AVENT Philips Avent Hands-Free Double Electric Breast Pump, Hospital-Strength Motor, Mimics Baby's Drinking Rhythm, Pumps up to 85 Times per Minute, 2 Collection Cups, 4 Breast Shields, Model SCF547/11

The Philips Avent Hands-free Double Electric Breast Pump is made for effective² and comfortable expression. It mimics your baby's drinking rhythm. With hospital-strength power, gentleness and lightness, it's your ideal hands-free pump companion. Pumping up to 85 times per minute, this breast milk pump is 2x faster than most other pumps¹. Get the most from every session with 8 modes for stimulating the flow of milk and 16 modes for expressing it. You can fine-tune as you pump, and with your ideal setting automatically memorised, your pump is always ready to go. The nearly silent motor unit delivers the hospital strength power you expect from a traditional breast pump, yet from a compact and wearable unit, up tp 3x lighter than other pumps. Move freely with the ultra-light collection cup that weighs only 111g and sits comfortably in-bra with barely a sign it's there. With only a few parts, each collection cup is a breeze to take apart, clean by hand or dishwasher, and assemble. The see-through collection cup provides an unobstructed view inside. It helps you correctly place your nipple for your best milk output, and visually track the volume of breastmilk. The unique SkinSense silicone breast shield is designed for ultimate comfort, softly shaping around your breast using your body’s natural warmth. The broad range of breast shields and shield insert sizes fits 99% of moms³. Check your nipple size with the included sizing card or a ruler. Fully charging the battery with the included USB-C cable takes up to 1.5 hours and lasts approx. 5 pumping sessions. Power adaptor not included. ¹ Reference to pump suction frequency ² Effectively is related to the technical performance of the product ³ Based on an analysis done in 2024 comparing over 500 women's nipple sizes from studies conducted in US, UK, Australia and China What’s in the box?