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History tells us that women have used warmth for thousands of years, from warming stones in the sun to the hot water bottle.

And when something stands the test of time, it's simply because: 

it works.

So we made it wearable

It's not just comfort, 

it's Biology

Breastfeeding

Warmth has long been used during breastfeeding and is recommended by the NHS to help support milk flow by widening the ducts and encourage the breast to empty more effectively. 

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Hormonal breast tenderness

Around 2/3 of women experience breast pain before their period. Warmth can help by improving blood circulation, help drain excess fluids and relax tense tissues.

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Period pain

We often turn to heat when we have period pain. Heat relaxes the uterine muscles responsible for cramps, increases circulation and eases tension right at the source. Studies have shown that even low heat can be as effective as ibuprofen.

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The bra that actually does something

Wearable Warmth

No cords, kettles or microwaves required. Discreet, rechargeable and designed for women on the go.

Safe Technology

CE certified and temperature-regulated.
Safe to use for you and your baby.

Wireless Support

A wireless, breathable and supportive bra design, specially made for tender breasts.

Washable and made to last

A sustainable option that can be machine-wash at 30°C again and again.

Backed by Science

Studies show that warmth can help improve blood circulation, support lymphatic drainage and ease tension.

When women design for women

Meyva exists because one woman refused to accept that a warm flannel was the best solution available. Her name is Anja, and she did not have a degree in technology or product design, but she knew the discomfort and believed women deserved better. 

Our story

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Over the past three years of building Meyva, hundreds of women have shared their stories with me, and every single one has shaped what Meyva is today.

The heat pad is being made because women asked for it.

I'd love to know what you'd ask for next.

Tell us what hurts. We might just build it.

I want to share