Manual Breast Pump & Milk Collector

Squeeze this manual pump to draw out milk - you are fully in control so you can gently express milk while relaxing. Whether you need to express milk to use later, to relieve an engorged boob or to catch the overflow while baby is feeding on the other side this manual pump uses natural suction to catch every precious drop. No wires, no motor, no fuss - just you and baby milking it your way.

Convenient

A lightweight and handy pump to add to your pumping paraphernalia. This little wonder can be used as your only pump, or can be great to tuck into your bag as an alternative to your electric pump when you're out and about and you just need something simple to help release some milk.

Comfortable

The ergonomic cup is shaped to fit the natural curves of a boob, and the gentle suction makes pumping painless. Made of food grade silicone the pump is warm and comfortable against delicate skin.

Leakproof

Don't waste a drop of your precious breastmilk! The integrated container holds a generous 110ml of milk, with a leak proof stopper and easy pour groove so you can easily transfer expressed milk into a Fraupow storage bottle or milk storage bag.

110ml Silicone Manual Pump/Milk Collector

Made from Food Grade Silicone

Leak Proof Stopper

Dust Cover

One size fits all

Leakproof

Uses natural suction to draw out milk

Comfortable and painless suction

Compact and portable

Thermal resistance: -20°c to 210°c

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 Manual Breast Pump & Milk Collector as it can really save the day when a woman needs a lightweight, simple pump to express milk. It fits in any handbag and is a great little device to have on hand to express some milk if there is a longer gap than usual between feeds or she is away from her baby”

- Dr Sharon Silberstein, MD IBCLC, The Breastfeeding Doctor