Manual Breast Pump for Breastfeeding 4oz/100ml

This was one of the most useful breastfeeding products I purchased. I simply attached it to one side while my daughter nursed on the other, and it collected my letdown while also providing enough suction to express even more milk. On some feedings, I was able to collect up to 4 ounces that otherwise would have been lost.I used this every single day for months, especially during the early postpartum period when my milk supply was well established. It made building a freezer stash so much easier without adding extra pumping sessions.The silicone is soft, easy to clean, and simple to use. I loved it so much that I ended up buying three of them so I always had one clean and ready to go.If you’re breastfeeding, I can’t recommend this enough. It’s an inexpensive product that made a huge difference in my breastfeeding journey and is something I recommend to every new mom.

I bought one haakaa pump before I had my son in August because of all the great reviews. I didn’t actually start using it until he was almost 6 weeks old, I really wished I had started using it the day I started nursing. Whether you’re full time breast feeding, bottle feeding, split feeding, this is the best thing you could ever have. I collected so much milk that would have gone to waist because I was producing way more than my newborn would eat. My let down flow would absolutely just drown him, so I’d just put the haakaa on the breast he’s going to eat from for a minute or so, then he’s good to eat without choking. I eventually transitioned to strictly bottles because it was easier for us. I used the Medela Spectra, the manual breast pumps by Medela and Lansinoe, but this one works the best. I ended up buying another to strictly pump using only the haakaas. The way it pulls all the milk out with a continuous suction, I get more milk using these than anything I’ve ever used. I get a full 10 ounces with a 30 minute pump session using these breast pumps when I’d only get max 8 using my electric 200 dollar breast pumps. Not only does it work better, it’s just a million times more convenient. Bringing spare cups and bottles is a lot easier than making sure you can connect to power. I use the haakaa cups almost every time I go out. If I need to pump, a quick 15-30 minute pump is all I need to get going again. They’re easy to wash, my husband hated washing my electric pump, but never complains when asked to wash these lol. There’s only a tad bit of cons that don’t nearly outweigh the pros. A con would be they don’t have a strap to save the milk from falling in your lap and spilling once the suction runs out. This is most definitely the worst thing, I’ve lost so many ounces from clumsily trying to multitask. Now I sit mostly still and keep an eye on the suction so I can adjust and pour when needed. The other con which I wouldn’t really say is a con, is you have to replace them more often. With an electrical you’d have to replace all millions of pump pieces every three months or less depending on usage. These pumps, you have to replace them once the silicone becomes cloudy. This takes a while to happen, but it will eventually in about 2-3 months. Judging how easily these are to clean, using a soft sponge will make your pumps last a lot longer, but either way being hundreds of dollars less than an electrical pump, this is definitely where to invest. I also bought the lady bug collection cups in hopes of losing less milk when I’m too busy to pump. If my breasts are leaking, I can just pop those on really quickly, they fit the best in a nursing or sports bra. I’m obsessed with saving every drop for my baby, haakaa really really knows how to help with that. Just please please please make safety lanyards for your collection cups so less milk gets waisted for clumsy moms 🥹 Thank you!!!!

This was raving all over social media right before I had my first baby. So I bought this in 2023. I used it every single feeding. As a FTM I had no clue what I was doing, if it was good, how to do it properly all the things. As a second time mom I feel like I know a little more this time around with these manual pumps and I’d love to give my feedback for any other mamas out there looking for some help/advice. Overall This product is a good manual easy way to pump/start to express milk or catch a letdown (without a hard suction light squeeze)Pros:*easy to use- I will mention sometimes for me I’d have to adjust it a few times to get it around my nipple and areola’s in the right spot. Or my milk wouldn’t come out properly.*lightweight/ very convenient to take anyplace*quiet/ no cords or machine*works very very well* holds a good amount of milk*not expensive*last a long time for good useCons:*Baby would kick it off if trying to use during a feeding (cradle position) and if I would get up or move it looses suction I would have to hold it when I walk.*suction is VERY strong- it would be painful most the time and even sometimes it wouldn’t get all my milk out because it doesn’t reach closer to my nipple. So self express had to be done as well.*over supply/nipple stimulation- I believe this pump made me an over suppler with my first because I would use it each feed (every hour) for months because of cluster feeding. This time around I use it here and there because I didn’t want an over supply. And I notice a huge difference.*tips over easily ( that’s why I bought another with a lid and suction on bottom)

This pump was recommended by my lactation consultant and I'm so glad I gave it a try. I exclusively breastfeed and have a really good milk supply that would give me engorged breasts that make it uncomfortable, not to mention the leaking and hardness of my breasts. So when I breastfeed I use the haakaa pump attached to the other breast. It catches my letdown and releases the pressure from engorgement. Such a relief! And I get to save the excess milk in storage go build my supply for when we transition to bottles as needed. Just squeeze the collection bulb and attach over the areola and it should hold well especially as the milk starts to collect. I also like the simplicity of the pump, its one piece and easy to clean. Must have for any breastfeeding mom!

