Haakaa Silicone Breast Milk Collector - 2 pk with FREE Carry Case

For a limited time receive a FREE carry case with every Haakaa Milk Collector Twin Pack.

Pop the Haakaa Silicone Milk Collector inside your bra to collect let-down throughout the day and save every precious drop of your liquid gold!

The discreet, one-piece design attaches securely to your breast and collects any breast milk that would otherwise be lost in a nursing pad. It is completely portable and has small feet on the bottom that lets the Milk Collector stand upright on flat surfaces to prevent any spills after use. Once you have finished collecting your let-down, open the plug on the top and safely pour your milk into a container or bottle.

If you want to extract more milk than the natural lactation process, the Ladybug can help you to do just that! Simply press it to your breast, and you will feel light suction as the Ladybug gently maximises the amount of breast milk leakage it catches as you carry on with your day. This allows you to save every drop of precious liquid gold, helping you to build up a stash of breast milk between breastfeeding or pumping sessions without any extra effort. 

Contents: 2 x Haakaa Silicone Milk Collectors (75ml or 150ml) plus free carry case

Milkbar Tip: The Ladybug Milk Collector is best suited for those who leak while breastfeeding or not looking to actively pump breastmilk. If you don't actively leak while feeding we recommend the Haakaa Silicone Pump as the milk collector only has gentle suction and is a more passive way to collect milk. 

Size Guide: the most popular version is the 75ml style, with mums with larger supply/leakage opting for the larger 150ml version.

• Multifunctional design allows you to collect or express breast milk effortlessly throughout the day
• Suctions securely to the breast
• No cords or batteries required
• Portable and silent for discreet daytime wearing
• Stands upright on flat surfaces
• 75ml capacity
• Made of 100% high quality, food grade silicone
• BPA, PVC and phthalate-free

The guidelines of health organisations should be followed at all times with regards to catching let-down/expressing and storing milk safely.