Features:

  • ★ Most Value for Money Breastmilk Saver With Silicone Stopper - Silicone Manual Breast Pump collects "let-down" / breast milk leaks and relieves engorgement using pure natural suction pressure. Every ounce of breast milk is precious. Save it for your baby.
  • ★ Extremely Soft, Comfortable and Safe - High Quality Silicone breast pump. BPA Free and FDA Approved Food Grade Silicone. Lab tested and certified by Bureau Veritas which is a World Leader in Testing, Inspection and Certification.
  • ★ All-in-One - Complete set with Silicone Stopper, Air-Tight Vacuum Packaging, 1 x Dust Cover Lid, 1 x Luxury Pouch, 1 x Silicone Breast Pump and Full Color English Instructions, with Quality Hardcover Box packaging. Ideal as a baby shower gift for newborn mothers.
  • ★ Easy to use, Lightweight and Portable - Hands-free and saves breastmilk on the other side during breastfeeding. Very Lightweight and Perfect for travelling. Hassle free and fits perfectly into any handbag or diaper bag.
  • ★ Recommended by lactation nurses from Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital (USA). #1 Silicone Manual Breast Pump in USA, UK & Canada.
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El mejor producto que e comprado en Amazon. Siempre que amamantaba a mi bebé tenia que sostener un biberón en el seno del lado puesto porque se botaba una gran cantidad de leche, hasta que vi en la historia de Instagram de Amelia Vega este producto y decidí comprarlo, es lo máximo. Además de usarlo mientras amamanto lo coloco mientras realizo mis actividades diarias y se ajusta muy bien sin necesidad de tener que sostenerlo y cómo lo uso tan frecuente me ha ayudado a incrementar mi producción de leche ya que no tengo que estar conectada a nada para usarlo. Me encanta 😊!!!!!! Es súper fácil de usar. Muy practico ya puedes moverte a todos lados con el puesto. Fácil de limpiar. Puedes transportarlo fácilmente.

BEST PRODUCT FOR BREASTFEEDING MOMS NEEDING TO BUILD UP FROZEN MILK STOCK

This is hands down the best breastfeeding trick in the book. I did not know about this with my first child, but have used it since my second child was 3 weeks old and am obsessed with it. I use it by simply placing it on whichever breast I am not feeding my son on, and then switching sides accordingly. Basically the suction tricks your breast into thinking a baby latched and this causes it to “leak” at a higher than normal rate.. i I sent for four nursing sessions oer day and get anywhere from 5-8 ounces total. I have been able to totally stock my freezer with stored breastmilk before I go back to work with ZERO pumping! The best part is I do not engorhe and it does not cause me to over produce since I collect what I need a little at a time cummatively throughout the day. Truly the best product for breastfeeding moms! I have been telling all of my pregnant friends that they need one!!

Must buy!

This pump is AMAZING! I just gave birth less than 2 weeks ago and am blessed with an oversupply of milk. This is great at catching all the milk from the side I'm not nursing on. It's also so much easier than using my electric pump, especially when you just need something for quick relief of engorgement. It's easy to clean and I would definitely recommend!

Highly recommend this! 💗

Just recieved this yesterday..and what can I say...it did not disappoint and I am very amazed how it did its job perfectly. The main reason why I bought this was because of my milk letdown whenever I breastfeed my LO.. theres so much milk wasted as I see my bra/top getting soaked by breast milk. It’s so practical to use. The suction is strong. I was able to leave it hanging on my other breast (although I wouldnt advise to do it to avoid dropping) also, it’s easy to clean.. all the parts are sturdy and well made. I recieved it in a nice packaging, it also comes with a small bag for storage and a silicone top/plug. Now, I feel happier that im not wasting a single drop of my liquid gold.. I highly recommend this to all the moms! No second thoughts about it! 💗

Best purchase EVER.

