Canpol babies Spare Shell for the HandsFree 2.0. Breast Pump
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Canpol babies Spare Shell for the HandsFree 2.0. Breast Pump
Symbol: 20/126The Hands-Free 2.0 Breast Pump Shell is a spare part that collects breast milk during pumping. It has been designed to minimize the risk of leakage. The shell features a milk container with a capacity of 150 ml.
The small number of components makes the shell easy to assemble, thoroughly clean, disinfect and dry. All parts that come into contact with breast milk can be sterilized repeatedly. If the breast pump is used frequently, we recommend replacing the shell every 2–3 months, depending on its condition, to ensure proper hygiene and safety.
The set includes: 1 milk collection container, 1 silicone breast flange, 27 mm. The set does not include a silicone membrane or anti-return valve.
IMPORTANT: Read the instructions for use before use.
Detailed instructions for replacing and cleaning the parts can be found in the SmartSense Breast Pump instructions for use. Keep the instructions as they contain important information. If the breast pump is used frequently, we recommend replacing the shell every 2–3 months, depending on its condition, to ensure hygiene and safety.
The product is intended for household use only.
The batch number is indicated on the packaging.
Read the entire instruction manual carefully before use.
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