Product Overview
• Lightweight, ergonomic manual breast pump for occasional expressing • 2-Phase Expression technology mimics baby's natural sucking rhythm • SoftFit breast shield for comfortable, efficient milk flow • Easy one-handed operation with swivel handle • Complete kit with bottle, stand, and accessories – ready to use
Product Description
Medela Harmony Manual Breast Pump is a compact, single-hand manual pump ideal for occasional or on-the-go expressing when an electric pump isn't practical. It features Medela's research-based 2-Phase Expression: a short, rapid stimulation phase to trigger let-down, followed by a slower, deeper expression phase for maximum milk flow. The ergonomic swivel handle reduces hand fatigue, while the SoftFit silicone shield provides a gentle, personalised fit. All parts that come into contact with milk are BPA/DEHP-free. Discreet, quiet, and portable – perfect for working mothers, travel, power outages, or as a backup pump. Compatible with Medela bottles and storage bags for seamLess feeding/storage. Benefits • Natural 2-Phase Expression – more milk in less time compared to traditional manual pumps • Comfortable and gentle – reduces nipple discomfort with soft shield and ergonomic handle • Portable and discreet – no electricity needed, fits easily in handbag • Easy assembly and cleaning – only a few parts • Efficient for occasional use – maintains milk supply without overstimulating • Swiss-made quality – trusted by millions of mothers worldwide How to Use • Wash hands and clean pump parts before first use • Centre nipple in SoftFit shield and press against breast to create seal • Start with stimulation phase: short, quick pumps until let-down occurs • Switch to expression phase: longer, slower pumps for milk flow • Express until desired amount (typically 10–15 minutes per session) • After use: disassemble and wash parts with warm soapy water or dishwasher (top rack); sterilise as needed • Store expressed milk in Medela bottles or bags (refrigerate up to 4 days or freeze) • Replace shield and valves every 3–6 months or if worn
