After Every Use; Storing Your Breast Milk; Using Your Breast Milk - Evenflo Advanced Double Manual

After Every Use

For optimal performance, follow these steps after every use:
• Completely disassemble the flange assembly, see page 5.
• Rinse bottles, diaphragms, valves, membranes, flanges, and flange
inserts in cool water to remove milk residue.
• Hand wash with warm, soapy water.
• Rinse thoroughly and air dry before assembly. You may also wash your
flange assembly (after rinsing) on the top rack of your dishwasher.
• Use care when handling the valve/membrane assembly during cleaning
to avoid damage. Before each use, visually inspect the individual
components for cracks, chips, tears, discoloration or deterioration. In
the event that damage to the device is observed, please discontinue use
until the parts have been replaced.
• Wipe the pump unit with a clean, damp cloth as needed.
• Inspect the tubing for condensation or milk after each use. If condensation is
observed in the tubing, contact Evenflo for replacement parts.
WARNING
NEVER immerse pump unit or AC adapter in water or attempt to sanitize in a
microwave oven. Damage to parts and oven may occur. DO NOT boil or wash
tubing or tubing adapter.

Storing Your Breast Milk

1. After sealing your bottle tightly with the sealing disc and cap ring, label the
bottle with the date and time the milk was expressed.
2. Use the chart below as a guide for storing your breast milk for future use.
Note: In hot weather, chill milk immediately to prevent spoilage.
Breast Milk Storage Guidelines*
Room
Temperature
Freshly Expressed
Up to 4 hours
Breast Milk
Thawed Breast Milk
1 - 2 hours
(previously frozen)
*
CDC. Proper Storage and Preparation of Breast Milk, Revised 2020. https://www.cdc.gov/breastfeed-
ing/recommendations/handling_breastmilk.htm
*
ABM Clinical Protocol #8: Human Milk Storage Information for Home Use for Full-Term Infants, Revised
2017. https://abm.memberclicks.net/assets/DOCUMENTS/PROTOCOLS/8-human-milk-storage-protocol-
english.pdf
Refrigerator
Freezer
Within 6 months is best
Up to 4 days
Up to 12 months is
acceptable
NEVER re-freeze
24 hours
milk after it has thawed
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Note: Breast milk should be stored in the refrigerator or freezer compartment away
from the door to avoid changes in temperature.
For models that include a cooler bag:
1. Place frozen ice packs in the included cooler bag.
2. Place the sealed bottle(s) inside and zip the bag closed.
3. When frozen ice packs are used and the cooler bag is kept at room
temperature of 68 – 77° F (20 – 25° C), breast milk can be safely stored for
up to 10 hours.
Note: Avoid storing the cooler bag in a hot closet, cabinet, or car.
1. Thaw frozen milk slowly in the refrigerator. Avoid letting milk sit out at room
temperature to thaw. (For quicker thawing, hold container under running
water – start with cool water and gradually increase the temperature.)
2. Just before feeding, warm refrigerated milk:
• Use a bottle warmer, or
• Hold the sealed bottle under warm, running water, or
• Heat water in a cup or other small container, then place sealed
bottle in the water to warm.
• DO NOT heat breast milk for more than 15 minutes.
3. The milk fat may separate while stored. Briefly shake or swirl milk to mix
before offering it to baby.
4. If feeding from the collection bottle, you must use Evenflo Balance +
Standard Nipples. Other brands or types of nipples will not work effectively.
When using the Evenflo Balance + Standard Nipples for feeding, squeeze
nipple base and insert through the TOP of the cap ring. Once lip is inside
cap ring, release the nipple and lightly push the inside lip towards the edge.
Hand-tighten cap ring with care not to over or under tighten. Evenflo Balance
+ Standard Nipples sold separately.
5. Always test the temperature of the milk before feeding.
IMPORTANT!
• NEVER microwave human milk or heat directly on the stove.
• If baby does not finish breast milk at one feeding, unfinished amount must be
discarded within 2 hours.
• Cool freshly pumped breast milk before adding to refrigerated or frozen breast
milk.
Storing Your Breast Milk

Using Your Breast Milk

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