Bridge Unit

Can't wait to try it with my client on Tuesday!

Had an issue with the bridge unit, and they were quick to replace it. It now works great!

I can't wait to share with other patients. Bravo -excellent product!

This is one of the coolest products for our parents or support people that latch a baby that neds a little extra help! Laally offers the ability to supplement baby at the breast, without pesky moving tubes! Check our their demo! For our parents that need to pump in hospitals and for #ibclc, check it out!

I am an LC and I have just ordered these and used with my last 3 patients. Love it! This is so much easier to use than an SNS or lactation aid. This is an amazing product and another tool for my toolkit that I think will save many breastfeeding relationships. Truly a fantastic product!

I happened to see it in a physician group I am in on Facebook. As a NICU nurse and IBCLC, I have made breast supplementing gadgets my entire career and this is perfect!

I love it since it's so thin

This is a text from the mom this morning...she thought it was too late to breastfeed, Baby was DISCHARGED at 3lbs, 15oz. To Home. Never had latched. He latched yesterday for the first time using the Bridge. "Hi Lori, It's Kelly. Thanks so much for taking so much time with me and Thomas and giving us new hope :) ad a new way to connect <3"

I am a lactation consultant and I just used your product for the first time with a verry difficult infant. It worked amazingly. He has a very rare eye condition CHED, is a failure to thrive and is only surviving because of his amazing mother breastfeeding at all hours of the day. He has major feeding aversion and despite tongue and lip tie reversion still not milk transfer enough. So I was able to get an 88ml feeding in at our visit (32mls of that with the bridge)!!! Problem is I left with mother and after 3 feeds when pushing air through to clean it completely broke. Has this been occurring any change you would replace hte product for me to give her another. I had bough myself to give to in need families. TIA. I would love to have any promotional information as well. As I work at a major medical center and am pushing to get in our lactation center. Then I work outside hospital doing in home consultation so I definitely will keep one in my bag at all times.

My son does not transfer well and it has worked to get him back to breast.

We are happy to be partnering with you. Love your product!

I’ve used them for bottle to breast transitions, a mom who had a risk reduction bilateral mastectomy and a mom with such tragic edema her babes tiny hand was indented into her breast for most of the visit until I did therapeutic breast massage. The Bridge helped her babe latch better while fighting the edema ( with flat nipples, that became more like belly buttons, and offer supplemental milk that helped babe gain."

I’m using it to get a very stubborn baby to take a bottle. She’s gagged and rebelled for every one, we did two feeds with the Bridge and she finally accepted a bottle."

I was thrilled to see that a fellow PA/IBCLC created a product to help parents reach their breastfeeding goals. Of course, I always thought there should be an alternative to homemade versions of tubing behind a shield and these guys have done it! I used the system recently with a patient who had very low supply and a baby who had breast aversion/bottle preference. It worked beautifully and to mom's delight, allowed the baby to have his first sustained feed at the breast! As the name indicates, this is a great temporary "bridge" to a successful breastfeeding relationship and the inventors are making every effort to refine their product in an evidence-based manner. I will continue to follow them as they fine tune and add to their offerings. Best of luck Spivaks!

I just love the bridge!! The sweet mom who tried it first has found it easy to use. She's not producing very much at all but wanted to continue some breastfeeding. Lots of issues with both mom and baby. I've ordered and received two for my clinic in Midland, Texas. We're going to keep them in clinic. Thank you for inventing this!!! I hope it is patented!! Take care!