Westford, USA, Sept. 12, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A recent report from SkyQuest on Breast pump market notes that the number of women using breast pumps has increased by 33% since 2007, totaling more than six million women in the US alone. The demand for breast pumps is likely due to factors such as more women working outside the home and more opportunities for women to conceive later in life. Breast pumps can be expensive, and many moms may not have enough money to buy one. Some hospitals and lactation centers make breast pumps available to patients for free or at a discounted rate, which can make it easier to access.
A recent study from the Journal of Women’s Health Research found that nearly half of women in the US pump at work, and that demand is only growing in the regional breast pump market. Breast pumps can be expensive, so there is an increasing need for affordable options. For example, a breast pump can cost anywhere from $20 to $600. A variety of inexpensive breast pumps are available on the market, and many employers are now offering discounts for employees who are breastfeeding or pumping. Nursing homes and hospitals often have maternity policies that cover the cost of breast pumps, and some insurers will cover the cost of a breast pump as well.
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Given this demand, it is not surprising that there are a number of breast pump manufacturers in the global breast pump market today. In fact, there are now at least 47 different breast pump brands in the United States, according to a report by SkyQuest. This variety makes it easy for moms to find a pump that fits their specific needs.
SkyQuest’s Global Breast Pumps Market Report provides a detailed analysis of market dynamics, breast pump trends, pricing analysis, top players in the market, market share analysis, supply chain, value chain, and pricing analysis.
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