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FAQ's

What is the best breast pump in NZ?

The best breast pump depends on your feeding goals, lifestyle and how often you plan to express. Wearable breast pumps are great for portability, while double electric pumps can suit regular expressing.

What is the difference between a breast pump and a milk pump?

A milk pump is another common name for a breast pump. Both refer to a device used to express breast milk.

Are portable breast pumps worth it?

Portable breast pumps can be worth it for mums who need flexibility, especially when returning to work, travelling, or pumping while caring for baby.

What is a hospital grade breast pump?

A hospital grade breast pump is designed for stronger, more efficient expressing, often with a closed-system design and powerful motor support. It can be a good option for mums who pump regularly, are building supply, exclusively expressing, or want a more reliable pumping setup at home.

Who is the Euphoria Plus hospital grade breast pump best for?

The Euphoria Plus hospital grade breast pump is ideal for mums who need a dependable pump for regular expressing, exclusive pumping, mixed feeding, or building a freezer stash. It is also a helpful option if you want stronger suction and more consistent milk output than a small portable pump.

Should I choose Euphoria Plus or a wearable breast pump?

Choose Euphoria if you want a powerful pump for regular expressing, supply support, or exclusive pumping. Choose a wearable breast pump if your main priority is portability, discretion, and hands-free pumping while moving around. If budget allows, using both can give you the best of both worlds.

What do I need for breast milk storage?

Most mums use breast milk storage bags or bottles, labels, and a cooler bag or insulated cooler when transporting expressed milk.