Breast Reliever Manual

A manual breast reliever, often called a manual breast pump, is a hand-operated device used by breastfeeding mothers to express milk. It is a portable, battery-free option for occasional use.

• Expressing breast milk at home
• Relieving engorged breasts
• Storing milk for later feeds
• Helping when baby cannot latch

Squeezing the handle creates gentle suction at the breast shield, which stimulates the let-down reflex and draws milk into the attached container without needing electricity.

Use as guided by your doctor or lactation consultant. Wash and sterilise all parts before each use, sit comfortably and pump in short, gentle cycles.

• Mild nipple soreness if used too forcefully
• Skin redness around the shield
• Discomfort with wrong shield size
• Reduced milk flow if rushed

Do not share the pump between mothers. Stop and seek advice if you notice cracked nipples, pain or signs of infection like fever or breast redness.

Keep parts clean, dry and assembled in a dust-free container. Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children.