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Dr.isla Wearable Breast Pump With night light hands free

Name: Dr.isla Wearable Breast Pump With night light hands free
Brand: Teddie's Home
Price: 39.9 GBP
Availability: InStock

Dr.isla Wearable Breast Pump With night light hands free

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1. Night light function: You no longer feel dark when pumping breast milk at night.

2. Equipped with 19mm and 24mm breast pump cups, suitable for mothers of various sizes.

3. Made of safe and environmentally friendly materials, does not contain BPA, does not produce harmful substances, is corrosion resistant, easy to clean, and safer to use.

4. Soft silicone suction cup and flexible edge will ensure you feel comfortable when sucking.

5. Also has petals that gently massage to keep the breasts in the correct position thereby increasing breast milk production.

6. Anti-contrast patent design: the milk is isolated from the outside air to prevent secondary pollution to the milk

💖This automatic breast pump has 4 modes and 12 speeds, stimulates the flow of breast milk through massage, then produces rhythmic movements to simulate the baby's sucking action and quickly suck out the breast milk.