momcozy Postpartum Belly Wrap, C-Section Recovery Belt3D Abdomen Lifting
Momcozy

momcozy Postpartum Belly Wrap, C-Section Recovery Belt3D Abdomen Lifting

ColourStandard - Black

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£52.49£69.99Save £17.50 (25%)

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Product details

The momcozy Postpartum Belly Wrap provides gentle yet firm support for a comfortable recovery after childbirth.
  • Features the advanced Ergonest Support Structure to relieve lower back pain
  • 3D abdomen lifting structure gently elevates and compresses the belly
  • Crafted from soft, breathable, and latex-free fabric
  • Seamless, discreet design hugs the abdomen comfortably
  • Available in petite and standard sizes to fit various body types

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