675 devices · GMDN 38478
Electric breast pumps are mains-powered devices designed to help mothers manually extract breast milk for infant feeding. They use a controlled suction mechanism applied to the breast through a funnel-shaped component, collecting milk into a sterilized container for later use.
These devices are typically classified as medical devices and may require regulatory compliance depending on jurisdiction. They are commonly sold as single-use or reusable systems, often with accessories like milk storage bags or sterilization kits.
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