Breast Pump No name EBP08 (pink)

The No name EBP08 electric breast pump in pink is a compact personal breast-feeding accessory designed to express and collect breast milk. The unit is intended for single-user use and provides an option for hands-free or handheld operation during regular pumping sessions at home or while traveling. The pump features an ergonomic flange and a sealed collection system that supports temporary storage and transfer of expressed milk into bottles or storage containers.

Advantages

The pump offers a compact footprint and lightweight design that makes it easy to carry and store. Adjustable suction settings allow users to select comfortable expression intensity, and the sealed collection system minimizes spills during use. The device is electric, enabling continuous pumping without manual effort, and its simple controls support straightforward operation for daily use.

Suitable for

• Regular at-home breast milk expression
• Pumping while traveling or commuting
• Mothers returning to work who need portable pumping
• Temporary milk collection and transfer to feeding bottles

Key specifications

• Power: electric operation for continuous suction
• Design: compact and lightweight personal pump
• Adjustability: multiple suction/intensity settings
• Collection: sealed collection system compatible with feeding bottles or storage containers
• Comfort: ergonomic flange design for fit and comfort

How to use

Before first use, clean all parts that come into contact with breast milk according to the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions. Assemble the flange and collection container securely, position the flange over the breast so that the nipple is centered, and switch the pump on. Start with a low suction setting and increase gradually to a comfortable level. Pump until milk flow decreases, then switch off and safely transfer or store the expressed milk in appropriate containers. Disassemble and clean parts after each use to maintain hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Use the pump on a regular schedule that aligns with your feeding plan, and consult a lactation specialist if you experience persistent discomfort or low milk flow. Store expressed milk in properly sealed containers and follow recommended storage durations and temperature guidelines for breast milk.