Roots Breast Pump with Twin Bottle

Roots Breast Pump with Twin Bottle

The Roots Breast Pump with Twin Bottle (model No-P1023) pairs a manual pump with two bottles rather than a single container. The pump uses a lever-style handle attached to a translucent white cylinder, topped with a soft silicone breast shield. Additionally, one bottle threads directly onto the pump body, marked with a printed scale running up to 150 ml. Meanwhile, the second bottle ships separately with its own nipple and dome cap, marked up to 180 ml, and both bottles carry the “ROOTS Natural” logo in blue.

Furthermore, this set lets a caregiver collect milk with the pump-attached bottle, then switch to the second bottle for feeding. As a result, a parent avoids transferring milk between containers after each pumping session. The manual handle draws suction through repeated squeezing rather than an electric motor. Consequently, this manual mechanism gives a caregiver direct control over suction strength during each pump. In addition, both bottles use a standard-neck design, keeping the nipple and cap interchangeable between them.

Specifications

• Model: No-P1023
• Pump type: Manual, lever-handle
• Bottle 1 (pump-attached): 150 ml scale
• Bottle 2 (feeding): 180 ml scale, with nipple and dome cap
• Neck type: Standard neck, interchangeable parts
• Branding: ROOTS Natural logo

Parents pick a manual pump-and-bottle set like this for occasional pumping rather than daily, high-volume expression. For example, the lever handle suits a parent who only needs to pump once or twice a day. Furthermore, the Roots Breast Pump with Twin Bottle suits travel, since the whole set packs down without needing an electrical outlet. Meanwhile, the second bottle lets a caregiver feed a baby directly from the pumped milk without pouring it into another container first.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this manual pump set for parents who want pumping and feeding covered in one purchase. Therefore, parents get a collection bottle and a feeding bottle built around the same standard-neck fit.

Why does the set include two separate bottles?
One bottle attaches to the pump for collecting milk, while the second, fitted with a nipple, lets a caregiver feed directly from stored milk.

Does a manual pump work as well as an electric one?
A manual pump gives direct control over suction strength through the handle, though it typically takes more active effort than an electric motor