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Generics: Manual or Electric Breast Pump
Used For: Expressing and storing breast milk
Class: Maternity and Nursing Accessory
A breast pump is a device designed to help mothers extract breast milk efficiently. It works by creating suction pressure to mimic a baby’s sucking, helping stimulate milk letdown and collect milk in a sterile bottle or storage bag.
There are two main types:
Manual pumps: Hand-operated, suitable for occasional use
Electric pumps: Battery or plug-operated, ideal for frequent or daily use
Usage Instructions:
Wash hands and ensure pump parts are clean before use
Center the flange over the nipple and start with a low suction setting
Store milk in sterilized containers, label with date and time
Clean the pump thoroughly after every use
Safety Tips:
Do not use if you notice cracked nipples or painful suction
Always use the right flange size to avoid nipple injury
Avoid sharing the pump unless it’s a closed system and sterilized properly
Recommended for:
Mothers who return to work or cannot breastfeed directly
Babies in NICU or having latch difficulties
Maintaining milk supply or relieving engorgement
Expressing milk for freezing and later use
Avoid using a breast pump if:
You have severe nipple trauma or infections
Your baby has exclusive feeding needs requiring direct supervision
You’re feeling dizzy, faint, or unwell – seek medical advice first
Always sterilize parts before first use
Store milk in sterile containers in the fridge or freezer
Follow the manufacturer’s usage time recommendations
Consult a lactation consultant if unsure about technique or suction settings
Warning 1: Incorrect use may cause nipple damage or mastitis
Warning 2: Never microwave breast milk – use warm water bath instead
Warning 3: Ensure battery or power source is safe and functioning properly (for electric models)
Not applicable – designed for postpartum lactating mothers
Store the device in a clean, dry, dust-free space
Keep detachable parts covered and sterilized when not in use
Ensure storage containers for milk are airtight and labeled