Silicone Colostrum Collector -1 pc

Haakaa Silicone Colostrum Collector is a world-first, reusable, and safe solution for collecting colostrum both before and after birth. Made from 100% medical-grade silicone, it ensures your baby gets pure, toxin-free milk while avoiding harmful plastics used in single-use syringes.

Why Choose the Haakaa Silicone Colostrum Collector?

Traditional colostrum collection often involves disposable syringes, which can leach chemicals into the milk. With the Haakaa Silicone Colostrum Collector, you have a safe, eco-friendly, and reusable alternative. Its soft silicone material is gentle on your skin, making it easy and comfortable to use for both antenatal and postnatal expression.

How the Haakaa Collector Works

Simply attach the collector to your breast, and let it collect colostrum effortlessly. Its ergonomic design allows for efficient suction without any discomfort. The included 4ml collector can store enough colostrum for newborn feeding sessions, and it is easy to pour directly into a bottle or storage container. For more Haakaa products, visit our Haakaa Section.

Cleaning and Safe Storage

After use, simply wash the Haakaa Silicone Colostrum Collector with warm, soapy water or sterilize it for added safety. It can be stored in the fridge or freezer without leaching toxins.

Benefits of Using Haakaa Silicone Colostrum Collector

The Haakaa Silicone Colostrum Collector not only protects your colostrum from contaminants but also supports sustainable parenting by reducing single-use plastics. Its reusable design ensures you can use it for multiple children, providing long-term value. Furthermore, its simple, hygienic process reduces stress for new mothers, allowing you to focus on bonding with your baby.

Experience a safer, more efficient way to collect colostrum with the Haakaa Silicone Colostrum Collector. Order yours today and join thousands of mothers who trust Haakaa for clean, safe, and eco-friendly feeding solutions.

For guidance on colostrum collection and storage, visit the NHS guide on expressing breast milk.