Medela Motion InBra Wearable Breast Pump (Single)

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Highlights

• Efficient milk expression: Proven 2-Phase Expression technology mimics the babys natural rhythm to help express more milk, faster.
• Anatomical comfort: 105 wide-angle breast shields reduce compression and support up to 11.8% more milk flow.
• Wearable & discreet: Lightweight, quiet design fits comfortably inside your bra for pumping at home, work or on the go.
• Customised fit: Includes 24 mm shield plus 15, 18 and 21 mm inserts to suit over 95% of nipple sizes.
• Easy everyday use: Only three parts to clean, with dishwasher-safe components and intuitive controls with memory function.
• All-day power: Rechargeable USB-C battery delivers up to 2.5 hours or 10 pumping sessions per charge. Full charge takes 2.5 hours.

• Details

  Pump with confidence, comfort, and freedom using the Medela Motion InBra Wearable Electric Breast Pump – a highly efficient, discreet pump designed for everyday use at home, at work, and on the move.

  Lightweight and anatomically designed, Motion InBra fits comfortably inside your bra without compressing the breast, allowing you to move freely while expressing. Powered by Medelas proven 2-Phase Expression Technology, it mimics a babys natural sucking rhythm to help stimulate milk flow and express more milk, faster. Combined with 105 wide-angle breast shields, its been shown to help mums express up to 11.8% more milk*.

  With a rechargeable battery offering up to 10 pumping sessions per charge, quiet operation, and just three parts to clean, Motion InBra is designed to fit seamlessly into busy days – wherever breastfeeding takes you.

  What’s included –

  • 1 x Motor Units
  • 1 x 150 ml/5 oz Containers
  • 1 x Membranes
  • 1 x 24 mm Breast Shields
  • 1 x Dust Cover
  • 1 x 15, 18 and 21mm Inserts
  • 1 x USB-C Cables
  • 2 x Easy Pour Breastmilk Storage Bags
  • 2 x Ultra-Breathable Nursing Pads
  • References –
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    Sakalidis VS et al. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. 2020; 99(11):1561-1567.
    Gooding MJ et al. J Ultrasound Med. 2010; 29(1):95103.
    Kent JC et al. Breastfeed Med. 2008; 3(1):1119.
    Medela Nipple database.2024
    Yuan S et al. Breastfeed Med. 2023; 18(7):506513.
    
    *Clinical studies comparing 105 opening angle on shields Vs a 90 opening angle
    **without insert included