If there's condensation in my pump tubes, should I pitch the milk?

Question

I wasn't paying attention today when I went to pump for the first time and about halfway through I noticed a lot of condensation from the last cleaning (before I was induced for labor a week ago) in the tubes of my medela pump in style.

Should I pitch that batch of milk?

Answer

You are fine, that happens because of the difference in body temperature and room temperature. When you are done pumping, let the pump run until the condensation is gone.

Answer

No it should be perfectly fine. Just let it air dry between so no mold forms

Answer

I don't think so. The milk doesn't touch those parts. Call a lactation consultant to be sure.

If there's condensation in my pump tubes, should I pitch the milk?

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