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Quality manual breast pumps that operate with one hand from Ameda and Hygeia. Manual pumps are perfect the economical choice for moms who need an occasional bottle. We offer free shipping on orders over $69 so it's easy get the breastfeeding supplies you need. Orders under $69 have a low $6 flat rate shipping fee.
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Hygeia Manual Expression Cup Hygeia Manual Expression Cup

Affordable easy to use Expression Cup for manual collection of breastmilk.

Our Price: $19.99
Sale Price: $18.99
Savings: $1.00
Ameda One-Hand Handle Assembly with Piston and Piston Seal Ameda One Hand Handle Assembly

Turns your Ameda breast shield and bottle into a one-handed manual pump!

Our Price: $28.99
Sale Price: $19.99
Savings: $9.00
ARDO Amaryll Manual Breast Pump ARDO Amaryll Manual Breast Pump

Compact comfortable easy to use breast pump for occasional breast milk expression.

Our Price: $34.99
Sale Price: $29.99
Savings: $5.00
One Hand Manual Breast Pump with Flexishield Ameda One Hand Manual Breast Pump with Flexishield

Manual breast pump by Ameda with one hand pumping action!

Our Price: $49.99
Sale Price: $39.99
Savings: $10.00
   
 
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Manual breast pumps are most often used by the work at home mother who just needs an occasional bottle or to store up milk for an occasional absence from her baby. The Avent Manual Pump has been the best-seller in this market due to the soft silicone flange which aids with let-down. Others have followed suit as with the Hygeia EnHande and Ameda On-Hand Pump with Flexishield. In addition, manual expression has always been on the scene so if this massage breastmilk hand expression technique is your preferred method of breast milk expression, we recommend the Hygeia Manual Expression Cup to collect your milk. Another non-electric method of collecting milk is passive collection which is done very easily with the Milkies Milk Saver. This collection cup fits into your bra and allows you to passively collect milk on one breast while nursing on the other, thereby taking advantage of the bilateral let-down that occurs when nursing on one breast.