If you find that you are losing milk from one breast while your baby is feeding from the other, Medela milk collectors can store this excess milk while you breastfeed.
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If you find that you are losing milk from one breast while your baby is feeding from the other, Medela milk collectors can store this excess milk while you breastfeed.
When to use milk collectors? You can use breast pumps while breastfeeding to catch milk leaks, as described above, as well as between feeding sessions to avoid wet spots. Just remember to remove them every two to three hours and let your breasts air dry to prevent excess moisture from damaging your nipples. And avoid using breast pumps in bed at night, as they can cause skin sensitivity. Instead, you can try disposable breast pads to absorb heavy milk leaks, or Ultra thin disposable breast pads if your flow is less.
Flexibly adapt to the shape of the breast
Prevents wet spots, even during heavy milk flow
Soft silicone, comfortable for delicate breast skin
Practical opening for easy emptying
BPA free
Before use, you need to assemble the two parts of the milk collectors, which is easy to do:
The soft, flexible silicone membrane is designed to be gentle on the skin. Place it on the outer shell, pressing all the way around. Once assembled, place the milk collector inside the bra, with the membrane opening centered over the nipple. The practical opening must face upwards. It's a good idea to wear a nursing bra when using breast pumps. These tend to be a little roomier than a typical bra, ensuring the cups put less pressure on your breasts.
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