There is a lot of debate on whether electric breast pumps or manual breast pumps are better. Some say that electric breast pumps are better because they are faster and more efficient. Others say that manual breast pumps are better because they are more portable and easier to use. Ultimately, it is up to the mother to decide which type of breast pump is best for her.
Yes, electric breast pumps are definitely worth it! They are so much more efficient and easier to use than manual pumps, and they can really help to increase your milk supply. If you are struggling to pump enough milk, or if you are just looking for a more convenient way to pump, then an electric breast pump is definitely worth the investment.
Pumping can damage nipples if the pump is not used correctly. If the pump is not fitted correctly, it can cause the nipples to become misshapen or even bleed. If the pump is not used correctly, it can also cause the nipples to become sore or cracked.
There are many ways to get a free electric breast pump. The most common way is through insurance. Many insurance companies will cover the cost of a breast pump, either in full or in part. Other ways to get a free electric breast pump include through programs like the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) or through certain employers. You may also be able to find a breast pump through a local hospital or community health center.
4.4/5
THIS IS AFTERMARKET PART MADE BY NENESUPPLY. Use on SPECTRA S2, SPECTRA S1, SPECTRA 9 PLUS. Not Original Spectra S2 Accessories
2 SILICONE DIAPHRAGMS for Spectra backflow protectors and Nenesupply backflow protector
IN RETAIL PACK. MATERIALS DO NOT CONTAIN ANY BPA. Can be sanitized with boiling water or water steam. All items packaged in retail pack, sealed by manufacturer for best protection and hygiene.
OPTIMIZE PUMP PERFORMANCE. Replace silicone diaphragms regularly to optimize the performance of your breastpump
FDA REGISTERED MEDICAL DEVICE. Comply with EU Commission Regulation (EU) No 10/2011 for plastic materials that contact food. Tested by independent labs for safety.
$234
I purchased these for my Spectra S2 along with the duckbill valves from Nenesupply. I switched to them and noticed an improvement in suction because they fit correctly. Depending on how much you pump, Spectra advises switching both these backflow protectors and the duckbill valves on a regular basis. I intend to continue trying to replace them every three months as advised. I pump three times per day on three of the seven days and once per day on the other four.
4.4/5
WORK WITH SPECTRA WIDE MOUTH BOTTLES, AVENT BOTTLES, and NENESUPPLY WIDE MOUTH BOTTLES. They are NOT compatible with OTHER wide mouth bottles.
CONTAINS 2 SMALL 21mm FLANGES / Breastshield. A NENESUPPLY FLANGE FOR SPECTRA S2, SPECTRA S1, AND SPECTRA 9 PLUS BREASTPUMP. Made by Nenesupply. Not Original Spectra S2 Flanges.
IN RETAIL PACK sealed by manufacturer. Comply with FDA regulations for plastic materials that contact food. Tested by independent labs for safety.
DIFFERENT FLANGE SIZES AVAILABLE: 19mm, 21mm, 24mm, 27mm, 30mm. MATERIAL DO NOT CONTAIN ANY BPA. Can be sanitized with water steam, boiling water or microwave-steam bags.
THIS IS AN AFTERMARKET PRODUCT MADE BY NENESUPPLY. Not Original Spectra S2 accessories. COMPATIBLE WITH SPECTRA PUMP PARTS. It can be used with Spectra valve, Spectra backflow protector and Spectra bottles. It has same suction power as OEM parts.
$234
As other people have noted, it is generally shorter, smaller, and has fewer thread, yet it still fits perfectly, firmly, on my Spectra S2 pumping bottles and attachments. When I had my first child, I was unaware that there were many flange sizes or the significant influence choosing the right one could have.Since I have a lot of issues with my left breast, I had to pump for the full 30 minutes (the pump shuts off automatically after 30 minutes) and occasionally longer just to empty. This time, I finally started looking into alternative possibilities. For months, I ignored the bleeding, cracking, and discomfort because I assumed they were natural side effects of nursing and pumping. I attribute my ignorance to mommy brain.Just one flange, specifically for my left side, was all I purchased to test out. Even the hospital nurses warned I would require a larger flange because of my very huge breasts (34 DDD/G), yet I just needed the smallest, 21mm. My pumping time was halved when I used it immediately away (after washing and sanitizing). I felt stupid for not discovering this sooner. With twins and a full-time job, every second counts. This will literally save me HOURS a day that were previously spent pumping. Today's mothers don't have a lot of free time, and I detested pumping at that time.I've pumped twice with the normal 24mm (that came with my spectra) on my right and the 21mm on my left. I can now feel how much more comfortable pumping is with the correct size; even after six months of pumping, my right side still hurts after a session. I've already ordered more!
