
Every drop counts
Catch the milk you are already making.
Soft in-bra collectors catch the natural letdown from the side baby is not feeding on, so it ends up in the freezer instead of a breast pad.
- Catches letdown
- Reusable pair
- No extra pumping

No extra session
A stash built during the feed you were doing anyway.
Slip a collector into your bra on the other side, feed as normal, then pour what it caught into a storage bag.
- No extra pumping
- No extra time
- No letdown wasted

How they work
Three steps, during a feed you are already doing.
Slip it in, feed as normal, then pour and store what you caught.

1
Slip it in
On the side baby is not feeding from

2
Feed as normal
The collector catches the natural letdown

3
Pour and store
Tip the milk into a bag or bottle, then rinse the collector
Collect, do not absorb
Why not just use a breast pad?
Because a pad soaks the milk up and then goes in the bin. A collector saves it, and the same pair is used again and again.

Relievoo
- Saves the milk
- Fits inside any bra
- Soft food-grade silicone
- Reusable pair

Disposable pads
- Absorbs the milk
- Single use
- Thrown away after each feed

Washable pads
- Absorbs the milk
- Reusable
- Needs washing every time
Soft where it matters
Two parts. Nothing complicated.
A soft silicone cushion meets the skin while the shallow clear shell catches the milk. The two snap apart for cleaning.
- Soft silicone cushion
- Shallow collection shell
- Easy-pour opening


Build a stash
A little saved during feeds adds up.
Pour what you catch into a storage bag or bottle and store it promptly, following your usual breast-milk storage guidance.
- No extra pumping session
- Pours into standard bags and bottles
- Reusable again and again
- Dishwasher safe, top rack
Frequently Asked Questions
Enough for a typical letdown during a single feed. Empty the collector into a storage bag between feeds rather than leaving it to fill up.
They sit flat inside a well-fitting bra. A nursing bra or a firm everyday bra works best. Avoid loose or stretched-out bras.
Yes, provided the collector was clean and the milk is transferred and stored promptly. Follow the usual guidance on storing expressed breast milk.
They are not a pump attachment. They are worn on the opposite side to catch natural letdown while you feed or pump.
Warm soapy water, or the top rack of the dishwasher. They also go in a standard cold water or steam steriliser.
During feeds, yes. Many mums still use a pad overnight or when they are out and cannot empty the collector.
You have 30 days and free returns. Send them back and we will refund you.

