Elvie Curve Breast Pump - White

The Elvie Curve is designed for gentle, hands-free milk expression, primarily to collect let-down milk while you're feeding or pumping on the other breast, or to relieve fullness when your breasts are engorged. It's not intended as a primary electric pump replacement for establishing or maintaining a full milk supply.

The Elvie Curve has a capacity to collect up to 4oz (120ml) of breast milk.

No, the Elvie Curve is a manual, silicone pump that operates using natural suction created by pressing the pouch. It requires no batteries, charging, or power source.

To create suction, position the Elvie Curve over your breast with your nipple centered. Then, simply press the silicone pouch to expel air and create a vacuum seal. The natural suction will begin to draw out milk.

Yes, the Elvie Curve is made from high-quality, food-grade silicone that is free from BPA and phthalates, ensuring it is safe for both you and your baby.

After each use, wash all components with warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and allow to air dry completely. It is recommended to sterilize periodically, especially for young infants, by boiling or using a steam sterilizer.

Absolutely! Its small, lightweight, and battery-free design makes the Elvie Curve an excellent companion for travel, allowing you to manage milk collection discreetly and conveniently wherever you go.

Ensure a proper seal around your breast. Reposition the pump, ensuring your nipple is centered and no air is escaping. The silicone should feel firmly attached. Sometimes, moistening the rim with a little water can help create a better seal.

Check if your bra is providing enough support to hold the pump securely against your breast. A well-fitting nursing bra is crucial for stability. Also, ensure sufficient suction has been created by pressing the pouch firmly before releasing.

Remember the Elvie Curve is primarily for collecting let-down or relieving fullness, not for stimulating a full pumping session. It works best when your body is naturally releasing milk (e.g., while feeding baby on the other breast). Ensure you are relaxed and well-hydrated.

This could be due to overfilling (capacity is 4oz/120ml), an improper seal, or the pump being dislodged. Ensure the one-way valve is correctly positioned and not obstructed. Double-check the seal against your breast and avoid overfilling.

Ensure the silicone is clean and dry (or slightly moistened for better seal). The 'press and release' motion needs to create a vacuum. If the silicone is damaged or worn, it may not hold suction effectively. Inspect for tears or degradation.