4.4/5
FDA REGISTERED MEDICAL DEVICE. Manufactured by faclities in compliance with FDA quality control system. Comply with EU Commission Regulation plastic materials that contact food.
NO MORE TEARING ENDS: Made from sturdy materials that can sustain multiple pulls and stretches every day. BPA FREE and DEHP FREE. Can be sanitized with Micro-steam bag, water steam or boiling water.
2 REPLACEMENT TUBES for SPECTRA S2, SPECTRA S1, 9 Plus Breastpumps, Avent Electric, and Ameda Purely Yours breastpumps. MADE BY NENESUPPLY. NOT ORIGINAL SPECTRA PUMP PARTS. Not original Spectra S2 Tubing
LONGER THAN OEM TUBING: 42" in length. 9" longer than OEM tube. Easy to use while pumping. Replace Spectra tubing, Avent tubing, and Ameda Tubing.
NO MORE FALLING TUBES and EASY TO PLUG ONTO THE PUMP: Fit the pump tightly. Save your precious time.
$234
These items were purchased around a month ago as an addition to my previous purchases. Both a Spectra S2 and an S1 are mine. I don't typically get up early and I occasionally travel for work. Since I like to prepare pumping kits for myself that are ready to go (because I'm a disorganized mom-brained mess), I wanted extras for the Murphy's law days, and this has already been put to use. I adore the goods' quality, and I even think they perform a little bit better than the original hardware that came with the pump. Additionally, the affordable price is a huge plus. I'm confident I'll make another buy. If you own a Spectra S1/2, you are aware that parts can be somewhat expensive and not always readily available. I frequently use Prime 1 Day on this site, and obtaining the thing the following day or even the same day is a huge advantage.
4.3/5
🎄 Come with 2 pcs of milk storage bag adapters and 10 pcs of storage bag,moms can express to the milk storage bags directly by the adapters.
🎄 High definition Screen,display the working mode,suction level,time and battery status etc clearly
🎄 Closed System,4 modes and 9 levels of suction for choice,massage and stimulate breasts before pumping,comfortable and pain free.
🎄 Sensitive touch panel,click by one finger to operate,easy and convenient.
🎄 Lightweight and portable,2200mAh Li-ion battery built-in,good for travel.
Bellababy Double Electric Breast Feeding Pumps Closed System Pain Free Strong Suction Power Touch Panel High Definition Display…
$234
I adore this pump, it's really cute! I've been using the Spectra S2 and have been really happy with it, but I wanted a smaller, more portable pump that I could take with me when I traveled and use at work, so I thought I'd give this a shot. Due to early issues with a tongue and lip tie, I've been an almost exclusively pumper, thus a decent pump is really vital to me. I didn't have big hopes, but I was astonished by the potent punch this tiny pump carries! I genuinely think it empties me more quickly and more effectively than the Medela Symphony or the Spectra pumps I've already used. Although it isn't perfect, it comes pretty darn close, and for the price it is amazing! As I see it, here are the benefits and drawbacks:Pros1. For optimum portability and flexibility, comparable to the Freemie cup system.2. Complements a home pump system simply and is comparable to Spectra pump parts.3. It has a nice suction setting that other pumps don't like, including a long setting for speedy emptying and a variable setting that really appears to keep the milk moving.4. Astonishing suction! Sincerely, I believe it outperforms the Medela and Spectra hospital-grade pumps I've used. In comparison to other pumps I've tested, this one seems to increase my output.5. The battery appears to last at least four 20-minute pumps. Additionally, it has a USB charge cord, making it simple to recharge with a cheap backup battery pack to further increase battery life.6. The cheapest pump I could find. Search online for discount codes because they frequently seem to offer $26 off throughout the year, bringing the cost down to an incredible $36!Cons1. It isn't the most silent pump available (also not the loudest)2. If you don't want to have your nipples sucked off in the process, you must unplug in order to lessen the strength so that you can cycle through all of the suction intensities to get back to 1.I got a second one because I love it so much overall! I wholeheartedly urge anyone seeking for a pump to do so!
4.2/5
Duckbills for Spectra S1 S2 pumps. Go around the hole type. Contains 6 duckbill valves for Spectra. Work with Spectra S2, Spectra S1, Spectra 9 Plus, Spectra Dew 350, Spectra S2Plus, Spectra S1Plus
SAME suction power as OEM valves. Compatible with Spectra Flange and Maymom breastshield.
