Neno brjóstaskjöldur - reducer for Neno funnel size 24mm (15, 17 & 19mm)

Neno breast shield reducer for funnel size 24mm.

The 24mm Neno funnel reducer (the standard funnel size of every Neno breast pump model) is an accessory used when this size is too large for women whose breasts have smaller nipples. The reducer is designed to reduce the diameter of the funnel from 24mm to 19mm, 17mm and 15mm. The breast pump funnel reducer ensures a proper fit. A funnel size too large in relation to the nipple can result in inappropriate milk extraction, discomfort or even nipple inflammation.

Reducers 15mm. 17mm and 19mm for the Neno funnel are compatible with all 24mm Neno funnels for breast pumps: Neno Bella, Neno Bella Twin, Neno Camino, Neno Bueno, Neno Primo, Neno Bianco, Neno Uno, Neno Angelo, Neno Perfetto, Neno Due, Neno Bueno, Neno Perla and Neno Perla Twin. Use the reducer to easily adapt the breast pump to your breast. Choose the right size.

HOW TO CHOOSE BREAST SHIELD SIZE?

Every breast is different, so choose the suitable Neno breast shield. A correctly selected breast shield is crucial for good milk flowing and Mom’s comfort during pumping. 

DO YOU KNOW THAT:

– the size of the breasts, and hence the breast shield size, may change over the breastfeeding cycle
– the size of the nipple changes when you turn on the breast pump and create a vacuum in it
– pressing the breast pump too hard may block the milk ducts
– an unmatched size of the breast shield can hurt your nipples. The discomfort can lead to the loss of lactation.
To ensure the safety of the mums and their kids, Neno has interchangeable breast shields. If your nipples are on the verge of size, we recommend buying two sizes of breast shields. You can give yourself a calm head and the breast shield reserve in case your nipples change size during feeding.

WHEN YOU SHOULD CHOOSE ANOTHER BREAST SHIELD SIZE:

– the nipple rubs against the tunnel walls during pumping
– the nipple has a lot of space around it
– part of the areola is pulled into the funnel tunnel
– after the pumping cycle, you get the feeling that your milk has not been fully expressed