Aoaodbu Colostrum Collector Kit: 100x 3ml Syringes + 5 Breastmilk Bags

Capture, store, and use colostrum with confidence

In late pregnancy (around 33–37 weeks) and the days after delivery, many mothers produce small amounts of colostrum. Described as nutrient-dense and high in protein, colostrum is described as easily absorbed by newborns in the product notes. The Aoaodbu Colostrum Collector Kit is designed to help you collect and manage this early milk with hygiene and practicality, turning a natural moment into an orderly routine. While outcomes can vary, the kit emphasizes clear organization, portability, and straightforward storage to suit busy days and quiet moments alike.

The kit provides a complete, ready-to-use system that blends into real life—whether you are at home, on the go, or in between. It focuses on ease of use, transparent measurements, and secure storage so you can handle the first milk with greater peace of mind.

What’s inside

• 100 sterile 3 ml syringes with caps for clean collection and portioning
• 100 caps to seal each syringe securely
• 100 stickers for labeling samples and dates
• 5 breastmilk storage bags for organized, tidy storage
• 1 piece 30 ml measuring cup for accurate volumes

Compact and portable

The design is lightweight and practical, so you can keep the necessary equipment close at hand whether you’re at home, traveling, or elsewhere. This portability is paired with a compact footprint to minimize clutter.

Easy to use

• Syringes feature a clear scale for straightforward reading
• Effortless-to-push plungers and airtight seals help minimize leakage

Wide applications

In addition to colostrum collection, the syringes with caps can be useful for other liquids, such as simple transfers in lab-like settings, fragrance or liquid samples, refilling inks, and more.

Label everything with the included stickers to stay organized. This kit is a practical companion for mothers who value a tidy, reliable method to handle first milk and related liquids.

Note: This product is a collection and storage aid, not a medical device. Hygiene and local guidelines should guide handling and storage of milk.