Wearable breast pump

Question

Let’s try this again without the drama please .

Anyone who’s used a wearable pump or one of these please let me know how you liked them .

I have the wall medela pump in style and zomee but wanted to try a wearable one . I also plan to breastfeed for the most part . I only use pumps if I need breastmilk for any reason .

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Hands down the Willow, had it with my third baby and I’ll do it again this time! Worth the investment

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My friend got the Willow and hated it, bought the momcozy and has been using it everyday

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I exclusively breastfed for 11 months and I was an over produceder. I used the momcozy and it worked fine but one of the pumps gave out on me eventually and my supply tanked. This time I'm going to try out the new eufy heated wearable pumps. So far the reviews I've seen have been good. I also seen that the reviews for the momcozy m6 were really good as well.

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I didn’t even get to see the responses. But I’ll repost what I said again. I used the Elvie and the Momcozy. The only downside to the Elvie was that it had a ton of parts to clean and they had to be fully dry before the next pumping session. I slept in the Momcozy at night after doing power pumping throughout the day. They hold 5 ounces each. I was making 80-100 ounces a day. Momcozy is better to sleep in. And these pumps last! I pumped until my son was 7 years old and now he is 8. Hands free pumping is amazing because it allows you to get things done while pumping.

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I have the Lansinoh and it works pretry well. I like that it holds 6 ounces and has a long battery life. I ordered it through edgepark and was able to use my insurance to cover it because the hospital i used only offered the wall ones through my insurancebut i needed a wearable one

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I’ve used the Willow Go pro for 2 babies now and it’s a winner (FOR ME). Great suction which can be adjusted to your comfort/need, tracks pump sessions in it’s all pretty reliably and has 7oz collection cups for over-producers like myself. It’s great and I believe insurance covers it either 100% or majority of the cost.

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I have the spectra non-portable breast pump for home, not in a rush use, and then after having been back a work for a while my husband sprung and got me the wearable Elvie pumps. Gotta say a hands free wearable one makes a world of difference if you are busy or tend to get hyper focused on tasks like I do. It’s nice to just have it at my desk and have my reminder go off every few hours to pump. A pumping bra never worked well for me just because one of my breasts is a slight over producer at times - so the bottles get very heavy midway through a pumping sessio. I always had to sit there and hold the bottles up.

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Personally, I love medela products but the medela is still connected to tubes. The lansinoh is a great option that is 100% hands free with no tubes. For me, Lansinoh did not empty my breast fully, so i use it at work or on my way to and from work and either hand express after or use a manual pump to finish.

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I have the wearable ones and they are amazing! I love them so much. My kids say I sound like a machine when I have them on but they aren’t super loud.

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I tried the Elvie breast pump (not the stride) and I found it to be very painful, so I had to stick with my medela.  It definitely was quiet though

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