Freemie Independence II Standard Hospital Grade Double Electric Portable Breast Pump
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Freemie Independence II Standard Double Electric Portable Breast Pump is a powerful, hospital-grade freemie breast pump designed for moms who want true mobility without sacrificing suction strength. Built for hands-free, discreet pumping, this portable double electric pump features wearable Freemie Standard Collection Cups that fit inside your bra, allowing you to pump comfortably at home, at work, or on the go. With over 100 customizable pump settings, independent suction and cycle controls, and Turbo® power, the Freemie Independence II delivers efficient milk expression while keeping milk safely separated from the pump motor through a closed, hygienic system. Quiet operation, memory settings, and a compact clip-on design make this Freemie breast pump an ideal solution for busy moms who need flexibility, comfort, and hospital-grade performance in one complete system.
Features and Benefits
- Hospital grade suction
- Independent suction and cycle controls with Turbo® power
- Automatic shutoff
- Easy-to-see LED indicator lights
- Patented noise reduction technology and a feature-loaded pumping experience.
- Memory function for easy one-touch recall of your 3 favorite pump settings.
- With over 100 pump settings to choose from
- Milk is kept safely and hygienically separated from the electronic pump motor
Specifications
- Pump Type: Double electric, portable breast pump
- Suction Type: Hospital-grade
- Material: BPA-free plastic
- Power: Rechargeable via Micro-USB
- Brand: Freemie
- MPN: FG083
Freemie Independence II Standard Breast Pump Includes
- 1 Freemie Independence II Pump
- 1 Set of Standard Freemie Collection Cups (25mm)
- Cup L-Connector
- Pump Connection Kit
- Micro-USB to USB Charging Cord
- Clothing Clip
- Carrying Bag
Important Non-Returnable Product Notice
For the safety of all our customers and their babies, please note that breast pumps and related accessories are considered personal-use items. Due to strict hygiene and health regulations, this product is non-returnable and non-refundable once the packaging has been opened. This ensures that every breast pump product we ship is brand new, sanitary, and safe to use.
If you have questions about this product before purchase, our customer service team is here to help you choose the best option for your needs.
How to Use the Freemie Independence II Breast Pump
Before First Use
- Charge the pump fully before first use (2–3 hours) using the included USB charging cable. A full charge provides approximately 2.5 hours of pumping time.
- Clean and sanitize all milk-contact parts before use. Boil breast flanges, barriers, valves, valve bases, and cups in uncovered boiling water for 10 minutes. Allow all parts to air dry completely.
Assemble the Freemie Cups
- Place the barrier onto the breast flange.
- Press the valve firmly onto the valve base.
- Guide the valve base over the barrier and press the cup halves together firmly.
- Align the cup arrow with the tubing port and press until you hear a snap to ensure a secure seal.
Connect Cups to the Pump
- Insert tubing into the large end of the L-connector.
- Firmly press the small end of the L-connector into the round tubing port on each cup.
- Join tubing using the Y-connector for double pumping. For single pumping, remove one tube and cap one side.
Test Before Pumping
- Turn the pump on.
- Set Suction to level 10 and Cycle to level 10.
- Confirm the barrier collapses and releases inside the cup. If it does not move, reassemble and check tubing connections.
Position Cups and Start Pumping
- Place the cups inside a well-fitted bra with enough compression to create a proper seal.
- Center the flange opening over the nipple.
- Adjust suction (pink lights) from low to strong and cycle speed (blue lights) from fast to slow for comfort.
- Use Turbo® mode by increasing the cycle setting past level 10 if desired.
- Save up to three favorite settings using the memory buttons.
After Pumping
- Turn off the pump.
- Disconnect tubing and carefully remove the cups.
- Hold cups upright and pour milk through the pour spout into a storage container.
- Clean milk-contact parts with hot, soapy water after each use and air dry completely.
For full assembly diagrams, pumping techniques, flange sizing guidance, and troubleshooting, download the quick user guide:
Download Freemie Independence II Quick Guide (PDF)
Replacement Parts for your Pump
Medicinal Supplies offers Breast Pump Accessories and Supplies giving you extra convenience when using breast pumps. We've got replacement parts for various brands such as Ameda, Evenflo, Hygeia, Lansinoh, Medela, Spectra, and more.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How often should I use a breast pump?
A: It depends on your needs. Many mothers pump every 2-3 hours to maintain supply, while others pump less frequently depending on feeding schedules.
Q: Which breast pumps are the best?
A: The best breast pump varies based on personal needs. Electric pumps offer speed, manual pumps are portable, and hospital-grade pumps provide the strongest suction.
Q: Do breast pumps expire?
A: While breast pumps do not have an official expiration date, their motors and parts can wear out over time. It’s recommended to replace parts as needed.
Q: How do I clean and maintain my breast pump?
A: Always clean and sterilize pump parts after each use to prevent contamination. Follow manufacturer guidelines for safe maintenance.
Q: Are breast pumps covered by insurance?
A: While some insurance providers may cover breast pumps, Medicinal Supplies does not process insurance claims. Customers should check with their provider and submit necessary documents for reimbursement on their own.
Q: Can I reuse a breast pump for multiple babies?
A: Yes, but only if it’s a closed-system pump. Open-system pumps may harbor bacteria and should not be shared.
