Proper collection, handling, and storage are essential when sharing breast milk. Whether you are selling or purchasing, taking the right steps helps protect quality and ensure milk arrives safely frozen and ready for use.
This page provides general guidelines to help members maintain high standards throughout the process. We encourage all buyers and sellers to communicate openly about their individual practices and consult healthcare professionals when needed.
Cleanliness begins before pumping.
Many experienced donors follow hospital-level cleanliness standards, especially those who have previously donated through milk banks. While our platform does not verify collection procedures, we strongly encourage transparency about hygiene routines.
Breast milk should be handled carefully from the moment it is expressed.
Freezing milk flat not only saves space but also helps with consistent cooling during transport. Organized labeling also allows buyers to understand the age of the milk and manage rotation properly.
Maintaining the correct temperature is critical.
When shipping, milk should be packed with sufficient insulation and frozen gel packs to maintain temperature during transit. Clear communication between buyer and seller about shipping timelines is important to prevent delays.
Shipping breast milk requires planning. Sellers should:
Buyers should:
Because each transaction is handled privately between members, clear communication is essential. Buyers are encouraged to ask questions about:
Sellers are encouraged to share their procedures openly so buyers can make informed decisions.
Our platform connects families, but the responsibility for proper handling remains with each member. Taking care at every step helps preserve quality and protect the babies who depend on it.
When in doubt, consult your pediatrician or healthcare provider for guidance on breast milk storage and usage.
Together, careful handling and open communication create a safer and more supportive experience for everyone involved.