Holy moly I cannot believe I have gone almost 5 months of breastfeeding and now mostly pumping without knowing about these things!! Minus nighttime breastfeeding "dream feeds" I exclusively pump at work and then at home. This sounds dramatic but this is hands down the best item I have purchased so far as a mom. I pump or breastfeed every three hours (and closer together when baby was younger or going through growth spurt). So if you do the math, I have spent a LOT of time wasting precious milk on the breast I am not using. Always had a soaked nursing pad that would just go in the trash. I knew there had to be something out there to "catch" the drips so I began my search the other day and found these silicone type "pumps." Not only does this catch the drips on the side I am not using, somehow it is more effective than my medela freestyle double electric pump that I spent hundreds on. I was never able to pump both sides at the same time because I have to constantly be massaging my breasts (using a pump bra just wouldn't do it for me). Well after using this a few times over the last day I have gotten several more ounces out of each pump session. I just pumped my overachiever side and put the silicone one on my under-supplier. The silicone one collected THREE ounces while I pumped, and then I switched pump sides when my overachiever side was seemingly empty from the electric pump...it collected another ounce, on top of my normal electric pump output for my underachiever side after I switched. Wondering if I was wasting three ounces every time I pumped? Not sure but I ended up with 9 ounces in a single session when I typically get only 4-5. Crazy. I am kicking myself for not knowing about this sooner...and in case you are wondering, it's not like a normal "pump" - you just suction it on and it does the work for you. There is no "pumping" involved, but rather a continuous pull. I will note that I followed advice from a fellow reviewer (the one that posted a video) and kind of flipped the top part back, squeezed, and then placed it on. I always have a strong suction and even when almost full it never gets lose or falls off. Since this pulls out milk so effectively and efficiently, I have reduced my time at the pump, meaning more time with my baby/more time getting work done at my desk. Anything that helps me achieve more milk with less effort, less time at the pump, and at a low cost is a winner in my book. Don't be turned off by the negative reviews on here. Either they are not using it properly or may have an issue with milk supply. I typically can just provide the milk my baby needs and nothing more by the way (he drinks 5 ounces at a time), sometimes less. Even if this doesn't work for you, it's totally worth the $$ to at least give it a try. Now a little criticism...the "dust lid" or whatever it is called is pretty worthless. I cannot get it to stay on. The pink stopper is nice and does work though. I did not buy it for the dust lid so I do not mind. I liked the packaging though, and the small box it comes in (with the little travel bag) makes it a nice option for a wrapped gift. I was expecting the cheap, minimal packaging that most amazon stuff comes in. I liked how it came vacuum sealed inside the box. Would be good for a baby shower (I'm seriously getting these for all my friends who plan on breastfeeding or pumping). I did notice in the instructions that this is supposed to only last a few months, so we'll see. Either way, for the low cost of this I'd definitely buy a new one (even if every month) if I had to.

