Haakaa Manual Breast Pump, Clear, 4oz/100ml

BEST breastpump! The most milk I’ve collected and as a new mum it was amazing catching the let down from the other boob whilst feeding. So simple and easy to use. Highly recommend.

I have 3 of these now as I love them so much. I have a hand pump and electric pump, and yet I’ve collected most milk with the Haaka. It’s perfect first thing in the morning or whenever you’re engorged, and is so comfortable. Just be careful because sometimes the suction fails and it falls off, or baby can kick it off!

This product is amazing for saving breastmilk! It catches your milk flow on one side whilst you’re pumping the other. Just remember to keep an eye on it as I accidentally didn’t one of the first times I used it and it fell off as it became heavy and as a result, must have lost it’s suction. I was so upset I lost a whole thing of milk! Lesson learnt and I emptied it regularly into a bottle. The product does eventually go a funny creamy/yellow colour if left in sterilising solution (I kept putting it in my cold water steriliser) to the point you can’t tell how much milk is in it so if you buy this just sterilise it before use than allowing it to sit in the solution for a while. Overall I think this product is amazing and I wish it had existed with my first two children. I’d certainly recommend it to others!

The Haakaa Manual Breast Pump is such a simple yet effective product, and it’s very affordable compared to other options. I was able to collect a really good amount of milk using it, especially in the early weeks. The suction was great at first and worked exactly as expected. However, after a few uses, the suction didn’t seem as strong, and I’m not sure what changed. I’d mainly recommend this for use when you’re not feeding baby simultaneously, or when baby is still small and not very active. Once they start moving and kicking, it’s very easy for them to knock it off, which unfortunately led to a few spills — that’s the main reason I stopped using it. I also noticed the product changed colour after sterilising with hot water (as stated in the instructions). This made me repurchase another one, and even though I was more careful the second time, it still slightly discoloured. Overall, it’s a great concept and very handy, but there are a few practical downsides to consider.The Haakaa Manual Breast Pump is such a simple yet effective product, and it’s very affordable compared to other options. I was able to collect a really good amount of milk using it, especially in the early weeks. The suction was great at first and worked exactly as expected. However, after a few uses, the suction didn’t seem as strong, and I’m not sure what changed. I’d mainly recommend this for use when you’re not feeding baby simultaneously, or when baby is still small and not very active. Once they start moving and kicking, it’s very easy for them to knock it off, which unfortunately led to a few spills — that’s the main reason I stopped using it. I also noticed the product changed colour after sterilising with hot water (as stated in the instructions). This made me repurchase another one, and even though I was more careful the second time, it still slightly discoloured. Overall, it’s a great concept and very handy, but there are a few practical downsides to consider.

For my first child I only tried to hand express and also bought a very pricey electric pump with all the bells and whistles. However, I never successfully managed to collect milk with these. For my second child, I heard everyone raving about this hakaa so thought, why not give it a go? I am so glad I did, I have never collected this much milk so easily!! It even helped in the early days to gather colostrum as my baby will only take the one favoured boob, so every time I feed I have the hakaa going on the other side so I don't have mismatched sizes and both produce for my baby equally. There's a lot of youtube videos with tips and tricks to use this and make it more comfortable, one thing I've also found helps for comfort is placing it in the fridge before your milk is about to come in as this is when you're most delicate and the cold silicone grasp actually helps. If you find your baby kicks it off, you can actually have a more secure hold by folding back the mouth of the hakaa and then popping it on.

I used the Hakka for a bit when I used to breastfeed when my baby was a newborn. I never use it anymore. It is good to catch the access milk but idk…. I wouldn’t buy it again if I went back in time.

I'm a first time mum with a 7 week old baby. This is the best pump I've bought. I've bought a £15 manual hand pump before which hurts your hand after a while and takes longer to get the milk out. I also have tried the medala electric pump in the neonatal unit which I had to hold them on my breasts. This pump is easy as you don't have to hold it if you suction it well enough. It doesn't Hurt If you attach it correctly. It removes the milk well and for the price it's worth it. I've also got the ladybugs which are great to use instead of pads which just waste the milk and also saves you money! Buy it!

Didn’t work for me and I found that I had to have it suctioned on with such force it hurt, but if I didn’t have as much suction it fell off.

Product is amazing, it helps to pump milk very fast and easy. However, in Dubai delivery company confused flat number and I had to search from neighbour my package.

It works perfectly Hurts a bit but overall very satisfied

Very satisfied for with this. Totally worth it and does what is expected. Very practical to use anytime and take it with you. Definetely reccomend!

Juste trop bien. Une solution simple et efficace pour tirer son lait.

A must!!