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Wearable breast pumps, South Africa

Looked after long after you buy.

Sold and serviced in one place, with spare parts stocked in South Africa.

Mom wearing a wearable breast pump while holding her baby

Spare parts, here

Duckbills, flanges and shields stocked in South Africa.

Servicing

Send a photo and find out what your pump needs.

Real pumping power

285 mmHg on every electric wearable pump.

Claim-ready invoice

For schemes that reimburse pumps. Check yours

Where are you right now?

Pregnant and preparingGet set up before the baby arrives.See starter kits Going back to workPump without cords, tubes or bottles.See the Milk It Exclusively pumpingBuild a routine you can keep up.See the Double Milk It

Our wearable pumps

Milk It wearable breast pump

Rated 4.84 out of 5 by Milk It owners

Milk It

Fits inside your bra, with four modes, a 150ml bowl and 285 mmHg vacuum range.

R1,795 single · R3,490 double
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SmartNurture wearable breast pump

Now on sale

SmartNurture

Pauses automatically when the 200ml container is full, with 4 modes and 12 levels per mode.

R2,199 single · R4,398 double
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Mom wearing a Freely wearable breast pump

App-connected

Freely

An LED display, 12 levels, a 180ml capacity and four breast shield sizes.

R2,199 single · R3,999 double
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You worked hard for every drop

Store your milk in something that values it as much as you do.

Mommy Material milk storage
Temperature-sensing breast milk storage bagsTemperature-sensing storage bags

No more guessing at feed time. The bag changes colour when milk is too hot, shows when it's still too cold, and tells you when it's just right. And the empowering markers, from Great! to Incredible!, remind you that every drop counts.

R109See the bags
EverSafe PPSU milk storage bottleEverSafe PPSU bottle set

Empowering markers, from Wow! to Incredible!, remind you that every drop counts. Made from PPSU that SGS tested to EU food-contact standards, with BPA and BPS not detected.

R199See the bottles

All milk storage

Milk It wearable breast pump taken apart, showing each part

Keep milk out of the motor

1. Assemble it fullyCheck every part sits snugly.
2. Mind the fitKeep the pump sitting properly in your bra.
3. Remove the motor firstTake it off before you decant.
4. Keep the motor dryWash the milk parts, never the hub.
Read the care tips
"I hated being strapped down to a pump 3-4 times a day while at work."

Sanet, verified Milk It owner

Already have a pump?

Spare parts and servicing are in one place.

See parts and servicing

Quick answers

Can a medical aid pay for a breast pump?

Only some schemes do, depending on your plan, so check with yours first.

How long does delivery take?

In-stock items arrive in 3 to 4 working days. Delivery is free on orders over R800.

How often should pump parts be replaced?

On average every 3 to 6 months, depending on how often you pump.

Which flange size do I need?

Milk It comes with 28mm, 24mm and 21mm sizes in the box.

You nourish. You nurture. You are already enough.

You are Mommy Material.