Game changer - will continue to BF

With my second child I thought I knew how to avoid bf complications that lead to pain and mastitis but I was wrong. In fact, I think improper pumping techniques caused me more pain than improper latch! A lactation consultant mentioned these cups as an alternative to other pumps and said they work differently with lots of praise from her clients. The price is reasonable for a pump alternative so I ordered one and gave it a try. It's pretty straight forward to use but I still recommend watching some YouTube videos so you know what to expect and if you're using it properly. Results surprised me so much I decided to continue breastfeeding since I no longer have the other issues. My first attempt was on a drained breast (from breastfeeding) yet I still got 1.5 oz out without any effort! I now use this simultaneously while breastfeeding on one side so that the baby stimulates letdown. On a full breast I can get 2.5-3 oz while focusing on feeding my baby on the other side. The catch is that this continuously stimulates my nipple so after using it I could achieve another letdown just by leaning forward over the baby. Gravity and the weight of the cup often does the trick for me. I got the flower stopper from Haakaa brand to plug it before I have a chance to transfer milk to a storage bag. These cups will topple easily if knocked. They can also get dislodged if baby kicks it during feeding. Pros: easy to use Comfortable alternative (especially for someone who hates the pump) Silent Light weight Hands free Reliable Cons : - Leaves my nipples stimulated after (not sure this is a con but I could keep collecting milk forever if I don't stop) - Easy to spill if you don't watch out - requires something to stimulate letdown. Sometimes I can achieve it with this tool and leaning forward but it's easier with a pump or the baby on the other breast. UPDATE: I ordered the same product from 2 other brands and they look identical, with different patterns imprinted in the silicone. However, the other ones would lose suction randomly and fall off. This is the only one that reliably stays put. UPDATE 2: After a month of use I am still pumping well with these! I've been able to use these at work and love them because they're easy to tote around, quiet to use in the mothers room, and super easy to clean! Virtually no set up, unlike the other moms using double electric pumps! At this point I've gotten used to them and am able to get on average 4.5 oz on a full breast. I now get about 20 oz a day in addition to breast feeding during mornings and evenings. It helps to massage and squeeze the breast while it's on to speed up the draining effect, and when the flow slows down, I lean forward and let it hang down. Gravity seems to cause another letdown for me if I'm patient and let it just do its thing. Highly recommend!! UPDATE 3: I’m still easily bfing at 11 months. As a working mom who travels, these are so much easier to carry and clean and they get through the X-ray at TSA without issue. I did end up buying the larger silicone pumps from a different brand because my milk supply got to be so much that I would pump 5-6 oz per breast per session. The larger cups seem to have stronger suction and a suction cup to securely balance on the bottom too.

Amazing manual pump. Increased my milk supply and very easy to use while nursing.

I cannot begin to explain how much i LOVE this product. This might end up being a long review, but I want to share my story for those that might be going through a similar situation. This WORKS! About my baby: he feeds every two hours from only one breast at a time (so each breast "empties" every four hours) When I had my baby, as it happens to most of us, I had an oversupply of milk. I have a double electric pump. I pumped every day about 3-4 times a day the first few days and after that most days for a few weeks. After a few, I was home all day with the baby and did not pump at all (he was getting all of his milk from mama around the clock). My milk supply regulated to what the baby needed in a day and even if I tried to pump I wouldn't get much. I started school/work again when the baby was 2 months old. I was away from the baby 3 days a week for about 9 hours a day. During that time, I pumped twice (at the 3hr mark and at the 6hr mark - if that makes any sense) for about 25 minutes each time and would get from 9 to a max of about 12 oz total (3 ounces from each breast each pumping session). However, as my baby grew, the 12 ounces were not enough for the day and I was running low on my stored milk supply - he was drinking about 18oz when I was away. I tried drinking the nursing tea, which does work so I recommend it. I also tried the lactation cookies, which are delicious and also work. I tried everything to get more milk during my pumping session. But the issue here was that my electric pump was not getting the milk out as effectively as the baby was. I had to pump for a long time in order to get 4 ounces from each breast - but I didn't have the time to sit for 40 minutes to pump in between classes. My lactation consultant recommended I manually expressed my breast. However, this too was very time consuming (although more effective than the electric pump). She also reccomended pumping from the opposite breast while the baby nursed or to pump right after the baby nursed while the milk was still coming down. But, my baby is now 5 months and it is impossible to have a pump attached to my opposite breast without him knocking him down or without having a million pieces. When I did go through the trouble, I would only get less than half an ounce. So, I did some research to find a smaller single pump that would be much easier to pop on and off while feeding the baby. This is when I came across this breast pump. I was very skeptical about this pump, as I thought maybe this only worked for let down of the opposite breast while nursing the baby - I do not get any let down from the opposite breast anymore so I thought it would be useless to me. All of the reviews I read only talked about it being great to catch the let down. But I was willing to try anything, and for this price, I figured it wouldn't hurt to try it. Well let me tell you, this thing is the holy grail! I wasn't sure how it really worked, but it is as simple as it looks, it works with suction. So the way I use it is that I put it on (stays on with suction) while I nurse the baby (obviously holding it because with an active baby a kick would dislodge it). After he is done I usually have about half an ounce (mind you I was not getting any let down and get NO letdown when I do not have the pump on) of let down without having to "pump", this is just while the pump is "sucked" on. Once the baby is done, I start squeezing and letting go until I see a little stream of milk which is [surprisingly] consistent for about 45-60 secs. When the stream stops after a while, I suction and let go again and usually get another consistent stream. If I don't, then I just keep "pumping" and get milk that way. I am now getting about 3-4 ounces from the opposite breast!!! This in 10 minutes or less! All while I feed him because it is so easy and convenient and I do not need to attach all these pieces. This has also helped me increase my milk supply since now both breast get "emptied" every two hours instead of every four like before. So when I do use my electric pump when away (I only use the nature bond pump at home), I am getting 4 ounces from each breast in about 15 minutes! I honestly have nothing negative to say about this product. It is easy to use, convenient, easy to clean, and it works!!!!! Came out pretty nicely packaged too and I appreciate the stopper and the lid. I advise any pregnant mommies to get this as soon as baby is born. This will collect ALL of the let down you will get during the first few weeks until the milk supply regulates. However, even if you're not a new mom and your baby is older as was mine when I got this, it still works, and it is honestly amazing. The instruction page advises to change the pump every 2-3 months as milk build up might lessen the suction strength - but I do not mind since this is very affordable.

