Pippeta
Pippeta Compact LED | Handsfree Breast Pump
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Pippeta Compact LED | Handsfree Breast Pump
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Pippeta LED Wearable Hands Free Breast Pump
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Wearable & handsfree | ||
No tubes or wires | ||
Portable | ||
Customisable expression modes
Customisable expression modes Customizable expression modes enhance comfort and efficiency so you can adjust to suit your needs and mimic natural feeding patterns. |
Customisable expression modes Customizable expression modes enhance comfort and efficiency so you can adjust to suit your needs and mimic natural feeding patterns. |
Customisable expression modes Customizable expression modes enhance comfort and efficiency so you can adjust to suit your needs and mimic natural feeding patterns. |
Capacity | 150ml | 180ml |
Extra parts | ||
Discreet | ||
Multiple flange sizes
A flange is the part of a breast pump that fits over the nipple to create a seal for effective milk expression. Different sizes ensure comfort and efficiency. |
A flange is the part of a breast pump that fits over the nipple to create a seal for effective milk expression. Different sizes ensure comfort and efficiency. |
A flange is the part of a breast pump that fits over the nipple to create a seal for effective milk expression. Different sizes ensure comfort and efficiency. |
Hospital grade performance
Hospital-grade breast pumps are designed for frequent use, offering strong suction and faster milk expression |
Hospital-grade breast pumps are designed for frequent use, offering strong suction and faster milk expression |
Hospital-grade breast pumps are designed for frequent use, offering strong suction and faster milk expression |
Usage time | 100 minutes | 100-120 minutes |
Suction
Breast pump suction is measured in mmHg. Hospital-grade pumps can reach 270mmHg, while Pippeta pumps offer 60mmHg to 300mmHg, making them effective for home and on-the-go use. |
Breast pump suction is measured in mmHg. Hospital-grade pumps can reach 270mmHg, while Pippeta pumps offer 60mmHg to 300mmHg, making them effective for home and on-the-go use. |
Breast pump suction is measured in mmHg. Hospital-grade pumps can reach 270mmHg, while Pippeta pumps offer 60mmHg to 300mmHg, making them effective for home and on-the-go use. |
Easy cleaning | ||
Easy assembly | ||
LED display | ||
Motoring positioning | Built into silicone cup | On top of pump |
Our commitment to providing parents with high quality products has been acknowledged by prestigious industry awards. We are so proud to be recognized for our achievements and product range.
Best Buy Platinum 2021
Pippeta Pump
Best Buy Platinum 2022
Pippeta Pump
Best Pump Award 2022
Pippeta Pump - Compact
Tried & Tested 2022
Pippeta Pump - Classic/Compact
Best Buy Platinum 2023
Pippeta Pump - Compact
Best Breast Pump Shortlist 2023
Pippeta Pump - Compact
Best Electronic Breast Pump 2023 - Platinum
Pippeta Pump - Original
Best Electronic Breast Pump 2023 - Platinum
Pippeta Pump - Compact
Best Electronic Breast Pump 2023 - Platinum
Pippeta Pump - Classic
Best Portable Feeding Product 2023 - Gold
Pippeta Pump - Classic
Yes! We have received great reviews from women who do have larger breasts, who are very happy and find them comfortable to use.
The Massage mode is used at the start of your pumping session to encourage your letdown. The Expression mode is a standard pumping mode which allows you to move up and down the 12 levels.
The Lactation Mode pulls your nipple through and holds it for a longer time compared to the expression mode. The Auto mode is a mix of the massage and expression modes.
We recommend waiting around 3-4 weeks so your baby can establish a good latch during breastfeeding. However, it may take less or more time depending on how easily your baby latches onto the bottle.
Many things will impact how frequently you should pump, including your baby’s age, feeding patterns and your own requirements. In general, we recommend pumping regularly for around 15-20 minutes at least 8-10 times a day in the first few weeks.
We recommend starting with the lowest suction setting and gradually increasing it until it is comfortable. Whilst it may take longer to produce, a suction level causing you discomfort can result in damage to your nipple tissue. If the soreness has gradually increased as the day goes on, take a break to allow your body time to rest and recover.
You should clean your breast pump after every use to prevent bacteria and contamination. When washing, disassemble the parts, wash with warm soap water, and rinse thoroughly with clean water.