68 devices · GMDN 38477
A manual breast pump is a hand-held device designed to extract breast milk by creating suction through a funnel-shaped component placed over the breast. It is operated by hand, allowing the user to control the pumping action, and collects milk in an attached container such as a bottle for feeding or storage.
This category includes reusable devices that are typically supplied as standalone units requiring cleaning and sterilization between uses. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but such devices are generally subject to medical device oversight due to their contact with human milk and intended use in infant feeding.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.