ActromadolNaproxen
57Milk levels appear low, but LactMed prefers another option for newborn or preterm infants.
Naproxen ingredient example; check the formula on your own box.
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Scan a medicine, a cream or a grocery item and Lacty answers in seconds: whether it's compatible with breastfeeding, why, and what to use instead. With your baby's age in mind.
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Point at the barcode of a medicine, a cream, a supplement or a grocery item. If it isn't listed, Lacty reads the name off the box.
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ActromadolUse with care
Transfer into milkLow
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You get a score from 0 to 100 and a clear answer: compatible, use with care, best avoided, or not enough data. With the reason why.
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When an alternative is listed in your country, you can discuss it with a professional. A higher score does not decide which treatment you need.
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General ingredient examples beside Spanish boxes; these do not decide which treatment you need.
Nurofen
400 mgIbuprofen passes into milk in tiny amounts and is a preferred option while breastfeeding.
Gelocatil
650 mgIt is a good choice for pain and fever during breastfeeding; adverse effects appear rare.
Actromadol
660 mgMilk levels appear low, but LactMed prefers another option for newborn or preterm infants.
Pharmafren
200 mg / 30 mgThe Spanish leaflet contraindicates it; LactMed advises against use with low supply or unestablished lactation.
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A clear answer, with the why.
At 3 a.m. you don't want to read a leaflet or ask five group chats. You want to know if you can take it. Lacty tells you, with your baby's age in mind, and explains why.
Everything you need while breastfeeding.
We tell you if something changes
When your baby grows or an entry is reviewed, we let you know. Only about what you take or keep. Never ads.
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A score from 0 to 100
Four possible answers, always with a symbol and a word, never colour alone.
Compatible75–98
Use with care45–72
Best avoided12–38
Not enough data—
Made for your baby's age
A newborn isn't a six-month-old. Age notices appear when supported by the sources.
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01 mo6 mo1 yr
A better alternative
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Actromadol57Nurofen94Your medicine cabinet
What you take and keep, with the latest information downloaded.
NurofenTaking now · Day 3 of 6
94GelocatilSaved
88Ask Lacty AI
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What does Lacty say about paracetamol while breastfeeding?
Lacty AIIt is a good choice for pain and fever during breastfeeding; adverse effects appear rare.
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Creams, coffee and groceries, too.
Breastfeeding isn't only about pills. Lacty checks the ingredients worth watching in skincare, supplements and food, as well as medicines. It does not assess every ingredient or replace an individual assessment.
How we calculate the score.
The score is Lacty’s own five-factor index, not a safety percentage or a LactMed rating. The score is kept within the displayed category, so a 90 is never “best avoided”. A product scores as its most delicate ingredient.
How the 100 points are split
Transfer into milk30
Breastfeeding studies25
Time in the body15
Used in infants15
Effect on milk supply15
What each score means
Compatible75–98
Use with care45–72
Best avoided12–38
Not enough data—
Breastfeeding medication: example searches.
Is ibuprofen compatible with breastfeeding?
94Ibuprofen passes into milk in tiny amounts and is a preferred option while breastfeeding.
Is acetaminophen compatible with breastfeeding?
88It is a good choice for pain and fever during breastfeeding; adverse effects appear rare.
Is amoxicillin compatible with breastfeeding?
98Amoxicillin passes into milk in very small amounts, but some infants may develop diarrhea or rash.
Is naproxen compatible with breastfeeding?
57Milk levels appear low, but LactMed prefers another option for newborn or preterm infants.
Is cetirizine compatible with breastfeeding?
58LactMed considers small, occasional use acceptable; more or longer use may affect the baby or milk supply.
Is pseudoephedrine compatible with breastfeeding?
38The Spanish leaflet contraindicates it; LactMed advises against use with low supply or unestablished lactation.
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Every answer, with its source.
We start from cited scientific sources and each country's official registries. Each entry shows its sources and labels AI summaries not yet reviewed by a pharmacist.
LactMed · NIH
The drugs and lactation database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Official registries
FDA, AEMPS and each country's regulator: names, packs and leaflets.
Open Food Facts & Open Beauty Facts
The ingredients of groceries and cosmetics.
AI, always labelled
If an answer is an AI-prepared summary not yet reviewed by a pharmacist, the page says so.
Lacty informs; it doesn't replace your doctor, midwife or pharmacist. Always talk to a professional before starting, changing or stopping a treatment.
Frequently asked questions.
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Is it free?
Lacty is free to download and you get free checks every day. The full Lacty plan gives you unlimited checks, the reasons behind each answer, alternatives and your medicine cabinet.
Does it replace my doctor or pharmacist?
No. Lacty is reference information with its sources, not personal medical advice, and it doesn't give doses. Always talk to a professional.
Where do the answers come from?
From LactMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine), each country's official medicine registry, and Open Food Facts and Open Beauty Facts. Some answers are AI-prepared summaries of those sources; we always say so on the page.
Does it consider my baby's age?
When sources describe age differences, we show the relevant notices. You can enable notifications about saved items.
Does it work for skincare, supplements and food?
Yes. Besides medicines, Lacty checks cosmetics, supplements and food, and flags the ingredients worth watching while breastfeeding.
What happens to my data?
Your profile and history are stored on your phone. Lookups, Lacty AI and information you submit use online services, as explained in the privacy policy.
Which countries does it cover?
The United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Spain, France, Italy, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic and Brazil.