Canpol babies Spare Parts for Take&Go and ExpressCare Breast Pumps

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Canpol babies Spare Parts for Take&Go and ExpressCare Breast Pumps

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Set of spare parts for electric breast pumps includes: silicone massage shield, silicone membrane and 2 anti-return valves. The set elements are compatible with Canpol babies electric breast pumps: Take&Go, ExpressCare and Easy&Natural.

Product free of Bisphenol A

Suitable for electric breast pumps: Take&Go, ExpressCare, Easy&Natural.

Silicone membrane – makes an underpressure enabling milk expression.

Anti-return valve – prevents the return of the expressed milk to the device.

Silicone funnel shield – increases comfort during milk expression and it is gentle for sensitive nipples.

Additional info

Set includes: silicone massaging cushion, silicone bladder, anti-return valve 2 pcs.

Detailed assembling and cleaning instructions are placed in the manual attached to the Breast Pump.

How to use

Disassemble the breast pump. Before first and after each use, wash all parts that come in direct contact with milk, i.e. diaphragm cover, diaphragm, breast pump body with funnel, silicone massage cushion, funnel cover, silicone anti-return valve, bottle adapter and bottle, in warm water with mild detergent and place them in boiling water for 5 minutes to ensure hygiene. Dry all components thoroughly before use.

Note! Do not leave components on the bottom of the pot. Stir the water during sterilisation to prevent damage to components.

The silicone components in contact with the milk, i.e. the diaphragm, silicone massage cushion and silicone anti-return valve, can be sterilised in an electric steriliser.

NOTE! The breast pump, silicone tubes with connectors, power adapter and USB cable cannot be washed or sterilised in water. To clean, wipe with a cloth.

Advices

Is it only breast fullness or is it already mastitis?

During pregnancy, your breasts already produced food in the form of colostrum, but it was only after the birth of the child that the body launched the so-called "lactation control function".