Milk Saver Pump (Manual Breast Pump)

Absolutely. Many breastfeeding mums experience a milk ejection reflex (let-down) that causes milk to leak from the non-feeding breast during feeds. The Milk Saver Pump is specifically designed to capture that let-down milk so nothing goes to waste. Instead of using tissue or cloth, you collect it hygienically for storage and later use. Its suction base also helps reduce spills once removed from your breast.

Yes. This manual pump is made from soft, heat-resistant silicone that’s gentle on the skin and comfortable to hold against the breast. Before first use and after each session, simply wash thoroughly with warm soapy water and sterilise using boiling, steam, microwave or chemical sterilisation methods you already use for baby feeding items. The smooth design makes cleaning straightforward, and the silicone material is built to handle temperatures up to around 120 °C.

Using a breast pump to express milk even manually like with the Milk Saver Pump, can help support flexibility in your feeding routine, whether you’re heading back to work, want to share feeds with your partner, or simply need a break. It’s a great companion to expressed milk storage and bottle-feeding, especially when combined with other feeding tools designed to support smooth transitions. For tips on balancing breastfeeding and bottle feeding, including how to introduce bottles and support milk collection, check out this Pigeon blog on breastfeeding-to-bottle transition tips and feeding advice.