Ameda HygieniKit User manual

Tubing
Silicone Diaphragm
Adapter Cap
4-ounce Bottle
Locking Disk
Locking Ring
Valve
Breast Flange
Tubing Adapter

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Dual pumping
with one hand
gives you a
free hand for
other things.
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To dual pump:
Both tubes should be
attached to tubing adapter.
To single pump:
Remove one tube and
close tubing adapter.

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Good Fit
During pumping, your nipple
moves freely in the breast
flange tunnel. You see space
around the nipple. Not much
areola is drawn into the
tunnel with the nipple.
Too Small
During pumping, some or all
of your nipple rubs against
the sides of the breast
flange tunnel.
Too Large
During pumping, more areola
is drawn into the breast flange
with your nipple. Your areola
may rub against the side of
the breast flange tunnel.

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3. Push piston into
upper chamber
of flange.
5. Screw flange
onto bottle.
Handle is on
correctly if top
of handle is a
straight line.
4. Pull handle down
and snap handle
collar around
bottom of flange.
(See shaded area
in diagram above.)

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Storage Deep Freeze Refrigerator Refrigerator Cooler with Room Temperature
Time for Freezer Frozen
Human (variable Ice Packs (66°F – 72°F) (72°F – 79°F)
Milk* (0°F/-18°C) 0°F/-18°C) (39°F /4°C) (59°F/15°C) (19°C – 22°C) (22°C– 26°C)
Fresh 12 Months 3–4 Months 8 Days 24 Hours 6–10 Hours 4 Hours
Frozen, Do Not Do Not 24 Hours Do Not 4 Hours 4 Hours
Thawed Refreeze Refreeze Store
in Fridge
Thawed, Do Not Do Not 4 Hours Do Not Until Feeding Until Feeding
Warmed, Refreeze Refreeze Store Ends Ends
Not Fed
Warmed, Discard Discard Discard Discard Until Feeding Until Feeding
Fed Ends Ends
* Storage times may vary for premature or sick babies. Sources: Jones, F. and M.R.. Tully, Best Practice for
Expressing, Storing and Handling Human Milk in Hospitals, Homes and Child Care Settings. Raleigh, NC: Human
Milk Banking Association of North America, 2006; Mohrbacher, N. Breastfeeding Answers Made Simple. Amarillo,
TX: Hale Publishing, 2010.
Guidelines for Storing and Thawing Human Milk