These colostrum collector syringes are brought to you by Butterbean.
Founded by Lucy, mum of Ivy, antenatal educator, yoga teacher, pregnancy & postnatal movement speacialist, Butterbean is a source of information to prepare you for the birth of your baby.
Collection of colostrum to feed your newborn is highly recommended.
Colostrum, known as first milk, contains high levels of maternal antibodies, immune and growth factors and is packed with essential nutrients.
These sterile, BPA free syringes enable mums to easily harvest and store this colostrum.
Our colostrum collector syringes simplify the harvesting process and efficiently preserve every drop.
The clear markings up to 1ml allow you to see the volume of colostrum harvested and the amount your baby takes when that time comes.
Made from 100% BPA-free material, our colostrum collector is safe and secure to preserve precious early milk for your newborn.
This colostrum collector features a leak-proof design and a screw on stopper for secure storage.
These syringes allow the plunger to reach the very end, ensuring your baby benefits from every last drop.

FEATURES & BENEFITS:

- Simplifies colostrum collection
- No pumping, No suction
- Maximum yield plunger
- Clear volume markings
- Freezer-safe
- Leak proof screw cap
- BPA free - hygienic and safe
- Travel-friendly with secure screw top lids

TIPS:

- Begin harvesting colostrum from 36 weeks.
- Massage breasts to express colostrum - instructions can be found on https://butterbean.uk.
- Label the syringes and store safely in the freezer
- Secure the caps before storing.

PACKAGE CONTENTS:

1 x Pack of 10 colostrum collector syringes with safe screw caps, 1ml each.
Recommended by Butterbean – the birth preparation expert.

Manufacturer	Butterbean
material_composition	BPA Free Plastic

Colostrum Collector, Colostrum Collection Syringe With Screw Cap, Colostrum Harvesting Kit, Colostrum Collection Kit, Syringe For Colostrum, Breastfeeding Syringes, 1ml, Pack of 10. By Butterbean

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