It's a small amount and expensive! The texture is good! And when you apply it, you feel relief but only for a little while!

The cream is not a substitute for lanolin! It provides preparation and hydration, not healing. The rest of you are obviously using it wrong. I mainly recommend it for pregnancy for preparation in the last months and then if the nipples are NOT irritated, to help with hydration. If you have irritated nipples, only lanolin or the milk itself.

The Frezyderm nipple care cream saved me! I've been using it for a month, each package lasts almost 2 weeks. It took me from "I’m in terrible pain, I’m suffering, I’m thinking of quitting, but first I’ll try whatever is available" to "I’m in a lot of pain, but for the sake of the baby, I’ll endure as long as I can." Meanwhile, in the last order I made, the store sent me the Nipple Emollient and told me that the company no longer produces the Nipple Care and has replaced it with that. I read the ingredients, they are not all the same. I hope the new one is just as good!

Yes, it helps with the pain, but the pain doesn't go away completely. After 2 months of use, I still have an issue.

Nice cream really works but very expensive product.. girls take sword lily or almond oil for less money and they do just as good a job!!

Very mediocre cream for its price.
It didn't provide any serious hydration, and it didn't seem suitable for nipple cream as its scent for babies doesn't seem appropriate, resulting in the need for rinsing every time.
This scent would be nice for hand cream, but too strong for babies, especially when it is intended for the area they eat from.

Very strong smell and while I was breastfeeding my newborn, I avoided using it because I had to rinse it off before nursing. It gave a sense of relief, but I quickly felt the need to reapply it, unlike lanolin. It also didn't help with nipple healing as much as lanolin and, of course, breast milk itself. However, I did use it as a hand cream during the winter when my hands were getting dry and cracked from the antiseptics and frequent washing, and it worked almost miraculously.

I don't change it!!!!! It is very good, it has a wonderful smell, it doesn't need removal for breastfeeding, it is awesome

Amazing cream. I don't know why they say it's sticky, etc. Maybe it's different skin types.
Personally, it provided me with incredible hydration. I recommend it

They had given it to us as samples at the clinic and I had put it aside.
I wish I had used it from the beginning as I had forgotten about it.
It helps keep the nipples moisturized, and the important thing is that it is safe for infants to ingest.
I apply it before each breastfeeding, and some comments mention that it doesn't last... its use is before each breastfeeding but it's also okay, the tube has enough cream and I reapply.
It doesn't help with sore nipples... it is only for hydration.
There is another cream from frezyderm for sore nipples that I use at the end of each breastfeeding.

Unfortunately, it did not help me at all. Firstly, it has a very strong smell and needs to be removed before each breastfeeding, especially during the first few weeks when breastfeeding is very frequent, which is a hassle. Personally, lanolin helped me much more.

I used it during the last 2 months of my pregnancy. I didn't encounter any issues with my nipples during breastfeeding.

My midwife recommended it to me and I started using it a while ago once a day as nipple preparation... So far, I am satisfied because of the hydration I feel... The truth is that it is a bit sticky but it doesn't bother me at the moment!

With sore and irritated nipples, it didn't do anything while I was using it. After every breastfeeding session, both with this one and the other one from frezyderm, I ended up with bleeding nipples. In the end, the cream from medela saved me

Very strong smell.
It sticks-does not absorb easily.
Using a whole package did not help me at all. Not at all.

During pregnancy, I had intense itching in my chest, but after I started using it, I calmed down!

It does not dry, it does not absorb.. it smells quite strong for such a product... apart from a feeling of hydration at that moment, in the long run it does NOTHING especially if you have wounds.. if a new mom is reading this, she should get the lanolin cream from the well-known company.. it will soothe your soul from the wounds.. and don't worry about the money.. a tiny bit is enough.. and most importantly, you don't need to rinse it off for the baby to breastfeed

It sticks everywhere on all clothes with the chest and then good luck trying to remove it. It doesn't absorb. It simply moisturizes but does nothing for irritation or wounds

It would be good if it was neutral in terms of scent because that comes out in the taste, it is not nice to eat and have a body cream taste, especially if the one eating is a baby

I don't think it did anything noticeable. Maybe some hydration. It sticks to absorbent sponges and hurts when you take them off.

I started using it 1 to 1.5 months before childbirth (my midwife recommended it to me) and during breastfeeding, and I didn't feel any pain or discomfort in my nipples. I recommend it.

Nice feeling, provides good hydration and softens. It doesn't help as much if you have a wound. It has a slightly strong scent. It requires removal before breastfeeding!

I use it for breastfeeding preparation and I am completely satisfied. From the first use, you realize that it softens the skin!

Excellent product. Relieves from annoying itching and dryness, as long as one wears cotton underwear that does not irritate the area.