The T2 Peri Bottle 360ml is an essential recovery companion for post-natal care, postpartum healing, and personal perineal hygiene. Its upright angled design allows for comfortable, hands-free cleansing — gently rinsing sensitive areas after childbirth, surgery, or as part of your everyday intimate care routine. Key Benefits Angled nozzle design — reaches and rinses the perineal area comfortably without awkward positioning 360ml capacity — generous volume for a thorough, comfortable rinse Soft, gentle water flow — controlled squeeze delivers exactly the pressure you need BPA-free, body-safe materials — safe for the most sensitive post-natal skin Essential for post-natal recovery — recommended by midwives for perineal care after vaginal birth Easy to use and clean — wide-mouth opening for easy filling and cleaning Specifications Capacity 360 ml Material BPA-free, body-safe plastic Nozzle Angled for perineal reach Best For Post-natal perineal care, intimate hygiene Reusable Yes Brand T2 Wellcare How to Use Fill with warm water (can add a small amount of pH-balanced wash if desired) Position over the toilet or in the shower Direct the angled nozzle towards the perineal area Gently squeeze for a soothing rinse After use, empty any remaining water, rinse the bottle, and allow to air dry 💕 Recommended for Post-Natal Care — The T2 Peri Bottle is widely recommended by midwives and healthcare professionals for perineal hygiene during post-natal recovery. Frequently Asked Questions When can I start using a peri bottle after birth? You can typically use a peri bottle immediately after birth. It is one of the first items recommended by midwives for post-natal perineal care. Always follow your midwife's guidance. Can I use warm or cold water? Warm water is most commonly recommended for comfort and soothing. Some women prefer cool water to reduce swelling — follow your midwife's advice. How do I clean the bottle? Rinse thoroughly with hot soapy water after each use and allow to air dry completely. Replace regularly for hygiene.
