All-In-One Colostrum Collection Kit

If you're looking at this product you probably already know how precious and nutrient dense colostrum is! Our reusable collection kit is a complete all-in-one system that allows you to efficiently harvest colostrum, store it and feed it to baby without needing to transfer the colostrum between different containers, so you don't waste a single drop!

1. Collect Colostrum
Gently and effectively harvest precious droplets of colostrum using the soft silicone collector. Squeeze it to create a vacuum and pass droplets into the collector either through the nib or without the nib. There are six reusable colostrum collectors included so you can repeat the process as often as you need.

2. Store colostrum until baby is ready for it
The colostrum passes straight from the breast into the collection chamber, where it can be safely and hygienically stored in the fridge or freezer until use. We've included date and time labels so you can keep track of your stash, and the food grade silicone is fridge and freezer friendly. (Please follow medical guidelines for the correct temperature and time for storage of colostrum)

3. Feed straight to baby from the collector
Using the nib, feed the colostrum to the baby directly from the collection chamber, without wasting a precious drop. The kit can be cleaned, sterilised and reused.

Pack of 6 colostrum collectors with lids

6 x date and time labels

1 x cleaning brush

1 x container

Soft silicone colostrum collectors with lids

Reusable food grade silicone

Safe for fridge and freezer storage

One handed operation

Colostrum Harvesting Kit Instructions:

- Wash your hands thoroughly before handling the kit components.

- Attach the feeding teat securely to the silicone collector.

- Gently express colostrum into the collector using hand expression or a breast pump.

- Cap the collector tightly after collection.

- Label each collector with the date and time of expression using the provided labels.

- Store collected colostrum in a clean, sterile container in the refrigerator or freezer. If the colostrum is not used within 48 hours store in the freezer. Use the labels provided to note time and date of collection.

- Before each use, thaw frozen colostrum in the refrigerator or under warm running water. Once thawed the colostrum should be stored in the fridge and used within 24 hours.

- Clean collectors thoroughly after each use using the included cleaning brush and warm, soapy water.
Rinse all components thoroughly and allow them to air dry completely before reuse.

- Inspect collectors and teat for any signs of damage before each use. Discard any damaged components.

Warning Notes:

- Only collect Colostrum from 37 weeks of pregnancy.

- Do not microwave colostrum or expose it to high temperatures.

- Keep collectors and teats out of reach of infants and young children to prevent choking hazards.

- Consult with a healthcare professional if you have any concerns about colostrum collection or feeding.

Free Midwife Support:

As a Fraupow customer you have free access to our midwife team.

Book your midwife call to guide you through colostrum collection here

Fraupow is run by women for women, and we are big on supporting you through this. That's why we offer free consultations with a qualified midwife with every Fraupow Wearable Pump. Our expert midwives are fully UK qualified and ready to support you.

Our technical team is always on hand to help with any product queries you may have. You can book dedicated time with our team and midwives here.

“I recommend the Fraupow Colostrum Collection Kit as it is a simple and hygienic way to harvest and store colostrum for newborns. Colostrum is the very first type of milk a pregnant woman’s body creates, it’s very high in nutrients and antibodies which can help protect a baby from infections. There are a number of common medical situations in which it is recommended that colostrum is collected before birth, but it can be beneficial to most women and babies. The safely stored colostrum can be taken into hospital with you and given to baby in their first few days.”

- Dr Sharon Silberstein, MD IBCLC, The Breastfeeding Doctor