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Breast pumping is often a cumbersome task for women, particularly since many pumps on the market are contraptions complete with tubes and cords that require elaborate (not to mention time-consuming) setups and private spaces.
In recent years, a few tech companies have tried to remedy this the advent of wearable breast pumps that essentially let moms get on with their days while they collect milk. The latest one is from Elvie, a company known for its pelvic floor trainer that helps women with things like postnatal recovery and bladder control.
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