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Silicone Diaphragms (FOR FLANGES ONLY)

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$6.99 $9.99 In stock

Category: Breast Pump Parts

Diaphragms (also known as backflow protectors) keep milk and air from flowing back up the tubing. They prevent milk from getting into the breast pump motor and also keep your tubing as clean as possible.

Replace your silicone diaphragm every 8-9 weeks. It's crucial to replace it frequently especially if you use your pump multiple times per day.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

These fit snugly into the flanges and I can already tell my tubing is staying totally dry after a week of daily pumping. The silicone is firm enough that I don't worry about them collapsing mid-session, which was my main gripe with the last set.

Sofia S. ★★★★★

The silicone is stiffer than I expected, which actually makes it easier to snap into place without worrying about it folding. After a week of daily pumping, the milk has stayed completely out of the tubing—exactly what I needed.

Grace H. ★★★★★

These fit snugly over the flange and I can finally stop worrying about milk sneaking up the tubing. The seal has held up through a week of heavy pumping sessions, and cleanup is a breeze.