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Medela InBra™ Breast milk collectors - 2 pieces

12.47
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Medela Breast milk collector - InBra™ - 2 pieces

The Medela InBra™ breast milk collectors are designed to comfortably and discreetly collect breast milk. They fit directly into your bra and catch leaks during feeding, pumping, or in between. Thanks to the soft, BPA-free silicone back with SensoPearls™, they feel pleasant on the skin and are comfortable to wear, even for extended use. The anatomical design follows the natural shape of the breast, reducing pressure and keeping the collection shells invisible under clothing. The flexible stopper prevents leaks and spills, while the pouring spout makes it easy to transfer milk. Ideal for use at home or on the go. The collection shells have a capacity of 30 ml and stand stably when placed down. They consist of two parts, are easy to clean, and are dishwasher-safe. This keeps every drop of milk hygienically and safely stored.

Features

  • - Set of 2 collection shells
  • - Fits discreetly in the bra
  • - Soft, BPA-free silicone back
  • - Anatomical and comfortable design
  • - Flexible leak-proof stopper
  • - 30 ml capacity with measurement lines
  • - Convenient pouring spout
  • - Consists of 2 parts, dishwasher-safe
  • - Self-standing design with stable base
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