Description
Powerful yet comfortable hospital strength pumping performance right at home! This closed-system breast pump helps you express more milk, emptying breasts for an effective pumping session.
- Customflow™ Double Electric Breast Pump lets you control the settings for your most comfortable and efficient pumping sessions
- Two pumping modes mimic baby’s natural feeding pattern – letdown mode stimulates milk flow, then expression mode helps draw out more milk
- SoftShape™ Silicone Shields are made of 100% silicone to remain flexible and gentle for any breast shape and create a proper seal for comfortable, efficient pumping. The SoftShape Silicone Shields are size B (25 mm flange). Additional sizes are available for purchase separately
Have you been given a breast pump by the doctor?
To purchase a breast pump, a prescription from a doctor is required. Be aware that if you buy a breast pump from a retail establishment, you will not receive reimbursement. A breast pump provider may request your doctor’s name, phone number, and the baby’s due date or delivery date if you get in touch with them directly.
Does the physician prescribe breast pumps?
To purchase a breast pump, a prescription from a physician is required. Be careful not to pay for a breast pump that you buy from a retail establishment. The breast pump supplier may request your doctor’s name, phone number, and the baby’s due date if you get in touch with them directly.
Does anyone require a breast pump?
Naturally, there are situations in which a baby has to be pumped to get breastmilk, such as when the infant has a cleft palate, is preterm, has trouble with the suck-swallow reflex, or has other issues that make it difficult for the baby to ingest breast milk.
Are breast pumps safe to use?
You and your child might be at risk of infection if the pump and all of its components aren’t thoroughly cleansed. Here’s how to protect both your breast milk and your pump: A manual breast pump should never be rented or shared. Breast pumps made by hand are only meant to be used once.
Does the hospital need a breast pump?
optional Generally, women do not need to bring their breast pump to the hospital. However, if you expect to use your pump a lot (if you plan to pump exclusively, for example), lactation nurses can help you get comfortable using the device.