DO NOT contain BPA. Sterilize in water steam or boiling water before use. Comply with EU and USA FDA regulations for materials that contact food. Tested by independent labs for quality and safety.
Replace Spectra valve.
Made by Maymom. Not original Spectra pump parts. Work with Spectra S2 accessories.
$234
These are my very favorite valves so far, even with OEM ones from Spectra! They are significantly different than the white ones I previously purchased from maymom and have fantastic suction. They perfectly fit my OEM Spectra parts, and because they are long enough and made of the proper substance, I can simply pull them off without worrying about breaking them. With these, I've been able to remove an ounce more weight off my left side, which I believe is a testament to how much superior the suction is. Since I've only been using them for a week or so, I can only grade durability lower at this point.
4.1/5
NENESUPPLY COMPATIBLE PUMP PARTS FOR SPECTRA S1 SPECTRA S2 SPECTRA 9 PLUS BREASTPUMPS. Made by Nenesupply. Not Original Spectra S1 accessories. Inc 2 Medium 24mm Flanges, 2 Duckbill Valves, 2 Backflow Protectors, and 2 Tubing. The flanges need to connect with WIDE MOUTH bottles.
USED WITH WIDE-MOUTH BOTTLES. Use this kit with Spectra bottles, Avent bottles, and Nenesupply wide mouth bottles. DOES NOT work with OTHER WIDE NECK BOTTLES. CLOSED SYSTEM. No contact between milk and tubing.
IN RETAIL PACK. All parts can be sterilized with water steam or boiling water. Do not contain any BPA. Tested by independent labs for safety.
AFTERMARKET PARTS MADE BY NENESUPPLY. INTERCHANGEABLE WITH SPECTRA PUMP PARTS and Spectra S2 Accessories. Can be used with Spectra flange, Spectra backflow protector, Spectra valves, and Spectra tubing.
DIFFERENT FLANGE SIZE AVAILABLE: 19mm, 21mm, 24mm, 27mm, 30mm. Refer to size selection guide in product photo to choose the right size for you.
$234
Let me first say that prior to selecting a pump I conducted a ton of research and read a ton of reviews, and Spectra came out on top, with the major drawback being the difficulty in obtaining new parts due to it not being offered in stores. So when I initially needed a replacement, I placed a direct order with Spectra. They shipped promptly with no problems. I finally came to the conclusion that I required an extra set of components in order to avoid washing parts completely, so I chose to use them. Because several reviews claimed they couldn't be used with the Spectra components, I was a little worried. These replacement parts are at least as nice as the Spectra originals! And for a third of the cost. Additionally, the customer service is fantastic! A ! I don't know why I held off getting a second set of parts for so long. What a blessing. And since these are Amazon Prime, it's just as convenient as just running to the store to get the components! Except for new parents, nobody wants to hurry to the supermarket.
4.1/5
ONE DUCKBILL VALVE REPLACE A MEDELA VALVE AND A MEDELA MEMBRANE. No need to buy extra membranes. Fewer pump parts to wash, sterilize, and assemble.
COMPATIBLE PUMPS: MEDELA PUMP IN STYLE, MEDELA SWING, MEDELA HARMONY, MEDELA SYMPHONY, MEDELA MINI ELECTRIC and SPECTRA S1, SPECTRA S2, SPECTRA 9 Plus, SPECTRA DEW 350 breastpumps. See photo illustrations for compatible breastpumps. Not Original Spectra Pump Parts. Not Original Spectra S1 Accessories
6 NENESUPPLY DUCKBILL VALVES for MEDELA and SPECTRA. MADE BY NENEDUPPLY. Not original Medela pump parts. Not original Spectra S2 accessories.
DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY BPA, and sterilize in water steam or boiling water. Comply with EU regulations for materials that contact food. Tested by independent labs for quality and safety.
EASY TO INSTALL AND REMOVE. SAME SUCTION POWER AS OEM VALVES.
$234
The soft silicone duckbills from Spectra are significantly softer than these ones. Although they seem smaller, they suit the Spectra S1/S2 well. a challenge to mount and remove the flange. Because my Spectra ones occasionally break down before I can acquire replacement parts through my insurance, I am keeping these around as backups. Some reviewers assert that using these duckbills increased their output. I'm unable to verify that specifics. I pump consistently, thus there is no difference (good or negative) when utilizing these various duckbills. I do, however, favor the OEM Spectra duckbills for some reason.
