If you’re living in Namibia and are expecting a baby soon, you may have already started thinking about the many expenses that come with welcoming a new child into your life. You may also have thought about how you’re going to feed your baby breast milk after he or she is born, and it’s possible that a breast pump crossed your mind as well. If so, how much do they cost in Namibia? Here’s what you need to know.

The cost of a breast pump in Namibia

In Namibia, the cost of a breast pump is dependent on where you purchase it. In general, it will cost you between US$170 and US$300. The most expensive ones are found in retailers such as Makro and Pick ‘n Pay, while the cheaper ones can be found in pharmacies like Medicross. The cheapest breast pumps are those that come with manual operation and battery-operated electric pumps.

The benefits of using a breast pump

A breast pump is a device used by mothers to extract milk from their breasts. The main benefit of using a breast pump is that it can be used whenever you want and wherever you want. Mothers have the freedom to use the pump at home or in public without having to worry about others knowing what they are doing. Some mothers also like to use a breast pump when they are working outside of the home because it allows them to continue breastfeeding even if they are away from their babies for long periods of time.