Slip this hands-free breast pump into a nursing bra and the motor, flange and 180 ml milk collector all sit in one cup-shaped unit, so you can pump while you read, work or hold your baby. It starts with a massage mode, then you switch to expression and set one of 9 suction levels. The built-in 800 mAh battery charges by USB, and the one-piece collector separates into a handful of parts for cleaning. It is part of our Baby Care collection.
Before first use – wash and sterilize every part that touches milk, charge the battery fully, and begin on the lowest suction level. Stop if it hurts.
Key features
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One unit in the bra – motor, silicone shield and 180 ml collector join into a single cup
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Two modes, 9 levels – massage first, then expression, with level buttons on top
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Display – shows mode, level, timer and battery
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800 mAh battery – charges with the USB cable at 5 V 1 A
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Backflow barrier – a silicone diaphragm keeps milk away from the motor
Specifications
| Type |
Wearable electric breast pump |
| Milk collector |
180 ml |
| Flange tunnel |
24 mm |
| Modes |
Massage and expression, 9 suction levels |
| Battery |
800 mAh, USB charging (5 V 1 A) |
| Material |
PP and silicone |
| Weight |
223 g (7.8 oz) |
| Parts |
Pump motor, silicone shield, silicone diaphragm, linker, valve, milk collector, bra adjustment buckle, USB cable |
| Cleaning |
UV or hot water for parts that touch milk |
Frequently asked questions
What flange size does the hands-free breast pump have?
The hands-free breast pump has a 24 mm flange tunnel; if that size is uncomfortable, speak to a lactation consultant about the right fit before use.
How much milk does the hands-free breast pump hold?
The milk collector of the hands-free breast pump holds up to 180 ml; empty it before it reaches the top so milk cannot reach the motor.
How do I clean the hands-free breast pump?
Take apart the shield, linker, valve, diaphragm and collector of the hands-free breast pump, wash them in hot soapy water and sterilize them in hot water or a UV steriliser; never wet the motor.
Is the hands-free breast pump a medical device?
No medical claims are made for this hands-free breast pump; stop if pumping hurts, and ask a midwife or doctor about supply or comfort concerns.
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