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  • Express, store and feed

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Philips AventSingle Electric Breastfeeding set

SCD292/22

Express, store and feed
The Comfort Breastfeeding Support Kit is the ideal set for moms who plan to express their milk. The set contains all you need to pump, store and feed your breast milk.
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Breastfeeding made easy

Express, store and feed

  • Comfort

Relaxing position, clinically proven less leaning forward*

Relaxing position, clinically proven less leaning forward*

The breast pump has a unique design, so your milk flows directly from your breast into the bottle or container, even when you are sitting up straight. This means you can sit more comfortably when pumping: no need for you to lean forward to make sure all your milk ends up in the bottle. Sitting comfortably and being relaxed when pumping, helps your milk to flow more easily.

Soft massage cushion gently stimulates milk flow

Soft massage cushion gently stimulates milk flow

Our massage cushion has a soft velvety texture that gives a warm feel to the skin for comfortable, gentle stimulation of your milk flow. The iconic petal cushion is designed to mimic baby suckling, intended to gently help stimulate let down.

Power cushion for extra suction

Power cushion for extra suction

Choose the power cushion for the moments you need a stronger suction.

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12/03/2019

Canada

Canada

The pump does not suction.

I would not recommend this pump to anyone with smaller breasts. The cushions it comes with do not work at all to suction to the breast to express milk. I have attempted to try it multiple times with no success. The instruction manual suggests purchasing the smaller 19mm cushion for those with smaller nipples, however I have searched everywhere in store and online and the 19mm cushion is not available in Canada. It is also not even shown on the Philips Canada website as an available product. Definitely a huge waste of money.

This review was made for SCD292/22 Single Electric Breastfeeding set

This review was made for SCD292/22 Single Electric Breastfeeding set

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Disclaimers
  1. Based on an online satisfaction survey conducted globally with 10,109 users of mother and child care brands and products in 2023. 

  1. Clinically proven comfort: Tests carried out on 110 mothers showed a significant preference for Philips Avent vs a leading competitor

  2. 63% of breastfeeding mothers preferred the Philips Avent Comfort Single electric breast pump for comfort when expressing vs 26% of mothers who preferred the Medela Swing- Independent home placement test among 86 mothers in UK, August 2012. Medela is a registered trademark of Medela Holding AG

  3. More milk: Independent research has shown that there may be a link between stress levels and milk production. See www.philips.com/AVENT

  4. BPA Free breast pump: Only associated with the bottle, and other parts that come into contact with breast milk. Following EU regulation, 10/2011