Biomerica Aware Breast Self Exam Pad

Description

The Biomerica Aware® Breast Self Exam Pad is a clinically proven, FDA-cleared device that enhances the tactile sensitivity of your fingers during breast self-examinations. Its innovative dual-membrane design, featuring a lubricant sealed between two skin-safe layers, reduces friction, enabling smoother movement over breast tissue. This design allows for more accurate detection of lumps or changes in breast tissue that might be missed during traditional exams.

Regular use of the Aware® Pad helps familiarize you with the normal look and feel of your breasts, making it easier to notice any changes promptly. The kit includes the reusable pad, an instruction guide, breast health education materials, and a monthly reminder calendar, providing everything needed for proper self-examination technique.

Suitable for all breast sizes and types, the Aware® Pad is easy to use and maintain. Simply warm the pad between your hands to spread the lubricant, place it over the area to be examined, and glide your fingers over the breast tissue. Its durable design ensures long-term usability with proper care.

Benefits

- Enhanced Tactile Sensitivity: Reduces friction, allowing fingers to glide smoothly and detect subtle changes in breast tissue.

- Early Detection: Regular use aids in identifying changes early when treatment is most effective.

- Comprehensive Kit: Includes the pad, instruction guide, educational materials, and reminder calendar.

- Suitable for All Breast Types: Works effectively across various breast sizes and forms.

- Easy to Use & Reusable: Simple maintenance ensures long-term usability.

How to use

- Warm the Pad: Rub the Aware® Pad between your hands to spread the lubricant inside and warm it to body temperature.

- Position the Pad: Lay the pad over the area to be examined.

- Perform the Exam: Press down firmly with your three middle fingers and glide them over the breast tissue in a circular motion, covering the entire area, including the armpit.

- Repeat on the Other Breast: Perform the same procedure on the other breast.

- Regular Checks: Incorporate this self-exam into your monthly routine, ideally a week after your menstrual period when breasts are least likely to be tender.