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Duckbill valves and membrane cylinders for the LU05, the parts that quietly cost you suction.
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The wear parts of a wearable pump. Duckbill valves soften with every wash and every warm cycle, and a soft valve stops sealing, which shows up as a pump that seems weaker without anything visibly wrong. Two sets in a pack, sized for the Lulia LU05.
LU05 only, and valves from other pumps that look identical will not seal.
Other options in accessories & care: Milk bowls, 2 pack · Nail files, 10 pack
When suction drops, most people turn the level up. The valve is usually the actual answer. Silicone that has gone slack no longer closes fully between pulses, and no setting compensates for that.
That is the ordinary lifespan under daily use. Heavy pumping and hot washes shorten it, light use stretches it. The clearer signal than any schedule: hold the valve up and look at the slit. If it gapes open at rest, it is done.
The membrane is the other part in this path, and it fails the same quiet way. Replacing both at once means you know for certain the suction path is fresh.
Made for the Lulia LU05. Valves from other pumps sometimes look identical and sit wrong by a fraction, which is enough to leak.
Same category, side by side, with the figures the manufacturer publishes.
| Duckbill valves, 2 packthis page | Milk bowls, 2 pack | Nail files, 10 pack | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $9.99 | $9.99 | $20.99 |
| Rating | No ratings yet | No ratings yet | 4.4 from 259 |
| Fits | Lulia LU05 only | Lulia LU05 only | – |
| In the pack | Two valves and membranes | Two bowls | Ten boards |
| Replace | Every two to three months | – | – |
| Washing | – | Top rack safe | – |
| Grit | – | – | 180 and 240 |
| Works on | – | – | Natural, gel, acrylic, dip |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer. Contents of the box can change between production runs.
This page describes equipment. It is not medical advice. If pumping hurts, or output changes suddenly, talk to a lactation consultant or your clinician rather than turning the level up.