HARMONY FLEX 2-Phase Manual Breast Pump

Price: €49.95

The Harmony Flex™ manual breast pump is intended for breastfeeding mothers only. It is ideal for travel or as a replacement for an electric breast pump. The Harmony Flex™ manual breast pump uses a two-phase pumping rhythm: the let-down phase provides fast, shallow suction, while the expression phase provides slow, deep suction. These two phases are part of the pump’s rhythm and are intended for breastfeeding mothers only.

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The Harmony Flex™ manual breast pump is intended for breastfeeding mothers only. It is ideal for travel or as a replacement for an electric breast pump, offering a convenient manual option for use when you are away from home.

The Harmony Flex™ manual breast pump uses a two-phase pumping rhythm: a let-down phase with fast, shallow suction, followed by an expression phase with slow, deep suction. This research-based two-phase pumping technology is designed to reflect the different stages of pumping.

Comfortable pumping with Flex™ technology

Now with Flex™ technology, mothers can pump 11% more milk thanks to the improved fit between the breast shield and the breast. Elegantly designed with an ergonomic handle bearing the Medela brand, Harmony™ is lightweight and easy to transport, making it ideal for discreet pumping on the go.

It consists of just six parts, making the breast pump easy to clean and assemble.

The package contains

  • Harmony™ breast pump
  • 1 x PersonalFit Flex 24 mm breast shield
  • 1 x 150 ml bottle with lid
  • 1 x bottle stand
  • User manual

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  • In stock
    249 Items

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