Every drop counts. So does your sleep.

Patients fall asleep mid-session. They are exhausted, medicated, recovering from surgery, or simply cannot keep two flanges seated for twenty minutes at a time. When the flanges shift, the session's output ends up on the bed.

For a premature infant in the NICU, that output is not a convenience. Every drop of a mother's milk is critical to that child's survival, and a spilled bottle is not something the next session gets back.

• Reduces spillage when a patient falls asleep while pumping.
• Supports patients with limited mobility or dexterity who cannot hold flanges in position unaided.
• Protects the supply a NICU infant is being fed from, session after session.

Every patient who can pump hands-free is a patient who does not need a nurse or lactation consultant standing at the bedside to hold a pump in place. That time goes back to the rest of the floor.

And because PreemieBra is made from the same disposable knit material as the maternity briefs you already stock, offering one is a supply decision rather than a capital one — which is exactly why fabric pumping bras never made it onto most floors.

• More patients pumping hands-free at the same staffing level.
• Disposable-brief economics — same affordable material family, same single-use handling.
• No laundering and no shared undergarments between patients.
• Stretch-to-fit, one size — no sizing to stock, sort, or get wrong at 3 a.m.