Have any of you tried this breast pump?

Question

I'm not due until august 7th, but I registered for this pump and I'm wondering if it's a good one! I looked at the reviews and they were all really good. 
But do any of you have experience with this one? Thanks!

Answer

Under the Affordable Care Act, insurance companies are required under law to cover breast pumps. Check with your provider to see which one(s) they cover. If you can get an electric one, they are so much easier. They will either send you one or you will send in your receipt for reimbursement. Hope this helps!

Answer

Have you checked with your insurance? They usually offer pumps that are better quality than this one

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If you're planning to pump just for extra milk, a single pump is fine, but if you're planning to exclusively pump or will need to return to work- you'll want a hospital grade double pump to maximize your output. It saves SO much time to be able to do both breasts at the same time.

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I used a pump similar to that but a different brand and it works but if you are going to exclusively pump i do not recommend it. But if u plan to use it once n awhile it should be fine. Also not sure about different states but in Iowa we have wic (women infant children) it's assistance with food but will provide  formula or will loan you a medical grade breast pump! Something to look into.

Have any of you tried this breast pump?

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