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Breastfeeding women who pump their milk report that pumping is time-consuming [...]

Wearable pumps have been designed to improve convenience and maximize flexibility whilst pumping and are reported to benefit lactating health professionals when they return to work [...]

This document discusses a study comparing the efficacy and comfort of traditional breast pumping methods with a new hands-free, in-bra breastmilk collection pump set. The study found that the new pump set resulted in efficient and effective breast emptying without compromising comfort. Participants rated the new pump set as more comfortable and liked the hands-free aspect. These findings suggest that wearable pumps may help breastfeeding women support lactation while balancing personal and career goals. The study was conducted in accordance with ethical guidelines and informed consent was obtained from all participants. [Extracted from the article]

This document evaluates the mobility and comfort perception of a hands-free, in-bra breastmilk collection pump set. The study involved 23 lactating mothers who used the pump set for a 15-minute pumping session. The results showed that the pump set was efficient and effective in emptying the breasts, with good comfort ratings. The mothers found the pump set easy to use and liked the hands-free aspect and mobility. Overall, the study supports the use of wearable pumps to allow for flexibility in combining lactation and career goals. [Extracted from the article]