your vaginal area may not be the easiest thing to do . After all a big bulky ice pack or bag of frozen peas wasn ’ t made to fit comfortably between your legs !
Enter , the VagiKool ® Reusable Feminine Cold Pack . It soothes in seconds , and it is the first reusable cold pack specifically contoured and designed for the most sensitive and delicate area of a woman ’ s body . VagiKool ® is made of a soft , strong medical grade polyvinyl that molds itself to the shape of a woman ’ s body . Its targeted cold relief reduces swelling , burning and itching pain while promoting healing . VagiKool is Non-Toxic and Latex Free and best of all is Made in the USA .
VagiKool ’ s ® Komfort-fit™ design provides for discrete concealment with its close-to-body near invisible fit – nobody will know you have it on unless you tell them !
VagiKool ® also helps relieve pain associated with Yeast Infections , Vulvodynia , Herpes , Vaginal Soreness , Sports Injuries , Razor & Wax Burns , Vaginal Surgery , Laser Hair Removal , and Vaginal Irritations .
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Contact : Steven Peisner ( 800 ) 990-3693 ext . 700 , steven @ vagikool . com or visit : www . vagikool . com