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A guide to breast pump brands available in the Philippines

Are you a breastfeeding mom? A breast pump can help you. Check out these different breast pump brands in the Philippines before you shop.

Breast pump in the Philippines

Whether you’re a first-time mom or you have other kids already, breastfeeding can still be a challenging experience. Just imagine the work it entails and the demanding schedule that ensues.

What can you read in this article?

  • Types of breast pumps
  • What to look for in a breast pump
  • 6 best breast pump brands in the Philippines

It can take a toll on you. That said, you have to remember to keep your health in check as well. We know how important breastfeeding is but look after your own well-being as well.

Having a breast pump can help you in your breastfeeding journey. But each mom has specific needs from a breast pump so it’s best to choose the one that will suit you. In this article, we’ll be giving you several types of the best breast pump brands in the Philippines.

Types of breast pumps

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First things first. You need to know that there are several types of breast pumps out there. We’re here to break them down for you. Let’s start.

  1. manual breast pump
    • If you are not going to use your breast pump all the time, a manual one will suffice. This is not powered by electricity or batteries so you have to press the mechanism that will pump out the milk. Hence, the term manual. This is an excellent choice for those on a budget. What’s good about it is that it’s also quiet and portable. Some moms even use this as a backup pump in case their electric one malfunctions.
  2. electric breast pump
    • This is a common choice for working moms who need their hands-free while pumping. An electric breast pump is powered by batteries or electricity when it is plugged into a socket. There are two sub-types of electric breast pumps: single electric and double electric.
  3. hospital-grade breast pump
    • This is the most efficient type of breast pump because of its powerful motor. However, it is usually more expensive than manual and electric breast pumps. It is also designed to be used by multiple users and is typically used in a hospital setting.
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What to look for in a breast pump

Now that you know the different types of breast pumps out there, you can choose which one is for you. Take into account these characteristics when deciding:

  • design
    • Most breast pumps can be considered investments. So it’s important that you like how it looks. The design also ties in with the functionality and efficiency of the breast pump. Ask yourself also if it’s portable and easy to store.
  • maintenance
    • How easy is it to clean up? If you’ll be using it daily, make sure you get a fuss-free and easy-to-maintain one.
  • price
    • This depends on the budget, of course. Consider what you’ve set aside for your breast pump and include that in your decision-making.
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6 best breast pump brands in the Philippines

IMANI I2 WEARABLE ELECTRIC BREAST PUMP - ₱11,950

by Imani

product imageIMANI I2 WEARABLE ELECTRIC BREAST PUMP

 

We knew it was only a matter of time until wearable electric breast pumps become a thing, and now here’s one from Imani. Now, you can discreetly pump anywhere, anytime. No need to worry about tubes and other accessories. Just ear it under your shirt and bra and pump in peace.

Features

  • design
    • totally portable
    • light enough to be worn under your shirt and bra
    • hands-free
    • has 2 modes: massage and pump
    • has backflow prevention
    • rechargeable
  • maintenance
    • a breeze to clean
    • only need to clean the silicone funnel, silicone insert, and the cups
  • price
    • P11,950

Medela Freestyle Double Electric BreastPump - ₱19,000

by Medela

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From well-known breast pump brand Medela comes the Freestyle Double Electric Breast Pump. It’s a bit on the pricey side, but breastfeeding moms swear by it.

It’s lightweight and is powered by a portable battery. It also features Medela’s patented 2-phase expression technology. Working moms tote it to the office because it can easily express milk 4x a day.

Features

  • design
    • Lightweight, portable, and equipped with an internal rechargeable battery
    • has an LED screen to show the timer
    • closed system breast pump to ensure proper hygiene
    • has 2-phase technology: 100-120 cycles per minute (true stimulation) for the first phase and 45-60 cycles per minute (true expression) for the second phase
  • maintenance
    • wash all the parts thoroughly to keep it working properly
    • no need to worry about contamination because of its closed system
  • price
    • P19,000

HEGEN PCTO DOUBLE ELECTRIC BREAST PUMP - ₱15,200

by Hegen

product imageHEGEN PCTO DOUBLE ELECTRIC BREAST PUMP

 

Singapore-brand Hegen is known for its stylish bottles. Now, it has an equally chic breast pump! It can be used as a single or double electric breast pump.

This pump comes with Hegen’s PCTO (push-to-close and twist-to-open) style containers so you can express, store, and feed your little one all from the same bottle.

Features

  • design
    • stylish pump
    • has LED screen to show pumping status
    • has 36 expression variants
    • set also comes with a manual pump cover that you can use as a backup
  • maintenance
    • PCTO bottles can be used to express, store, and feed making cleanup lesser
  • price
    • P15,200

BEBETA MANUAL BREAST PUMP - ₱653

by Bebeta

product imageBEBETA MANUAL BREAST PUMP

 

For those who are on a budget, you can have a breast pump for only less than P1,000. Check out this one from Bebeta. It’s a manual pump that has passed the European Standard on Child Use and Care Articles- EN 14350. It is also quiet  and easy to use.

Features

  • design
    • simple white design
    • portable
    • silent
    • easy to assemble
  • maintenance
    • few parts so easy to clean
  • price
    • P653

SPECTRA S1 HOSPITAL-GRADE BREAST PUMP - ₱14,500

by Spectra

product image SPECTRA S1 HOSPITAL-GRADE BREAST PUMP

 

Now if you’re after power and you want something really sturdy, try this US FDA-approved and European CE-registered hospital-grade pump from Spectra.

It’s not as portable as the others but it has a really powerful motor. Not that you would, but you could use it up to 12x a day. It comes with an LED-lit screen with a timer and nightlight. It also has a closed system for hygienic reasons.

Features

  • design
    • has LED-lit screen with timer and nightlight
    • 12-level pressure control, 5-level cycle control
    • quiet motor
    • weighs 3lbs
    • BPA-free
    • can be used up to 12x a day
  • maintenance
    • not to be used while charging
    • don’t overcharge to avoid draining the battery
  • price
    • P14,500

Dula Mina Plus Double Or Single Electric BreastPump - ₱1,975

by Dula Mina

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At under P2,000, this has got to be one of the most affordable electric breast pumps out there. But that doesn’t mean it’s subpar. The Dula Mina Plus has nine suction levels and can do up to 1.5 hours of wireless pumping. It also has a two-phase expression mode.

Features

  • design
    • closed system
    • 2-phase expression
    • 9 levels of suction power
    • built-in rechargeable battery
    • silent
    • compact
  • maintenance
    • wash thoroughly
    • comes with a 1-year replacement warranty
  • price
    • P1,975
Editor's note: The product links provided here are aimed to help simplify product searches for our readers. Purchase the items at your own discretion. We do not take liability for any transaction issues and dispute. If you purchase an item from this post, theAsianparent may receive a small cut. Each item and price is up to date at the time of publication; however, an item may be sold out or the price may be different at a later date.
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