More women are starting to breastfeed. More supports are available, culturally we are shifting.
With all the advances in technology and medicine, there is no method to accurately and reliably measure milk supply in real time.
Until now… until Coro.
A solution at last!
Imagine a standard nipple shield which tells you how much milk flows through it
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We want to provide women with accurate evidence-based information, so that they can make informed choices around breastfeeding.
How do I know if Coro is for me or not?
Coro is not for every breastfeeding woman. Monitoring weight gain, wet nappies and signs of being full reliably indicates how much milk a baby is getting for most people (read more on these signs here). When a mother feels they need additional insight or more accurate information, Coro can help.
Coro is designed to provide more insight into milk supply, feed volumes and baby’s breast milk intake. Please note if your baby has established breastfeeding and/or rejects soothers or bottles, they may reject Coro. We recommend practicing with a standard nipple shield prior to buying Coro if you have this concern. The limited research on nipple shields shows they can support breastfeeding but are not appropriate for everyone.
How do I know if Coro will fit me?
Coro is currently available in a medium size, please use our sizing guide here before buying. Large and small sized Coros will be available to purchase soon.
How do I use Coro?
Coro is worn like a normal nipple shield. For more information on feeding with Coro, view our how to videos at the link below. Apply it by pinching the long edges of the shield together to expose the circular base of the teat, then press the base firmly onto your breast around your nipple. Connect to the app on your phone and feed your baby as normal.
What data will the app show me?
Coro shows your milk flow rates in ml/s as well as providing an overall reading of feed volumes in ml, it also tracks the temperature of your milk.
How has Coro been tested?
Extensive laboratory testing has been completed with Coro alongside clinical studies in hospitals. We are collaborating with a research group in UCLA and the Lundquist Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center who will soon be using Coro within their breast milk research studies. We have also tested Coro with many mums in Ireland who kindly offered to be a part of our development.
Why won't my Coro connect?
Firstly check if Bluetooth and Location Services are enabled and working on your mobile phone.
Wash and dry Coro before returning it to its Pod, allowing it to reset. Air drying is preferred but dabbing the connectors with a soft cloth or tissue also works.
Always make sure Coro is sufficiently charged before use.
If you are still having trouble connecting, feel free to Contact Us
