Battery Breast Pump?

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In search for the best battery operated breast pump and any complications you may have encountered.

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Spectra S1. I've used it for a year and some change and never had an issue.

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Spectra S1. It's a hospital grade pump. They have sever versions, the most popular and the best being the Spectra S1 and Specra S2.They are the same exact pump, the only difference between the two is that the S1 has a recharable battery (and can also be plugged into an outlet). A car adapter can be bought for both separtely though.

The Spectra pumps are the only pumps on the market that mimic the sucking of a nursing baby, are much more comfortable, and take less time to get more milk out. They're a closed system (no milk can get into the tubes, meaning less chance of bacteria growth, in turn more hygenic), it has a built in night light in the handle with two settings for night time nursing and also has a 30 minute timer in case you fall asleep.

The Spectra pumps are also much quieter. Most pumps sounds like a chugging train, the Spectras literally sounds like a purring cat. This pump is also recommended for moms who are struggling with milk supply as it's really effective at emptying you (each time your breasts completely empty your body will make more milk- if any milk is left, that's telling your body you don't need that milk, so your body will make less: neither happen overnight/dramatically).

The only con about the Spectra pumps though is that parts are not easily accessible. You can only buy them online. I find Amazon to be cheapest, I go through Maymom or Nene supply. Maymom also sells a yellow adapter so you can use Medela parts OR there is a hack you can do with the Medela tubing to use their perfect fit flanges.

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Spectra S1!!! Worked better than my plugged in Medela pisa

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Spectra s1

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Been told battery-powered doesn't have the same suction power as you get with the tradition plug-in.