#HANDSFREE PUMP MANUAL#

When I started pumping, it felt too good to be true. The first time I used the Elvie, it took me a few tries to get the nipple alignment right, but now I can literally assemble and place it on in the dark. Both pumps were fully charged in about two hours. Out of the box, it took me less than a half-hour to get everything set up. FSA/HSA funds-compatible and reimbursable by many insurance companies.Though it's marketed as a 'silent' breast pump, the sound is noticeable - though significantly quieter than other pumps.

#HANDSFREE PUMP MANUAL#

Manual controls on each pump to start and pause pumping and change intensity levels.

The app also works as a remote to start or pause pumping, switch intensity settings, and change to expression or stimulation mode.

Free app links to each pump through Bluetooth so you can actively monitor milk while pumping, see your stats for past sessions, and check output levels.

Sensor detects when the milk container is full and automatically stops pumping.

Automatically starts in stimulation mode and switches to expression mode after two minutes or if the sensor detects let-down.

Infrared (IR) energy sensor monitors milk volume in the bottle.

2 modes (stimulation and expression) and 7 suction intensity settings.

2-year warranty for the Hub, 90-day warranty for the washable parts.2 24mm breast shields and 2 28mm breast shields.4 5-ounce milk bottles with storage lids - all BPA free and dishwasher-safe.What's included with the Elvie Pump Double The design is sleek and minimal, with simple, straightforward controls.Д®ach unit consists of three parts: 1) the Hub, which houses the electronics and actual pumping apparatus, 2) the detachable milk bottle with spout and valve, and 3) the breast shield and seal that houses your nipple and breast. The pump is an all-in-one seamless unit that easily fits in your bra. I opted for the Elvie Pump Double, but you can also buy the single - the only difference is that you get one pump instead of two. The all-in-one seamless units are powered by rechargeable lithium-polymer batteries.

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