Milk catchers & collectors
Boon TROVE Silicone Breast Milk Collector
Our take
A wearable silicone catcher with gentle suction that tucks into your bra, stands on a table, and comes with a plug so it can go straight in the fridge. Holds 3 oz and isn't very discreet.
Food-grade siliconeHolds 3 ozPlug for fridge storage
Consider instead: Haakaa Ladybug for a slimmer in-bra collector.
Before you buy
Do you need it?Nice to have If you nurse, the other side often leaks during a feed. A silicone catcher saves that milk for later.
Cost per monthAbout $2.83 a month over a typical 6 months of use. Our estimate; your use may be shorter or longer.
Cheaper optionLansinoh Silicone Breast Pump: About $12, scored 85 (Excellent).
Secondhand?Buy new. It touches your breast and your baby's milk.
TipA catcher saves milk that would leak anyway; daily use can still raise your supply.
What parents and testers say
Recurring praise
- Hands-free (Babylist)
- Easy to clean, dishwasher safe
- Fridge plug included
Recurring complaints
- Less discreet
- Smaller than a Haakaa
Our summary of patterns across the reviews and threads linked below, not quotes.
Materials & safety check
2 of 2 checks clear.
MaterialsFood-grade, BPA-free silicone
RecallsNone found in CPSC breast pump recalls; live query linked
When to buy it
Registry
Add one; they cost less than a pack of pads
Milk comes in (days 2-5)
Use it on the side baby isn't feeding from
While nursing
Empty and store the milk at least every 2 hours
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Sources
- Babylist: Best manual breast pumps and milk collectors (Mar 2026)babylist.com
- Boon: TROVE Silicone Breast Pump product pagebooninc.com
- CPSC recall database: "breast pump" recalls since 2020saferproducts.gov