Breast Pumps
Your Professional Breast Pumps Supplier
JIAXING HONGHUI TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. FACTORY is an Professional manufacturer of maternal and infant products.We focus on maternal and infant electrical appliances, Mainly breast pumps and baby care products.more than 20 yeas experience.Our products category included such as lElectric breast pump, milk warmer, disinfection cabinet, thermostatic kettle, nasal aspirator, nail trimmer. Our factory located in pinghu City Zhejiang Province,quite close to Shanghai and Hangzhou City, it is convenient by sea or by air transport to all over the world. We maily exported to Europe,north and south America,and the Middle East market.
Why choose us
Our Certifications
We hold valid certificates of CE,FDA,ROHS,EN71,LFGB,ISO9001,ISO13485.
Our Service
We have been exporting our products to markets of US, south America, European, Southeast Asia, Middle East , Africa , and so on , Reward for customers " the customer is king and we take this literally to make sure every piece of products from us are perfectly For developing the foreign markets, we has always adhered to the quality of survival, the principle of development together .
Our Team
There are 90-100 employee in our factorys.we have our prefessional sales to contact with clients. Our company has our own designer to design new products every year .
We also has our engineer , if any question on the products, will be solved by our engineer.
As a factory and trading company, we also help client to search new products from China. so we have our own marketing department to find new products every month.In order to service clients best, we have our own QC. Each container before shipping , The quality and clients require details in the order will be check carefully.
Breast Pumps
A breast pump is a mechanical device that lactating women use to extract milk from their breasts. They may be manual devices powered by hand or foot movements or automatic devices powered by electricity.
| Model NO | Breast Pump |
| Size | Middle |
| Usage | Breast Pump |
| Type | Breast Pump |
| Material | PP |
| Color | Customizable |
| Printing | Customizable |
| Delivery Time | 15-20 Work Days |
| Product Package | Cartons |
| Transport Package | Custom Packaging |
| Specification | Silicone |
| Production Capacity | 1000000 |
Advantages of a breast pump
Flexibility
Portable breast pumps, for example, allow mothers to provide breast milk to their babies even when they are not physically present. This is particularly beneficial for mums who want to return to work or who may need to be away from their babies for extended periods.
Maintaining Milk Supply
Regular and exclusive pumping schedules help stimulate milk production and maintain a healthy milk supply, even when direct breastfeeding is not possible.
Involving Other Caregivers
Breast pumps enable other caregivers, such as partners, family members, or childcare providers, to feed the baby with breast milk, fostering bonding opportunities and allowing mothers to take breaks.
Relief from Engorgement
Breast pumps can provide relief from breast engorgement, a common issue for lactating mothers, by effectively removing excess milk. Hospital-grade breast pumps are often recommended in this circumstance for their powerful, yet comfortable, suction features.
Feeding Premature Babies
Breast milk is vital for the healthy development of premature babies. Breast pumps allow mothers to establish a milk supply and provide the necessary nutrition for their preemie babies. If you’re not sure whether you should bring your breast pump to the hospital, you can sometimes rent a breast pump from the hospital instead.
Extended Breastfeeding
Mothers can continue providing the benefits of breast milk to their babies even after they have returned to work or faced other circumstances that limit direct breastfeeding. This in turn means you’re not forking out extra money for formula milk and saving some pennies too.
Types Of Breast Pumps
With this type of pump, you squeeze a lever to create suction that helps milk come out. A manual pump takes some more work on your part, and each pumping session can take a while. However, it allows you to control the pace and rhythm of pumping, and it’s low-cost. It also doesn’t require electricity or batteries to operate and can be easily transportable.
Powered pumps, unlike manual ones, use a motor to create suction and remove milk. There are two types of powered pumps: electric breast pumps and battery-powered breast pumps.
This is a specific type of powered pump that you tuck into your bra. Some wearables are more discreet than others. But the general idea is that you can pump while in public or on the go without people easily noticing. A wearable pump frees up your hands to do other things (you don’t have to hold the pump parts in place). So, you may like this type if you need to multitask while pumping.
This term sometimes refers to wearable pumps. But a hands-free pump can also attach to the front of your chest and stay in place while you do other things. They don’t necessarily fit inside your bra.
This type of breast pump is generally designed to be a multi-user, rental-based breast pump. Those who generally benefit from hospital-grade breast pumps most are mothers who are experiencing a specific type of medical event that prevents direct breastfeeding with their babies. Situationally, these can include NICU stays, the birth of multiples, mastitis, and other difficulties breastfeeding.
The Structure Of A Breast Pump
Breast Shield: You might hear people call this a breast pump flange. It’s a cone-shaped cup that looks a bit like a small megaphone. It fits over your nipple and areola. One challenge you might face is how to size the flange. Flanges come in different sizes, and many pumps will come with a standard “medium” size. If this doesn’t work for you, talk to your lactation consultant. They’ll help you find the proper flange size for your body. Your nipple should move freely in and out of the flange tunnel with a tiny amount of space around the nipple.
Pump: The pump creates a vacuum that draws out milk. Depending on the specific type you choose, the pump may attach directly to the flange or have tubing that connects it to the flange.
Milk Container: This is a reusable bottle or disposable bag that collects milk as it comes out. You use the milk container to store the milk so you can give it to your baby later.
Control Panel: Powered pumps have a control panel that you use to operate the pump. You press certain buttons to turn the pump on or off, or to select different modes. For example, you may be able to adjust the pump’s suction level so it’s similar to your baby’s.
Lever: Manual pumps don’t have a control panel. Instead, they have a lever that you squeeze to get the suction going and start expressing milk.
Cleaning the Breast Pump
Use cool, running water to rinse every part that touches milk. Do this as soon as you can after pumping.
Use dish liquid and warm water to wash each piece.
Use hot water to rinse each piece for about 10 to 15 seconds.
Dry each part with a clean paper towel, or place the parts on a clean drying rack so they can air dry. Drying with a dish towel isn’t a good idea because the towel can accidentally spread germs.
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