Cooling Breast Masks with soothing hydrogel – for immediate and long-lasting cooling effect for sore breasts during your breast feeding journey.
Long-lasting, skin-soothing
One size fits all
Keeps clothes dry
Cool Comfort: Medela's Cooling Breast Mask provides up to 2 hours of instant cooling relief for sore breasts with moisturizing hydrogel, designed for a comfortable and secure fit as you move - no pre-cooling required.
Anatomic Design: With a flower shape that adapts to the curve of the breast for a discreet fit under clothing, and a dry fabric layer to prevent moisture transfer for simple, mess-free use on the go.
Gentle on Skin: This mask includes moisturizing hydrogel to soothe irritated breast skin, with a nipple cutout that helps preserve skin flora and maintain temperature, ensuring comfort and ease on sensitive areas.
Pure Relief: Formulated without fragrances, parabens or phthalates, this self-adherent cooling mask covers the entire breast except the nipple smoothly and allows for gentle removal.

1 x Pack of 2 Medela Cooling Breast Masks
with plastic liner to keep masks separate
Frequently Asked Questions
During your menstrual cycle many women experience breast tenderness around the time of ovulation due to the changes in hormonal levels.1 Some women find gentle breast massage and heat comforting other women may find relief in applying something cool to the breast. Applying the Medela Cooling Mask for a short duration helps soothe and comfort tender breasts.
The breasts change in shape and size during pregnancy under the influence of the hormones progersterone, oestrogen and prolactin.2 These hormones develop and increase the number of alveoli and ductal network in preparation for breastfeeding. This change may be gradual throughout the mid and third trimester or you may feel that your breasts have increased in volume and are tender which is normal. Your breast are changing as your baby grows in utero.
Yes, it is recommended that you consult with your healthcare professional to further discuss your symptoms.
After birth, your pregnancy hormones have subsided and your lactation hormones kick in to establish your milk supply. Between 24 - 72 hours after birth moms often see and feel an increase in breast size and fullness as your milk 'comes in'. This can be uncomfortable leading to soreness, discomfort and difficulties with latching your baby on the breast for feeding.3
Carry on breastfeeding on demand. If you have missed or delayed a feed put your baby to breast or express to resolve the discomfort.4 If the discomfort persists after feeding, apply the Medela Cooling Mask to soothe tender breasts. If the redness persists, breast is more tender to the touch and you are unwell, keep on breastfeeding to the demand of your baby and seek medical advice.
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