This product is brought only on a firm order basis, exclusively at the customer's request.

Delivery is made in 10 to 20 working days, depending on the level of crowding and the legal holidays of that period.

According to GEO 34/2014, art. 16 lit. c, the product cannot be returned, as it is not normally stocked and is brought especially for you.

Please order only if you agree to these terms.

• Soft and comfortable: comfortable traction position, no tilt
  
• Personalization: Custom operation, 8 phase modes and 16 suction modes
  
• Minimum number of parts required and intuitive design: Memory function pause / start function
  
• Natural Motion Technology: Inspired by nature, effective for the mother
  
• Discreet: Silent motor ensures unobtrusive use in any situation (mains operation)
  

Inspired by nature, effective for the mother

Innovative Natural Motion technology ensures faster milk flow*

The Philips Avent electric breast pump maintains the optimal supply flow and easily adapts to the size and shape of the nipple. It has a new feeding technology where the suction and pressure on the nipple perfectly reflects the behavior of the baby during breastfeeding. More feedings in less time*

Natural Motion technology for faster milk flow*

Soft and comfortable

One funnel size fits 99.98% of nipples* Comfortable pumping position without bending over

Customized operation, 8 stimulation phase modules and 16 aspiration modules

Silent motor for discreet use in any situation (mains operation)

Minimal number of parts required and intuitive design

Memory function

Power off/on function

Based on the results of the milk flow time (time to reach the alimentary flow reflex - MER). Results of a clinical trial with 20 participants (The Netherlands, 2019) compared to MER in a study on the recommendation of the previous version of Philips breast pumps with 9 participants (The Netherlands, 2018) * 1) Mangel et al.

Breastfeeding difficulties, duration of breastfeeding, maternal body mass index and breast anatomy: are they related? Breastfeeding Medicine, 2019, (109 participants, Israel); (2) Ziemer et al.

Skin changes and nipple pain during the first week of breastfeeding.