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Visualize Milk Transfer
A clear, medical-grade tube presents milk flow during breastfeeding, offering real-time insights into breastfeeding. Giving you a unique way to reassure the mother, teach, or troubleshoot.
Flow
For the moments that matter.
Flow is an innovative addition to the lactation support toolbox. It is designed to visualize milk transfer from mother to baby during breastfeeding, reflecting the natural feeding process and offering insight into each infant’s unique pattern of suckling and swallowing.
Clinical Outcome
93.8%
Of mothers using Flow were still breastfeeding at 6 months.
Typical 6-month rate: 50–75%.
What Flow does
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Bridge the Communication Gap
Education is most effective through observation. Flow transforms abstract concepts into visual feedback, showing mothers what was once only possible to explain.
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Build a Supportive Environment
Visible milk flow helps involve the entire family in the breastfeeding journey. Providing tangible proof of milk production can empower mothers and gain support from those around them.
Science & Research
The clinical evidence
All the studies
The clinical evidence
behind a visible feed.
Real-Time Visualization of Milk Transfer - 12-Month Clinical Outcomes
12 months
70.6%
of participants used Flow selectively rather than for every session, establishing it as a short-term supportive aid rather than a long-term requirement.
Maternal Confidence in the First Month of Use
Self-reported
75.8%
Gained confidence in month 1
Mother, 29 — Nipple Wound, LC-Guided Trial
37+3 wk infant · Day 1 → Week 5
5 wks
From nearly exclusive pumping to only one bottle a day
Discover and Experience Flow
Join our Product Director and an expert IBCLC for a 30-minute webinar and receive a sample to experience Flow.
Mission
Statement
Statement
Kaizen Biotech is an innovative R&D company dedicated to empowering nursing families and improving the health of the next generation. We develop cutting-edge solutions informed by extensive behavioral research and the physiology of lactation to address critical breastfeeding challenges, such as Perceived Insufficient Milk Supply (PIMS).
From practice
“Flow offered insight into the flow rate, emphasizing the connection between the baby’s motions, milk flow, and audible swallowing.”IBCLC