4/5
MOMMY OWNED: Spectra Baby USA is owned and run by Registered Nurses, Board Certified Lactation Consultants, and more importantly… by MOMS.
CUSTOMIZABLE SETTINGS: Each mother can customize her pump’s settings to her own body’s response and follow her flow to find her own best settings with the S1's completely adjustable suction and 2 phase cycling in let-down and expression mode.
CLOSED SYSTEM: No need to clean the narrow tubing because Spectra S1 has a closed pumping system that keeps tubing dry by preventing air flow between expressed milk and pump tubing while pumping. This aides in protecting breast milk and baby from bacteria, mold and viruses while pumping.
INCLUDES: Spectra S1 Hospital Grade Double/Single Breast Pump, 12 Volt AC Power Adapter, Detachable Power Cord Prongs, (2) Spectra Wide Neck Bottle, (2) Spectra Backflow Protector, (2) Spectra Duckbill Valve, (2) Spectra Tubing, (4) Flange (2-24mm & 2-28mm)
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY: Spectra S1 has a convenient, inbuilt rechargeable battery.
$234
Wow. Just... wow. Why didn't I learn about this pump earlier? More than twice the milk, too! It's cosy, transportable, and light. Since this is available, it is almost criminal that the insurance companies continue to provide subpar pumps. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to produce enough milk when I went back to work with my second child. With my first, I had to use my Medela PISA six times a day at work to produce enough milk. These fears are no longer present. Completely gone! The images serve as visual evidence. 20 minutes of loud pulling and wrenching on the PISA compared to 10 minutes of complete comfort and silence on the Spectra.
3.9/5
MOMMY OWNED: Spectra Baby USA is owned and run by Registered Nurses, Board Certified Lactation Consultants, and more importantly… by MOMS.
CUSTOMIZABLE SETTINGS: Each mother can customize her pump’s settings to her own body’s response and follow her flow to find her own best settings with the S1's completely adjustable suction and 2 phase cycling in let-down and expression mode.
CLOSED SYSTEM: No need to clean the narrow tubing because Spectra S1 has a closed pumping system that keeps tubing dry by preventing air flow between expressed milk and pump tubing while pumping. This aides in protecting breast milk and baby from bacteria, mold and viruses while pumping.
INCLUDES: Spectra S1 Hospital Grade Double/Single Breast Pump, 12 Volt AC Power Adapter, Detachable Power Cord Prongs, (2) Spectra Wide Neck Bottle, (2) Spectra Backflow Protector, (2) Spectra Duckbill Valve, (2) Spectra Tubing, (4) Flange (2-24mm & 2-28mm)
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY: Spectra S1 has a convenient, inbuilt rechargeable battery.
$234
Both the Lansinoh and Medela pumps are mine. Both of these appeal to me for different reasons, but either one will accomplish the trick. I would recommend the Lansinoh because it is kinder if this is your first time breastfeeding or pumping or if you are suffering nipple soreness. I believe this is the case since each Medela pump has a separate, independent tube that connects it directly to the motor. One tube exits the motor for the Lansinoh, which separates into two after about 18". 40% of the M's suction is equivalent to full suction on the L. I have occasionally raised the Medela a little bit, but I always lower it back down. I believe that using the Medela would have only made my initial pumping pain worse. In comparison to the Ms, I prefer the Ls letdown cycle. A clearer visual depiction of the suction is provided by the L, but the Ms dial is more challenging for my sleep-deprived eyes to read in the early morning. Additionally, a built-in compartment on the Lansinoh easily accommodates standard batteries for battery power. For the Medela, you must purchase a separate battery adaptor. Despite having a few more pieces, the Lansinoh is just a little bit simpler to disassemble for cleaning. The built-in timer on the Lansinoh is another feature I really value.The Medela offers advantages as well. Mine is a very neat and tidy tiny packaging because it is only the pump and not the pump integrated into a bag. It has a small Cary handle and side net pockets for the tubing and power adaptor. If I'm just going to be pumping one side, I find the Medela to be simpler to use. Additionally, the M features much longer tubing, giving you greater freedom when pumping with your hands free. The ability to pump into 2.5oz bottles rather than 5oz bottles is the Medela's major advantage. When you first start pumping or pump after a feeding, the larger bottles are simply demoralizing. Comparing the same volume in little bottles against large bottles, where it barely reaches the initial measurement markers, 1-2 oz just feels more and more successful or worthy.Happy to have both pumps. The Medela is primarily used by me to pump once every morning. When I'm going to be away, like when I fill up my car in a parking lot, I use the Lansinoh. I took both pumps when I had to pump solely over a three-day weekend away and utilized the Medela for the first day and a half before switching to the Lansinoh. As I mentioned, I got a similar output with both pumps, although I believe the Lansinoh is more mild.The Lansinoh allows the user to modify the suction pattern independently of the suction force, which is another significant difference. Although it's easier to hear than explain, the L has three levels in addition to the letdown. Without pausing, the letdown is suck/suck/suck, however the suction force can be changed from low to high. The. There are three stages of pumping. You can change the force from low to high, sucking again. a medium that can be adjusted from suuck suuck suuck low to suuck suuck high force. Additionally, there is a high force that is more Suuuuck...Suuuuck...Suuuuck adjustable. Basically, the holding period before release. The small pause in between suckers doesn't change. On the Medela, the force and suck pattern are inextricably related; if you set it to high, it will have loads of force and hold the suck for a longer period of time, while setting it to low will result in less force and barely any suck holding. The Medela also offers a letdown pattern that involves a quick sucking motion, though I find it more challenging to use.I don't feed my child with Lansinoh or Medela bottles. We use Kiinde Twist bottles and bags, which I adore! They do have an adaptor for the more recent Lansinoh products with large mouths, however for now you'll need to get in touch with them directly because it isn't yet included in their packages.
