Momnagi breast milk collector, isolated

Momnagi Wearable Breast Milk Collector – Silicone Milk Catcher

1 Count
$15.99
Sale price  $15.99 Regular price 
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Momnagi breast milk collector, isolated

Momnagi Wearable Breast Milk Collector – Silicone Milk Catcher

$15.99
Sale price  $15.99 Regular price 

Wear it on the other side while you feed — it catches what would otherwise leak, hands-free.

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Momnagi Wearable Breast Milk Collector – Silicone Milk Catcher

1 Count

Stop pouring it into a muslin.

A wearable silicone collector that catches every letdown from the side you're not feeding on — 2.3 oz at a time, with no pump, no suction and no noise.

Here is the maths nobody does out loud. If you leak an ounce a feed and you feed eight times a day, that's most of a bottle — gone into a nursing pad, every single day, for months.

You already know this. That's why you've tried the folded muslin, the shell that slid sideways, the pump you have to set up and sterilise while the baby is actively screaming. Every option asks you to do something. At 4am, doing something is the problem.

Passive collection: it works while you don't

This isn't a pump. There's no suction, no motor and no assembly. A gentle silicone cushion seals against the breast and holds position inside your nursing bra, and your natural letdown does the rest. You put it in before the feed and you take it out after. That's it.

Why this one sits differently

  • It's low-profile enough to hide. The flat back sits inside a nursing bra without a bulge under a shirt.
  • 2.3 oz / 70 ml capacity. Enough for a full letdown without a mid-feed emergency.
  • Designed for all shapes. The 42.5mm opening is built to fit normal, long, short and inverted — one size, fits most.
  • Leak-free by design. The anti-spill construction is what makes it survivable when you lean forward.
  • Easy pouring. A shaped spout means it goes into a bottle or bag without a funnel and without a spill.
  • 100% food-grade silicone. One piece, no seams, nothing to unscrew — which is also why it takes ten seconds to clean.

Four steps, start to finish

  1. Place. Slip it over the breast you aren't feeding from.
  2. Wear. Let your nursing bra hold it in position and feed as normal.
  3. Pour. Tip the collected milk straight into a bottle or storage bag.
  4. Clean. Wash, rinse, done — one piece, no crevices.

Specifications

  • Capacity: 2.3 oz / 70 ml
  • Opening: 42.5mm, one size fits most
  • Material: 100% food-grade silicone
  • Type: Passive collection — no suction, no pumping
  • Available: 1-count and 2-count

A note on storing what you collect

Passively collected milk sits at room temperature while you feed, so treat it the way you'd treat any freshly expressed milk — refrigerate or freeze it promptly, and follow your local milk storage guidance.

Specifications

Capacity2.3 oz / 70 ml
Opening42.5mm, one size fits most
Material100% food-grade silicone
TypePassive collection, no suction or pumping

Questions people actually ask

Is this a pump? +
No. There is no suction, no motor and nothing to assemble. It is a passive collector: you wear it on the side you are not feeding from and your natural letdown fills it while you feed.
Will it fit me? +
The opening is 42.5mm and the shape is designed to suit normal, long, short and inverted shapes. It is one size, fits most, and it holds its position inside a nursing bra rather than relying on suction.
Can I store the milk it collects? +
Passively collected milk sits at room temperature while you feed, so treat it the way you would treat any freshly expressed milk. Pour it into a bottle or storage bag and refrigerate or freeze it promptly, following your local milk storage guidance.
How do I clean it? +
It is a single piece of silicone with no seams or screw threads, so warm soapy water and a rinse is enough. There are no crevices for milk to sit in.
Will it leak if I lean forward? +
It is built with an anti-spill construction for exactly that reason, but it is still an open collector rather than a sealed container. Empty it when it approaches the 2.3 oz mark.

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