Momcozy M5 Wearable Double Electric Breast Pump

Refer to the sizing guide in your user manual. Measure your nipple diameter (not areola) after a warm shower or brief massage. The flange tunnel should be slightly larger than your nipple, allowing it to move freely without rubbing against the sides.

While wearable, it is not recommended to use the pump while lying down or sleeping, as this can affect suction, lead to milk leakage, or block the air vent, potentially damaging the pump or causing discomfort.

All parts that come into contact with breast milk should be disassembled and cleaned after each use. Sterilization is recommended at least once daily.

Info needed: [Battery life can vary based on usage patterns and chosen intensity levels. Refer to the product manual or manufacturer's specifications for an estimated operating time on a full charge.]

The pump typically features a 'Massage' mode to stimulate let-down and a 'Expression' mode for efficient milk removal. Some models may have additional modes. Experiment to find which combination works best for your milk flow.

The Momcozy M5 is designed with a low-noise motor to facilitate discreet pumping in various environments, from the office to public spaces.

Check all assembled parts to ensure they are correctly connected and sealed. Inspect the diaphragm and valve for tears or damage. Ensure the flange forms a tight seal around the breast and is the correct size. The milk collector should be properly attached.

Ensure the pump is fully charged using the original charging cable. Try a different power outlet or USB port. If the issue persists, contact customer support for further assistance.

Verify that you are using the correct flange size. An ill-fitting flange can cause pain and reduce milk output. Adjust the suction intensity to a comfortable level. Ensure proper positioning of the pump on your breast. If pain persists, consult a lactation consultant.

Check that all parts are correctly assembled and tightly secured, especially the milk collector and the flange seal. Ensure the pump is positioned upright on your breast and not tilted excessively. Do not overfill the milk collector beyond its maximum capacity.

Ensure you are adequately hydrated and relaxed. Experiment with different modes (e.g., massage mode before expression mode) and intensity levels. Consider performing breast compressions during pumping. Ensure your flange size is correct. If the issue continues, consult a lactation consultant.