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Fri, 30 Oct 2009 23:53:20 -0400
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Re: nipple shield from Mexico
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Some of us on Lactnet remember using this type of nipple shield many, 
many years ago (with the glass base, not plastic)--the alternative was 
a hard rubber nipple shield. When these were deemed inappropriate and 
taken off nursing units, the nurses started using bottle nipples! Still 
another non-functioning nipple shield.

Laura Hart, RN, IBCLC
a nurse since 1968


  It's a hard plastic base with a rubber top that easily comes off from 
the
base. It's about 2+ inches deep.
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> We didn't use it, but it's new to me, so thought I would share.

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