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Manual Philips SCF300 Avent Breast Pump

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1. Introducing the Manual Breast Pump

The Manual Breast Pump is a breakthrough in breast pump design.

Its silicone diaphragm provides 100% reliable vacuum, whilst the

Let-down Massage Cushion naturally imitates your baby’s suckling

action to provide fast milk flow – silently, comfortably and gently.

The pump is easy to assemble, discreet to use and all parts are

dishwasher safe.

Doctors recommend that breast milk is the best nutrition for babies

during the first year, combined with solid food after the first 6

months. Your milk is specially adapted to your baby’s needs and

contains antibodies which help protect your baby against infection

and allergies.

Your Manual Breast Pump will help you breastfeed longer. You can

express and store your milk so that – whether you are out for a few

hours, taking a well deserved rest, or back at work – your baby can

still enjoy the benefits of your breast milk, even if you can’t be there

to give it yourself. As the pump is so silent and discreet you can take

it with you anywhere, allowing you to express milk at your own

convenience and maintain your milk supply.

Since the AVENT Bottle and AVENT Teat are specially designed to

mimic breastfeeding, your baby will switch easily between breast

and bottle. This allows mothers to continue providing breast milk

to baby even when they return to work.

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Brand	Philips
Model	SCF300 Avent
Category	Breast Pumps
File type	PDF
File size	1.83 MB

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Is it possible to use a second hand breast pump? Verified

If it is possible to sanitize the parts which the milk travels through, for example by boiling them, then it is safe to use a second hand breast pump. In any other case it is not hygienic and not advisable.

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How long can I store breast milk? Verified

This depends on where you store it. At room temperature it will last 5-10 hours. In the refrigerator the milk can be kept fresh for up to 5 days or up 3 months in the freezer. I a deep freezer the breast milk will stay fresh for 3-6 months. After warming the milk it can be used for up to 1 hour. If the milk smells sour it is probably best not to use it.

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What is the difference between a breast pump with an open and closed system? Verified

With breast pumps with a closed system, the milk does not come into contact with the mechanism and flows directly into the reservoir. With an open system the milk flows through the breast pump and then into the reservoir. Therefore a closed system is more hygienic and requires less cleaning.

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