Canpol babies Wearable Electric In-Bra Breast Pump Hands-Free
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Canpol babies Wearable Electric In-Bra Breast Pump Hands-Free
Symbol: 20/100Discreet in-bra breast pump Hands-Free is a breast pump for every mother to effectively express milk throughout lactation, both at the beginning for stimulation and later when she wants to return to work and for mothers, which also bottle feed. Perfect for bra and an active lifestyle - it combines comfort with mobility, supporting busy mothers in multitasking at home during everyday activities, at work and while traveling.
Electric breast pump Hands-Free is discreet and quiet – up to 50 decibels* in the most intense mode, which allows you to express milk wherever you are, even at night.
The removable milk container has a special opening that makes it easier to pour expressed milk into a bottle. Additionally, the container is opened, which allows for thorough washing, disinfection and drying inside, and a special seal prevents leakage when closed.
The breast pump has three operating modes based on the baby's natural suckling rhythm – first, fast and shallow movements stimulate the breast to express milk, you should change the mode to a slower proper milk expression mode. The third milk suckling mode is the most powerful mode with long and deep movements. The breast pump has the 8-step range of suction power adjustment in each mode, which allows you to adjust the power to the individual preferences of each mother, so that expressing milk is not painful. The breast pump remembers the last used operating mode, so you can easily use the same settings the next time you express milk.
Properly profiled silicone funnel supports painless milk expression –i t is gentle on the nipple and does not pull it in too deeply. The set includes 4 funnel sizes (17, 19, 21 and 24 mm) – properly selected has a significant importance for the comfort of expressing supporting painless milk expression and making it easier to achieve optimal milk flow. Canpol babies offers a replaceable shield in size 27 mm, perfect for a mother with a larger nipple.
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A full battery provides up to 120 minutes of wireless operation (4 uses). The battery is charged via the USB cable, so you can also charge it via a powerbank as additional protection against discharge when you are away from home.
Wireless in-bra breast pump is equipped with a clear display that informs about the activated mode, power level and battery charge level. The touch control panel is easy to use.
Canpol wireless electric in-bra breast pump Hands-Free is made of a small number of elements, which makes it easy to clean and assemble. All parts are free of harmful BPA (bisphenol A), which makes it completely safe for health and suitable for direct contact with food, including breast milk. Capacity 120 ml.
*Example sound intensity level: 40-45 dB refrigerator, 58 dB microwave, 60 dB dishwasher.
It combines comfort with mobility – it helps Mom multitask at home, at work or while traveling.
Recommended by a midwife*
*Katarzyna Orawiec-Rymszewicz – midwife and lactation educator, Institute of Mother and Child in Warsaw.
Ultra light and thin – perfect for bra.
Freedom of movement while pumping wherever you are.
Quiet – in the most intense mode max. 50 decibels.*
*Example sound intensity level: 40-45 dB refrigerator, 58 dB microwave, 60 dB dishwasher.
3 operating modes – based on the baby's natural two-phase sucking rhythm.
Properly profiled silicone funnel adapts to the breast, so that milk does not leak out from the sides.
4 sizes of the funnel in the set – properly selected, it supports painless milk expression.
Full battery provides up to 120 minutes of operation (4 uses).
Convenient charging via USB-C cable or powerbank.
Easy to keep clean – open milk container makes it easier to pour, disinfect and dry it inside.
Replaceable 27 mm funnel is available – perfect for mothers with a larger nipple.
*Not the part of the set, available for purchase separately.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON HOW TO CLEAN YOUR BREAST PUMP PARTS:
Before first use, rinse the milk container, silicone anti-return valve, membrane cover, membrane and silicone cap in boiling water for up to 5 minutes. Make sure all parts are fully immersed.
After each use, wash all parts of the breast pump that come into contact with breast milk (except the body of the device and the USB cable) in warm water (approx. 20°C (68°F)) with added detergent. Use a mild detergent that you can purchase, preferably one that is free of artificial fragrances and colours (pH neutral) is recommended. Wipe to dry with a clean cloth, or place on a clean cloth to dry, place washed parts in a clean storage bag or in a clean environment, do not put wet parts in airtight containers / storage bags. Be sure to dry any residual moisture. To clean the main unit, the shell can be wiped with a clean, moist (non-dripping) cloth.
The parts of the breast pump that come into contact with breast milk can be boiled and sterilized multiple times.
Keep your upper body upright when pumping , lean forward or backward not more than 45°. When you have finished pumping , unbutton the nursing bra and slowly take the breast pump out of it . Do not invert the breast pump during the process!
NOTE: Wearing a nursing bra or breast pump for a long time may cause discomfort, so please pay attention to the time you wear and use it.
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