Freemie

Watch this super short video to see how to assemble your Freemie Standard Cups, or follow the below step-by-step instructions. Assembling Your Stan...

The Freemie Standard Collection Cups are sold as a set (model FG063), and also come with Freemie Liberty and Independence Pumps.  Standard Cup sets come...

With proper use and care, Freemie cups should be useful for about a year. To get the most life out of your Freemie Cups, follow our care recommendations. Be...

Freemie Cups are made from food-safe medical grade plastic, and are durable. Since the cups are worn, it's very important that they not leak. Damaged pa...

New Users For new users, feeling little to no suction can be due to a number of reasons such as incorrect cup assembly, poor bra or breast flange fit, or ...

Breast Flange size (and correct bra fit) matter when using Freemie Cups. You won't be comfortable without the right size, and you won't get all or a...

If you have milk in the tubing it means something is damaged, or use is incorrect. While it is not as common, the use of an incompatible pump will cause mil...

If only one cup seems to be working, the issue may be incorrect cup assembly, poor bra fit or breast flange size, damaged or worn parts, or incompatible pum...

Some light condensation in the tubing can be normal. When pumping warm milk into a sealed container, some condensation or water vapor can be created in the ...

A wide range of positions and movement are possible with Freemie when you mind the pour spout. The easy-pour spout acts as a vent for the vacuum suction ...