Make the most of every drop of your liquid gold with our Breast Milk Collection Shells. Thoughtfully created by Australian Mumilk, these soft, reusable shells sit comfortably inside your bra to catch any milk that naturally leaks throughout the day or while you feed on the opposite side. Milk leaks are incredibly common and can happen even when you aren’t nursing or pumping. Instead of losing that precious milk to a breast pad, these shells allow you to collect it cleanly and discreetly so you can store it for later. Each shell features a slip proof silicone skirt that helps prevent leaks while sitting comfortably against your skin. With a slim, body conforming shape, they fit easily inside your bra and can be worn for up to three hours at a time. Whether you’re feeding your first baby or juggling life with multiple little ones, these shells make it easier to save every drop your body works hard to produce. Each pack includes 2 collection shells, each holding up to 50 ml. Key features Slip proof silicone skirt for leak protection Collects up to 50 ml per shell Comfortable, body hugging design Worn discreetly inside any bra Reusable and easy to clean Made from food grade silicone and BPA free, lead free, phthalate free plastic Approx size: 10.3 cm x 9.6 cm x 2.8 cm How to use Snap the soft silicone membrane securely into place. Place the shell inside your bra with the opening centered over your nipple. Ensure the spout faces upward to prevent spills. A nursing bra is recommended for extra comfort and reduced pressure. Cleaning and care Before first use and daily thereafter, hand wash with warm soapy water and rinse well. Sterilise by pouring distilled water over the parts in a small pan and boiling for five minutes. After each use, separate the parts, wash with mild soap, rinse in cold water and dry with a clean cloth. Safe to clean and sterilise just like your silicone dummies or baby bottles. These simple, reusable shells are a beautiful way to support your breastfeeding journey while making sure none of your liquid gold goes to waste.
