Elvie Stride 2 Enkele Elektrische Borstkolf
Elvie

Elvie Stride 2 Enkele Elektrische Borstkolf

€199.99

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€199.99

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Elvie Stride 2 Enkele Elektrische Borstkolf. Betere pasvorm. Beter gevoel. Betere doorstroming. Handsfree. Zachte siliconen, ziekenhuiskwaliteit elektrische borstkolf (150ml). Maak kennis met de allereerste elektrische borstkolf van Elvie die geschikt is voor 99% van de tepels, direct uit de doos. Maximaliseer je melkproductie met een betere pasvorm en ziekenhuiskwaliteit kracht, want elke druppel telt. Ultrazachte siliconen cups omsluiten de natuurlijke curve van je borst voor een comfortabele pasvorm die discreet is onder kleding en zacht voor je huid.

Specificaties & kenmerken

Specificaties

Weight0.58kg

Belangrijkste kenmerken

  • New ultra-soft, lightweight silicone cups for superior comfort
  • Fits 99% of nipples* with 6 sizes included
  • 10 intensity settings with Stimulation and Expression modes for natural suction
  • Rechargeable battery lasts for nearly three hours of pumping
  • Safe and hygienic, FDA-approved
  • Ultra-soft lightweight silicone cups hug the natural curve of your breast

  • Better fit, Better Flow

    Fits 99% of nipples* with 6 sizes included in box

  • Hospital-grade suction to help maximise milk flow, with smart app-control

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