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Philips Avent

Manual breast pump set

Express more. Quickly.

The unique Philips Avent BPA Free Manual Breast Pump SCF300/13 assures you enhanced efficiency, being clinically proven to express more milk than a hospital grade double electric breast pump*.

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Enhanced efficiency from a manual breast pump

  • On-the-go set

With insulated travel bag and cool packs

Everything you need to maintain your milk supply and to express and store your breast milk when away from your baby.

Soft massage cushions trigger natural let-down, like baby

Patented massage cushions of the Philips Avent breast pump flex in and out, replicating baby's suckling action and is intended to help stimulate a fast natural let down.

Easy to assemble and use

Quiet and portable.

More milk, naturally

More milk, naturally

Expression allows breast milk to be available, even when you can't be there

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Technical Specifications

  • Country of origin

    England

    Yes

  • Material

    BPA free*

    Yes

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Technical Specifications

  • Country of origin

    England

    Yes

  • Material

    BPA free*

    Yes

  • What is included

    Breast milk container (125 ml/ 4 oz)

    2  pcs

    Bottle stand/funnel cover

    1  pcs

    ISIS Manual Breast Pump

    1  pcs

    Cool pack

    2  pcs

    Extra soft Newborn Flow nipple

    1  pcs

    Spare parts

    1  pcs

    Microfiber insulated travel bag

    1  pcs

  • Development stages

    Stage

    0 - 6 months

  • 0% BPA, following EU regulation 10/2011
  • Clinically proven to be faster to express milk volume in a 20 minute period than a hospital grade double breast pump when used for sequential pumping in mothers who delivered preterm infants.