Philips AVENT Double Breast Pump Premium - with Natural Motion Technology, Rechargeable Battery, Timer Display (Model SCF398/31)

Experience a new era of pumping with a perfect balance between sucking and stimulation of the nipple - inspired by the natural way babies drink. The electronic Philips Avent breast pump ensures optimal milk flow and gently adapts to the size and shape of your nipple. Pump out milk on the go without worrying about the power supply. The battery of the Philips Avent breast pump comes with a micro USB adapter and lasts up to 3 uses on a single charge. Our closed pumping system ensures that no milk remains in the hose. In this way, cleaning is simplified. Thanks to the few parts, assembly is now even easier. As breast shapes and sizes can be very different, the silicone cushion gently and flexibly adapts to your nipple. Use the custom insulated bag to store the Philips Avent bottles on the go to save space. Relax as you pump - the design allows for upright sitting without necessary prevention. If you want to change your position or take a break, you can pause the session at any time by using the start/pause button. Track how long you pump on each breast with the digital time display, as well as your total pumping time. The Avent breast pump automatically saves your last settings, so all you have to do is sit down and press to start. Thanks to our quiet motor and compact design, you can pump anytime and anywhere. Use the custom-made bag and insulated bag to safely transport your breast pump and breast milk. Customize each application exactly to your needs. Our electronic Philips breast pump offers 8 stimulation levels and 16 pumping levels for an individual experience. Includes our Natural Response bottles with a teat that supports your baby's individual drinking rhythm, so you can easily switch between breastfeeding and bottle feeding. * Based on results of milk shot (time to milk dispenser reflex, MSR) from the clinical trial of 20 participants (Netherlands, 2019) compared to the MSR results for other previous pumping technologies from Philips from the feasibility study of 9 participants (Netherlands, 2018)