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Question

Best wearable pump for smaller chests? I have a medela pump in style that doesn’t suction to me well, and a Bella Baby wearable that I’m still trying to figure out if I like.

Answer

Can only speak from personal experience here. The Elvie wearable has worked very well for me. Super easy to setup and use. It is costly but for me has been a life saver for pumping on the go. You sometimes just can’t sit tied to the wall outlet with a traditional hospital grade pump. This is NOT a replacement for my Spectra 2 just a supplement so life can go on. For what its worth I am not an expert just a Mom giving her personal experience on my breastfeeding journey.

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I am a 34B and have a willow go. I use it daily and have had good results. Thankfully insurance covered a solid portion of the price and continues to cover my replacement parts, otherwise it’s on the pricey side. But I’ve had no issues with suction. I just use a well fitting bra with it and try not to move around too much otherwise sometime the milk spills from the top. I have a spectra too but haven’t touched it this time around.

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Spectra was my main pump. Momcozy was my on the go or in the nicu. I tried a willow go and hated it (the suction sucked and I needed replacement parts in the first week of having it and it was a pain to get the parts).

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Wearable pumps aren’t advised by IBCLCs. They don’t have suction as good as hospital grade traditional flange pumps. And can decrease supply because of it.

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