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Personally for me this didn’t work at all 😞

Super helpful during labour and provided a medium level of impact/pain/distraction (depending on your grip strength). Good quality and helpful case to put it in and protect.

Worked amazing for my birth!!! Really helped with contraction pains. I was skeptical about it actually doing anything but I’m so glad I had it in hospital bag!

Can’t say it was just This but managed a drug free birth with my third baby and squeezed this the whole time.

Gave birth unmedicated twice and I highly recommend counter pressure! This is a great option and works wonders when trying to focus on anything but the contractions! It holds up great and fits well in my small hands, comfortable to hold. Great price!

I had purchased this to try to help me through labor without getting an epidural. I was skeptical of how a comb could help, but thought I'd give it a try. The comb itself is very sturdy and is of great quality. The saying engraved on it is very cute. The nurses thought it was cute as well. It comfortable fits in my larger size hand. It was easy to squeeze, and held up to the post powerful squeezes that I have ever done in my life. I'm glad it is good quality or I would probably have wooden pieces broken off into my palms. Squeezing the comb did help take away some of the pain from the contractions. I was so thankful to have had it because it really did help me so much; however, I did end up getting the epidural. The comb helped me to hold still while getting the epidural as well. I would still recommend using this as a tool to help with managing contractions... especially if you're going to try to go without pain medicine! I will warn though, after squeezing so hard your palm may feel bruised/sore and your upper arms may feel like you completeled a strenuous workout! My arm was sore for several days! I found squeezing with the bristles against my palm and the waves bear my fingers worked the best.