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Dr. isla is a mother and baby care brand specializing in wearable electric breast pumps, glass feeding bottles, and safe breast milk collection tools.

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About Dr. isla

Dr. isla is a specialized mother and baby feeding brand dedicated to creating safe, comfortable, and efficient products for nursing mothers and their infants. Their core product lineup features wearable electric breast pumps, premium borosilicate glass baby feeding bottles, and hands-free silicone breast milk collectors. Designed with both safety and convenience in mind, Dr. isla integrates anti-colic ventilation systems, BPA-free food-grade materials, and highly ergonomic designs into their nursing tools, making the breastfeeding and milk storage journey smoother and more predictable for modern parents.

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  • How do I clean my Dr. isla electric breast pump?

    After each use, disassemble all parts that contact milk. Wash them in warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly, and air dry on a clean towel. For a daily deep clean, you can boil the parts for 5 minutes or use the top rack of your dishwasher.

  • Are Dr. isla feeding products BPA-free?

    Yes, all Dr. isla products, including their borosilicate glass feeding bottles and silicone breast milk collectors, are made from food-grade, non-toxic, and BPA-free materials.

  • How do I measure the correct flange size for my Dr. isla pump?

    Measure the diameter of your nipple at the base and add 2–4mm for comfort. For example, if your nipple diameter is 15–17mm, a 21mm flange is recommended. Pumping should not be painful if the correct flange size is used.

  • Can I sterilize the Dr. isla GB01 glass baby bottle in a microwave?

    No, you should not use a microwave oven for disinfection. It is recommended to use water purification immersion disinfection by boiling water and soaking the components for approximately 3 minutes.