Buy this!!!

I honestly bought this product without high hopes of success. I am so happy to report I was wrong! I'm not typically the type of person to write reviews but this product deserves it. This is, by far, the best thing I have purchased! I was struggling with my traditional electric breast pump for weeks. I was feeling like a failure because I wasn't able to pump enough milk to store while ensuring that my newborn was getting fed enough himself. My doctor told me to put my baby's needs first and not to worry about pumping. Unfortunately, this advice made my situation worse. I began to suffer terrible anxiety and postpartum depression grew increasingly worse. I was terrified to think about sending my son to daycare when I returned to work. "What is he going to eat if I can't pump?" Was the question I asked myself hourly. I knew I needed to try something else. After many failed attempts with other suggestions I came across this product. I bought it expecting to be disappointed. My intention was to nurse my son on one breast and simply cup the opposite breast to catch the few drops of milk that are lost during stimulation. This product is amazing! I am catching all those "lost milk drops" plus more! I am able to express more milk while nursing than I was able to collect from both breasts combined with the electric pump! The product design is perfect-I am able to position it between my body and the baby so it is virtually hands free! I am so pleased with my results and this product, I'll be buying a second one! Also, I purchased the pump on a Saturday, it arrived at my door on Monday! As a nursing first-time mother, time is very valuable. Having this arrive so quickly allowed me to start using it immediately and begin enjoying those special bonding moments with my son!

What an amazing product! I have a pretty crazy letdown and ...

What an amazing product! I have a pretty crazy letdown and have thought of how much it stinks that I lose so much milk from the side opposite the baby when nursing. This thing is great! I tried one other product a kid or two ago that looked like a plastic breast pad with a hole for the nipple and space to collect milk, but that thing was cumbersome and leaked if not held in position. THIS product is so cool! If you fold the top down like my first picture, place the nipple into the hole while squeezing the grenade portion, fold the top back up over the breast, then release the grenade, you get some suction that keeps the whole thing In place hands-free. You can adjust the amount of suction by squeezing the bulb more or less. Definitely a great way to not waste milk! Also, the completely silicone body means that there aren't parts to disassemble for washing (which is insanely easy) and it won't get cracked or broken when stored within its little pouch in a diaper bag! Worth the money for sure. I wish I had this when my three older kids were babies!! Update: The pink stopper is invaluable. Zero spills when it accidentally gets knocked over while I'm trying to get baby situated before getting the milk in the freezer.

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