Air™ Electric Breast PumpPump.
And carry on.
Hands free. Tube free. Whisper quiet.
£69
Free UK delivery
No tubes.
No wires.
No sitting still.
- Sits inside your bra
- Weighs 230g
- Holds 150ml
- Runs for 6 to 7 sessions
With a traditional pump you sit still, holding the bottles, with tubes running to the motor. This one sits inside your bra, so you can pump at work, on a call or while you get on with your day.
Under 35 dB
Quiet enough
for nap time.
Under 35 dB. Quiet enough to use next to your sleeping baby, or in a room full of people without it being obvious.
No tubes. No wires. The motor sits on top of the milk collector, in one 230g unit.
Pump where you are.
3 modes.
9 levels.
Start on stimulation to get your milk flowing, then switch to expression. Massage is there when you want it. Each mode has nine levels, so you can build up slowly and stop where it is comfortable.
Find your size
in three steps.
Flange size makes the biggest difference to comfort, and to how much you express.
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1. Measure.Across the base of your nipple, not the areola.
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2. Add.Two to three millimetres, then pick the nearest insert: 17, 19 or 21mm.
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3. Check.If it rubs at the sides, go up a size. If a lot of areola is pulled in, go down.
The NHS says a pump should never bruise you or catch your nipple. If it does, stop and try another size.
One side.
Or both at once.
The double is two pumps that work on their own, so both sides take about half the time. For the occasional bottle, one is plenty.
Parents who’ve pumped with it.
“I used to find expressing stressful, but this pump has completely changed my experience. It’s straightforward to set up and comfortable to use, even on sensitive days.”
Olivia B., verified buyer
“I've used pumps that are borderline painful but this one is gentle and effective. The massage mode really helps with let-down.”
Hayden D., verified buyer
“I needed something reliable for pumping at work and this has been perfect. Discreet, quiet and I can get a full session done in my lunch break.”
Jordan C., verified buyer
BABYGO® Air™ Electric Breast Pump
100 FREE breast milk bags includedApplied automatically in your bag.
Details
Materials and care
In the box
- 1 x BABYGO® Air™ Electric Breast Pump
- 1 x Milk Collector (150ml / 5oz)
- 3 x Flange Inserts (17mm, 19mm, 21mm)
- 1 x Silicone Diaphragm
- 1 x USB Charging Cable
- 1 x Carry Case
- 1 x User Manual
Safety
- UKCA and CE marked
- Closed system with an anti-backflow design
- Switches itself off after 30 minutes
Full specifications
Delivery and returns
- Free delivery
- Orders over £40, 2 to 4 working days.
- Standard delivery
- 2 to 4 working days, £3.99. Free on orders over £40.
- Next day
- DPD next day delivery, £7.99.
- Returns
- Cannot be returned once opened, for hygiene reasons. If it arrives faulty, damaged or incorrect, contact us before sending anything back.
Questions, answered.
Is a wearable pump as good as a traditional one?
For most people expressing at home or at work, yes: suction goes up to 300 mmHg, with three modes and nine levels. The difference is fit. You can't see the seal once the pump is in your bra, so getting the flange size right matters more than it does with a traditional pump.
How do I find the right flange size?
Measure across the base of your nipple, not the areola, and add two to three millimetres. The inserts in the box give you a 17, 19 or 21mm fit; if your size is bigger than that, use the flange on its own. If a lot of areola is pulled into the tunnel, the fit is too big, and if it rubs at the sides, it's too small.
How quiet is it?
Under 35 dB, which is quiet enough to use in the same room as other people without it being obvious, or next to your sleeping baby.
How much milk does it hold?
The milk collector holds 150ml (5oz), and it works best filled to about 120ml (4oz). If you express a lot in one session, stop and empty it partway through.
How do I clean it?
Take apart the parts that touch milk: the flange, valve, diaphragm and milk collector. Wash them in hot soapy water, or on the top rack of the dishwasher with the small parts in the cutlery tray, and let them air dry. Never put the motor unit in water; wipe it clean. The NHS advises making sure the pump and container are clean and sterilised before you use them.