I use the Haakaa manual breast pump every single day and it has been one of the most useful breastfeeding tools I own. It’s incredibly simple, but it works really well for what it’s designed to do.I mostly use it to collect letdown from the opposite breast while feeding my baby. Instead of letting that milk go to waste, the Haakaa catches it easily. Over time it really adds up, and I’ve been able to save a good amount of milk just from using it during regular feeds.One thing I really like is how soft the silicone is. It feels high quality and comfortable, and the suction is strong enough to stay in place while still being easy to attach and remove. Once you get the hang of how to put it on properly, it works very reliably.The only downside is that the standard version doesn’t have a suction base, which means it can be knocked over if you set it down on a surface. I’ve definitely had a few moments where I have cried over spilled milk. Because of that, you just have to be a little careful where you place it.That said, it’s still something I use every day and would absolutely recommend to anyone breastfeeding. It’s simple, effective, easy to clean, and a great way to collect milk that would otherwise be lost. Even with the small drawback, it’s been a really valuable tool in my breastfeeding routine.

This is truly worth the money. When I am feeding my baby on one side, I will generally start leaking on the other side. When this happens I'm able to put the haakaa on and catch any drips so they dont go to waste. I also use it to supplement my actual pump. When the pump is being cleaned, I can count on the haakaa to pump milk for me hands free. I use it everyday! Sometimes I put it on and forget it's even there, bc it doesn't have the same sucking action that a regular pump has. You squeeze it onto your nipple/areola and it will pull down the milk automatically. Its sturdy and the material seems like it will last. I believe I will be able to use this for a very long time. I love it & highly recommend getting it.

Bought this for my wife, and she absolutely loves it! It’s easy to use, comfortable, and makes collecting milk so much easier. Definitely worth having for breastfeeding!

I have purchased this product twice for pumping after two pregnancies (2022 and 2025). It was by far the best silicone breast pump I used (I’ve probably tried 4 different brands now since they’re all relatively affordable at less than $20-$15). I really like that these work without any active pumping and just rely of the suction created by the initial squeeze and seal. I generally alternate baby on one side and pump on the other each feeding and it’s been really effective for me to keep my supply steady and baby fed- and I don’t even ever really need to use the pumped milk. I think some other reviewers may be confused about how this product works based on their comments, but if it helps anyone- know that you don’t actively squeeze and release this product to pump milk out, it just does it like a suction cup on glass (but not lol).All that said, I can’t give it five stars and my main point in writing this is that the product has changed between the last three years. The one I purchased in 2022 was at least a full 2 grams heavier (73g vs 71g) than what I purchased in 2025. This is a big difference for a product of this size made entirely of silicone. It was the quality, thickness and sturdiness that made the Haakaa so much better than the competitors, but it seems they have opted to reduce the most important aspects of the product to either increase profits or mask rising production costs and keep the consumer price stable (but for an inferior product). I was so disappointed when I realized this because the 2022 version was so good. Mine even works better than the competitors and 2025 haakaa after my dog chewed off part of the opening- not kidding.I could still recommend this product generally but it’s only marginally better than others now and if there’s any return buyers- know the product is not quite the same

Absolutely recommend this pump for use while doing both - breastfeeding the baby or expressing milk. While the baby or pump is on one breast, the haakaa can be used to collect the letdown on the other. The best part is its suction. You just put it on the breast and forget about it. It collects a good quantity of letdown milk which otherwise goes waste. It's also effective as a manual breast pump. For me, it doesn't work as efficiently as an electric pump. But for the price and the fact that it's completely hands free, noise free, portable, no charging required, it's a complete value for money and an absolute must-have!

Product is amazing, it helps to pump milk very fast and easy.However, in Dubai delivery company confused flat number and I had to search from neighbour my package.

It works perfectlyHurts a bit but overall very satisfied

Perfecto para recolectar leche cuando estás amamantando en uno de los 2 senos

Ich habe mir die Hakaa Milch“pumpe“ auf Rat meiner Hebamme bestellt, um Milch aufzufangen, die beim Stillen aus der anderen Brust läuft. Bei Kind 1 habe ich nur Milchauffangschalen benutzt. Diese waren für mich keine wirkliche Option. Sie sind immer wieder beim entfernen übergelaufen, waren wackelig und instabil.Die Hakaa Milchpumpe ist keine tatsächliche Pumpe, da man mit ihr die Milch nicht wirklich aus der Brust pumpt. Man stellt ein Vakuum her und dadurch läuft mehr Milch als gewöhnlich aus der Brust. Das Vakuum löst sich nach gewisser Zeit und man setzt die Pumpe dann einfach wieder an. Für mich funktioniert das problemlos.Auch wenn die „Pumpe“ keine wirkliche Pumpe ist, ist sie für mich eine sehr gute Alternative. Der Prozess ist super unkompliziert und im Vergleich zum Pumpen mit anderen Pumpen auch viel angenehmer für mein Empfinden.Wenn ich parallel bei der Verwendung stille, gelingt es mir problemlos 90-100 ml Milch zu gewinnen. Und das ohne Schmerzen und viel Arbeit. Außerdem ist auch die Reinigung im Vergleich zu üblichen Milchpumpen ein Klacks. Nicht zu vergleichen. Aktuell kann ich mir gut vorstellen, dass ich in dieser Stillzeit komplett auf eine Pumpe zum pumpen verzichten kann und nur mit der Hakaa auskommen werde.Wie zufrieden man mit dem „Pump“Ergebnis ist, hängt vielleicht aber auch damit zusammen, wie viel Milch einem selbst sowieso beim stillen aus der Brust läuft.Für mich ist sie genau das Richtige und ich kann es in meinem Fall uneingeschränkt weiterempfehlen.