Why Buy Me? 

Formally known as the Breastmilk Collector, this award- winning Lansinoh Silicone Breast Pump is designed to save every last drop of breastmilk you produce, to store for future feeds. The hands- free system simply fits securely onto the breast creating a natural suction; offering a simple way to collect precious breastmilk for your little one. 

Brand: Lansinoh 

Product Type:  Pumps & Storage  

Product Sub-type: Manual Breast Pumps  

Functionality: Make every drop count with the Lansinoh® Silicone Breast Pump. This handy helper fits securely to your breast, creating natural, hands-free suction to collect every drop so nothing goes to waste. Perfect to collect milk on one side while you're breastfeeding on the other. 

How to Use? 

Simply squeeze the bottom half of the pump then flip the opening of the pump outwards.  Then place the opening of the pump onto your nipple and flip the cushion back to its original position, covering the nipple area. This will create a gentle, airtight suction to collect your breastmilk. Once finished, hold the bottom of the silicone pump and gently remove from the cushion from your breast and store your milk using our Breastmilk Storage Bags or Breastmilk Storage Bottles in the fridge for 6 days or the freezer for 6 months. Because of the natural way that your body releases breastmilk, the amount of fat in the milk available to baby gradually changes as a feed progresses. We suggest that you mix breastmilk collected with your Lansinoh® Silicone Breast Pump with expressed breastmilk to ensure the maximum nutritional benefits when feeding your little one. 

Cleaning Suggestion: Before first use, sanitize the Silicone Breast Pump. Place the Silicone Breast Pump in boiling water to sanitize for 5 minutes. Do not allow the silicone parts to rest on the sides or bottom of the hot pot. This could cause the pump to melt or become deformed. Once done, remove it, allow it to cool, then air dry it on a clean towel. After each use, place the pump in a clean wash basin used only for washing infant feeding equipment. Do not wash the pump directly in the sink because germs in sinks or drains could contaminate the pump. Clean the wash basin and bottle brush by rinsing them well and allowing them to air-dry after e