FAQs Can the Signature Pro Double Electric Breast Pump be used User manual

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FAQs
Can the Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump be used with other brand bottles?
It is recommended to use the Lansinoh® breastmilk feeding and storage bottles with the
Signature Pro® double electric breast pump, as they are designed to work together. Moms may
also pump directly into the Breastmilk Storage Bags with the Signature Pro® for convenience
and to save time.
What other Lansinoh® products can be used with the Signature Pro®?
The TheraPearl 3-in-1 breast therapy packs can be used with the Signature Pro® as a
complimentary pumping aid. Simply heat the pack according to the instructions, affix around the
breast flange to encourage let-down and reduce time spent pumping.
The Simple Wishes hands-free pumping bra may also be used with the Signature Pro® pump.
Not only does the pumping bra-free up moms’ hands during pumping sessions, but it also helps
create a better seal for the pump flanges, improving suction.
How often should the Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump/components be
replaced?
There is no specific timeline for replacement. It is recommended to inspect the pump and
accessories for wear and tear daily. If any parts are cracked, misshaped, or no longer connect, it
is recommended to discard them and replace them.
Where can replacement parts for the Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump be
purchased?
Replacement parts are available from a wide variety of online retailers such as Amazon.com and
Lansinoh.com.
Are the Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump and accessories dishwasher safe?
The accessories of the Signature Pro® Pump may be washed in the dishwasher, not the pump
itself. The breast flange and bottle(s) may be cleaned on the top rack of the dishwasher or hand
washed with dish soap and hot water. All other parts of the breastmilk expression set should be
hand washed to prevent loss and extend their usefulness. To clean the breast pump base, wipe
with a damp cloth, using only water or mild soap.
Can the Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump accessories be sanitized in boiling
water?
Yes, it is recommended to sanitize the pump accessories prior to first use, and regularly as
needed during usage. Disassemble all parts and boil for 5 minutes. DO NOT boil the tubing,
tubing connector or the pump base. Please be sure that there is ample water in the pot so that no
portion of the accessories touch the bottom or the sides of the pot as this could cause them to
melt. Remove all parts from the water immediately after boiling. Completely air dry before
assembly or next use.
Is the Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump portable?
Yes, the Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump is portable. It can be used with the A/C
adapter, 6 AA batteries (not included), or the 9V car adapter (sold separately).
Are Lansinoh® Bottles BPA-free?
Yes, the Lansinoh® bottles and NaturalWave® Nipples are BPA, BPS, and phthalate free.
What choice of settings does the Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump offer?
The Signature Pro® Double Electric Breast Pump was designed to mimic the baby’s natural
feeding pattern and includes two phases: ‘let-down’ and ‘expression’. The ‘let-down’ phase uses
quick and short suction to initiate the milk flow, while the ‘expression’ phase maximizes milk
flow through longer, deeper suction. In each of the two phases, moms can also adjust the suction
strength. The pump offers three different pumping styles to match baby’s individual feeding
patterns and a choice of 8 different suction levels within each pumping style.
What is the difference between hospital strength and hospital grade?
Hospital strength is the term used to describe a breast pump that can reach at least 250 mmHG
of suction, which is the standard for pumps used in the hospital. Both the Lansinoh Signature Pro
and Smartpump 2.0 have adjustable hospital strength suction that both meets this 250mmHG
required range.
The meaning of the term hospital grade depends on who is using the term. Healthcare providers
such as nurses and lactation consultants that work in hospitals use hospital grade to describe a
pump that has been clinically validated to establish and maintain a breastmilk supply. These
pumps are used with patients who need to pump breastmilk for their sick or preterm babies. They
are designed to be very durable, so they may be used for several years by a large number of
patients. These pumps are usually not sold in stores or available through insurance. They are
typically larger and bulkier than personal pumps, and they can cost thousands of dollars.
You may see some personal pump brands describe their pumps as “hospital grade”. However,
these pumps have not been clinically validated and are generally only considered appropriate for
single-user, personal pumping.
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