Breast Pumps: Adding Incremental Sales with Every Purchase

Published in Women's Health on September 07, 2022

The global breast pump market size was valued at USD 1.84 billion in 2021 and is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.3% from 2022 to 2030, according to Market Analysis Report by Grand View Research.  

We want to help you take advantage of the growth in this market, as well as in additional areas related to breast pumps. There are additional items expecting and new moms may need that your business can and should be offering. Some are billable to insurance, while others are cash pay. 

Here's an example of how providing incremental sales items for breast pumps can increase your revenue each year. 

Incremental Sales

Are you looking to add incremental products to your product mix? Lily is here to help! Lily, a new program from Essentially Women, is a program that offers products, services, and solutions to help you support women in all stages of motherhood.  

Whether you’re starting a new business or expanding your current offerings, Lily is your source for all things mom related. Visit www.essentiallywomen.com/lily for more information. 


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