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8. Charging
The battery level indicator lights indicate the pump operating time remaining. A red bar is
illuminated when the battery is low. Charge immediately if red light is indicated.
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Monitor battery life to ensure there is at least one solid green bar illuminated prior starting
a session.
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Green battery lights will flash when charging is in progress. The pump will NOT turn on
during charging.
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It takes approximately 4 hours to fully charge the battery utilizing the charging cord provided
with the Wearable Pump.
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For best charging results, use a power brick rated for 5 Watts minimum.
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When the pump is fully charged, the battery lights will illuminate 4 green bars.
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY: 3.8V, 1300mAH, LITHIUM ION
4 green bars Enough charge for approximately 8 sessions
3 green bars Enough charge for approximately 6 sessions
2 green bars Enough charge for approximately 4 sessions
1 green bar Enough charge for one full pumping session
1 red bar Battery low, inadequate charge for pumping session
Flashing red light Pump will turn off
*A session time is approximated at 15-20 minutes, but may vary by individual.
9. Breastmilk Storage Guidelines
Breastmilk Storage and Thawing Guidelines for Full-term Healthy Babies
Check with your healthcare provider or an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
for specific storage instructions. When freezing, store in the back of the freezer and do not
store milk in the door as temperature can fluctuate as the door is opened and closed.
Guide to storing fresh breastmilk for use with healthy, full-term babies
PLACE TEMPERATURE HOW LONG THINGS TO KNOW
Countertop,
table
Room temperature
(up to 77°F)
Up to 4 hours
Containers should be covered and kept as cool as possible.
Covering the container with a clean cool towel may keep milk
cooler. Throw out any leftover milk within 2 hours after the
baby is finished feeding.
Refrigerator 40°F Up to 4 days
Store milk in the back of the refrigerator. When at work, it's OK
to put breastmilk in a shared refrigerator. Be sure to label the
container clearly.
Freezer 0°F or colder
Within 6 months
is best. Up to 12
months is acceptable
Store milk toward the back of the freezer where the temperature
is most constant. Milk stored at 0°F or colder is safe for longer
durations, but the quality of the milk might not be as high.
Source: Adapted from 7th Edition American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Pediatric Nutrition Handbook (2014); 2nd Edition
AAP/American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Breastfeeding Handbook for Physicians (2014); Academy
of Breastfeeding Medicine (ABM) Clinical Protocol #8 Human Milk Storage Information for Home Use for Full-Term Infants(link
is external) (2017); CDC Human Milk Storage Guidelines (2018).
Date all breastmilk and use the oldest breastmilk first.
NOTE: DO NOT refreeze milk once it is thawed.
Thawing
Thaw frozen milk in the refrigerator or place the containers under cool running water, gradually
warming the water until the milk is thawed. Thawed milk can be kept in a refrigerator for up to
24 hours.