Best advice on how to sell my extra breast milk? 🍼
Hi Everyone! I’m looking to connect with a family or organization in need of fresh breast milk.
✨ About My Milk & Lifestyle:
• Non-smoking household
• No medications or alcohol
• No flu shot, Tdap, or any vaccines during pregnancy
• Organic-only diet: no dyes, no artificial ingredients, no soy, no fast food; occasional coffee (1 every few days), mostly tea and smoothies
• Very healthy pregnancy and active lifestyle (I enjoy hiking and outdoor sports)
• Vitamins: Vitamin D (6,000 IU), Iron, Prenatal Multi, Magnesium
• Milk is pumped and stored in glass
• Follow proper sterilization procedures for storage bottles
• Milk is frozen within 24 hours of pumping
• Nipples naturally disinfected using .925 sterling silver
• Can provide recent blood work on request
• Typical volume available currently: 8-16 oz/day (consistent supply) and my supply is continuously increasing
✨ Extra Options Available:
Food-grade silicone storage bags to avoid micro plastics in milk (buyer covers cost)
Local drop-off available within 15 minutes (small travel fee)
I can provide a cooler for your milk deliveries also (for a fee at cost of the item)
✨ About Me:
I’m a 27-year-old first-time mom living in Georgia. I’ve worked closely with lactation consultants to build and maintain a strong supply. I take pride in providing the healthiest milk possible for my baby and now produce more than enough to share.
I would like to find a family or organization who needs breast milk and can offer reasonable compensation, as maintaining my supply requires significant time, energy, and an expensive, meticulous diet. I also have hired help preparing fresh organic meals daily.
My supply is increasing so rapidly that I am soaking through 3 layers of clothes, nursing bras and nipple pads. I am looking to get partnered up with someone who needs my milk to get ahead of my freezer filling up.
✨ Pricing
I am looking for $1.50 per ounce or best offer.
I can accept major payment methods Venmo, Cash App, Paypal, Revolut. Cash is preferred and I will offer a small cash discount.
If you’re interested or have any questions, please feel free to comment or message me directly with any advice, apps, tips, groups, questions etc. ❤️
#postpartum #MOTHER #motherhood #breastpumping #breastfeeding
Selling extra breast milk involves more than just finding a buyer; it requires careful consideration of health, safety, and legal aspects. Since breast milk can provide vital nutrition and immune support for infants, many families seek donor milk when unable to breastfeed. To ensure your milk remains safe and beneficial, maintaining strict hygiene and proper storage is key. Use sterilized glass containers or food-grade silicone bags to avoid contaminants and microplastics. Freezing milk within 24 hours of pumping preserves its nutrients effectively. Building trust with potential buyers is equally important. Consider providing recent blood work to show your milk is free of infectious diseases, as well as detailed information about your diet and lifestyle that supports high-quality milk production. Buyers often appreciate transparency about any supplements or medications taken as well. When determining pricing, research local and online milk-sharing communities to understand current market rates. Charging around $1.50 per ounce, as mentioned, is within typical ranges, but being open to reasonable offers can help build a steady customer base. Offering convenient extras like local drop-off service or providing a cooler for transport adds value. Many sellers accept flexible payment methods such as Venmo, PayPal, or cash, with discounts for cash payments incentivizing smoother transactions. Joining community groups, online forums, or milk-sharing apps can connect you with families and organizations in need, and provide helpful advice for new sellers. Additionally, remain aware of your state’s regulations on selling human milk, as some places may have restrictions. Partnering with reputable organizations or milk banks can offer a safer route for donors and recipients alike. Overall, combining safety, transparency, and good communication maximizes the chances of successfully selling your extra breast milk, helping other families while responsibly managing your supply.
