Universal Narrow Neck Breastshield Set [Double Pack]

The Pumpables Universal All-In-One Narrow Neck Breastshield is an all-in-one breastshield that is compatible with most major brands of breast pumps. For full compatibility info, check the compatibility tab.

The all-in-one design means that the breastshield is in one piece - there is no separate flange (the funnel bit) and the entire breastshield screws directly to your bottle. This has the advantage of less pieces for cleaning and assembly, but does mean it's more expensive to replace parts if you need to change sizes.

The set includes:

• Breastshields in your chosen size x 2
• Valve heads x 2
• Membranes x 2

This shield fits with narrow neck bottle sets. If you are using wide neck bottles, you will need to purchase the Pumpables Narrow Neck to Wide Neck Bottle Adaptor.

Please note that backflow protectors or filters are not included, compatible backflow protectors are available separately on our site.

Using the Pumpables Universal All-In-One Breastshield

The back part of the shield is shaped to allow a tubing connector to plug directly into the shield. If the end of your tubing looks like this, then the tubing will plug directly into the shield. Examples of models that will work with this setup are the Spectra Dew 350 and the Medela Swing (but not the Medela Swing Maxi or Freestyle unfortunately). 

If you are using a breast pump with a backflow protector, then you will use the included Pumpables adaptor piece. Plug the adaptor piece into the back of the breast shield, then connect the backflow protector to the adaptor piece. You will connect your pump tubing on the other side of the backflow protector as usual. Examples of models that will work with this setup are the Pumpables Milk Genie, Spectra S1, Spectra S2, Spectra 9 Plus and Spectra M1. SuperGenie users can also connect their pump to this breastshield, but do need to purchase a compatible backflow protector.

We always recommend you use a backflow protector when pumping for optimum hygiene.

How to pick the right flange size

If you experience any kind of pain when pumping, the wrong size shield is often the culprit. Women are not one size fits all, and it's no different with breastshields! If you have no idea at all what size you are, then you can try to gauge the size by measuring your nipple circumference. Note - it is irrelevant what bra cup size you are - it is the width of your nipple when you are pumping that determines your flange size. Some women's nipples change shape more than others do when pumping, so unfortunately the size of your nipples when not pumping is not always an indication of flange size.

Measuring your nipple

To measure your nipple, you need to measure straight across the widest part of the nipple (not including any areola). It's helpful to measure after pumping for 10-20 seconds.

Download Nipple Ruler

If you're still not sure, head to our Fitting Room and get personalised assistance from one of the team. We have fit hundreds of hundreds of pumping mamas with the right size breastshield!

This shield fits with narrow neck bottle sets. If you are using wide neck bottles like Pumpables or Spectra bottles, you can use our narrow to wide neck adaptors.

Breastshield sizing is tricky. To get started, use the ruler at Nipple Ruler link

Have a good read through this blog post as well- Breastshield size guide blog post

If you are using a normal ruler to measure, once you have measured your nipple size, then round up to the closest mm, , and that would be the best shield size to try. So if your nipple size measures just under 19mm, choose the 19mm shield size .

If you are using the nipple ruler, the size to try would be the size stated on the hole that fits snugly. Your nipple should fit in the circle on the nipple ruler snugly, but without the circle squashing the nipple. Minimal space should be visible between the nipple and the edge of the circle on the ruler. You do not want areola entering into the circle - just nipple. Send us some pictures if you're not sure. 

All Pumpables parts in contact with your milk are free from BPA, phthalates and other nasties.