Philips AVENT SCF152 Kurzanleitung

SCF152 SCF152 SCF152
Niplette
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The Netherlands / les Pays-Bas
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3000.052.3045.1 (2020-05-20)
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ENGLISH
Introduction
Flat and inverted nipples can be the result of short
lactiferous (milk-bearing) ducts. The Niplette is
designed to lengthen these ducts by the
application of gentle suction. The Niplette can
correct flat and inverted nipples and it has proven
to be a long-lasting solution for both cosmetic
purposes and to allow for breastfeeding.
The Niplette set includes:
- Syringe (Fig. 1A) – 1 or 2 pcs*
- Tube (Fig. 1C) with a thimble cup (Fig. 1B) – 1 or
2 pcs*
- Disposable breast pads – 2 pcs
* See on the packaging for your specific set.
Intended use
The Philips Avent Niplette is intended to correct flat
and inverted nipples. The Niplette is intended for a
single user.
Indications for use
The Philips Avent Niplette is indicated for use to
correct flat and inverted nipples which have
developed as a result of hereditary factors or during
puberty. It is also indicated for users having had
unsuccessful surgery to obtain a cosmetic correction.
Important safety information
Read this important information carefully before
you use the product and save it for future
reference.
Contraindications
- Do not use the Niplette during the last trimester
of pregnancy.
- The Niplette is not suitable for lactating women.
- Do not use the Niplette on flat and inverted
nipples developing later in life without medical
advice. If in doubt, consult your healthcare
professional.
Undesirable side effects
When using the product, undesirable side effects
that may occur are pain, blisters, swelling, bleeding
or discharge of fluid. If you experience any of these
symptoms, first decrease the amount of suction. If
the symptoms persist, contact a healthcare
professional.
Warnings to avoid swallowing of small parts
and choking:
- Always keep this product under adult supervision.
- Keep all parts not in use out of the reach of
children.
- Do not allow children to play with small parts or
packaging materials.
Other warnings:
- Inspect carefully before each use. If the Niplette
appears to be damaged or becomes damaged,
stop using it and throw it away.
- Only use accessories or parts specifically
recommended by Philips to avoid unsafe
situations.
- Do not modify the product to avoid unsafe
situations.
- Do not use the on damaged skin.
- Any serious incident that has occurred in relation
to this product should be reported to Philips via
www.philips.com/support and to the competent
authority of the Member State in which the user
is established.
Cleaning
Warning: Clean the Niplette before first use
and after each use.
Note: The Niplette is not suitable for any
disinfection method, for example boiling in water,
sterilization in microwave or in electric steam
sterilizer, using alcohol-based wipes. Do not clean
in the dishwasher.
1
Detach the tube from the syringe. Do not
remove the thimble cup from the tube.
2
Clean the two parts in warm, soapy water and
rinse under the tap.
Warning: Do not use aggressive cleaning
agents when you clean the Niplette.
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Assemble the parts.
4
Remove residual water from the tube by
pushing the syringe down.
5
Disassemble the parts and let them dry on a
clean surface.
Using the Niplette
1
Push the syringe firmly into the open end of the
valve (Fig. 2).
2
Hold the thimble cup over the nipple with one
hand and apply suction by pulling the syringe
with the other hand (Fig. 3). Pull as firmly as is
comfortable. Do not pull too hard. A small
smear of lotion or cream at the base of the
Niplette will improve the seal and suction.
Warning: Start with minimal suction and
gradually increase the suction over time.
Reduce the vacuum level if you experience
pain. Excessive suction force applied to the
nipple could cause pain, blisters, swelling,
bleeding or discharge of fluid.
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When the nipple has been pulled out, let go of
the Niplette by holding the valve and by carefully
separating the syringe from the valve (Fig. 4).