Should I get this pump?

Question

This is the only pump my insurance provides me with. It’s by the brand Hygeia and is called Enjoye. I have never heard of it and when I asked the nurse what she thought about it or if I should just buy a pump on my own, she said she has heard very little complaints about it. So I’m just not sure.

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It's covered. Take it. If you don't like it then you buy your own. It can't hurt to try it 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Have you tried going through a website that does all the leg work for you and finds every model that your insurance covers and offers it?  So when I called my insurance company myself and they transferred me to their medical device company they told me I had 2 choices a medela pump in style or some hand pump. I didn’t take anything and told them I would call back. I went online to the Aeroflow website punched in all my insurance information, physician information, and my own personal information. A couple days later a rep called me and I went back on the website and I literally had over 15 choices that were all covered by my insurance. Most were absolutely free and a couple were 29.99 because it included the travel bag. I ended up getting a spectra 2, free which when I called the insurance that wasn’t even listed as an option from the device service they use.

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That pump did not work for me. It was awful and couldn’t properly drain my breast. I bought a Spectra S1!

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Looks good. As long as you get one that does both breasts and doesn’t always need to be plugged in, then you should be good.

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Girl free is free. If you don’t like it then you can get one on your own.

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Looks pretty good honestly. And does it come with the bag? That’s nice.

Should I get this pump?

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