3.9/5
MOMMY OWNED: Spectra Baby USA is owned and run by Registered Nurses, Board Certified Lactation Consultants, and more importantly… by MOMS.
INCLUDES: (1) Spectra Breast Shield Flange - 20mm. If double pumping, please buy two.
BPA/DEHP FREE: All of Spectra Baby USA storage containers and parts that come in contact with breast milk are BPA/DEHP free.
COMPATIBILITY: This Breast Shield Flange is suitable for use with the following breast pumps: Spectra S1, Spectra S2, Spectra 9 Plus, Dew 350 and Spectra M1. Spectra Baby USA Breast Shields should also be used with Spectra Baby USA wide neck bottles.
$234
Excellent, genuine product, but quite pricey! They should assist us by making things a little less expensive because it's already difficult to attempt to pump (I'm an exclusive pumper, by choice but not by choice if you know what I mean). a little grating. Since I spend a few hours a day connected to the pump, having the proper fitting shields is crucial, thus I believe spending the extra money to get the real thing is worthwhile. These have been dropped much too frequently, but I'm happy to report that they are still holding up. I've purchased knockoffs in the past, and needless to say, I did learn my lesson the hard way. I'm not sure if the same would hold true for them (and stressful too waiting for the real things to show up). I would advise avoiding the trouble, difficulty, and additional expense and starting with the real components instead.
If you are a working mother who needs to pump breast milk for your child, you may be wondering how to choose a breast pump. There are many factors to consider when choosing a breast pump, including price, portability, and features. Price is often the most important factor when choosing a breast pump. There are many affordable options available, but you may also want to consider renting a more expensive pump if you plan to pump frequently. Portability is another important consideration. If you plan to pump while traveling or away from home, you will need a pump that is easy
Most breast pumps have a lifespan of about 2 to 5 years. However, it is important to note that this varies depending on the brand, model, and how often it is used. For example, a pump that is only used once a day will likely last longer than one that is used multiple times per day. Additionally, breast pumps that are made with higher quality materials and have features that promote durability will also tend to last longer.
If you're a first-time mom, you may be wondering how much you should be pumping at one week. The answer varies depending on a few factors, but in general, you should be able to pump around 2-3 ounces per session. If you're pumping more than that, great! If you're pumping less, don't worry, you'll likely see an increase in output as your baby gets a little older.
There's no right answer to how much you should spend on a breast pump. Some factors to consider include whether you'll be using it frequently or exclusively, and whether you want an electric or manual pump. You can find good quality pumps for around $100, but if you want a top-of-the-line electric pump, you could spend upwards of $300. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide what's best for your budget and your needs.
There is no right answer to this question as every mother has to do what is best for her and her baby. Some mothers are unable to breastfeed for various reasons, so they have to rely on formula. Other mothers may not have the time to breastfeed, so they choose to pump instead. Ultimately, it is up to the mother to decide what is best for her and her baby.
There is no easy answer when it comes to whether or not using an electric breast pump is painful. While some mothers report feeling discomfort while using a breast pump, others find that it is relatively pain-free. Ultimately, it is important to experiment with different pumping techniques and positions to find what works best for you and your body. If you do experience pain while using an electric breast pump, be sure to consult with a lactation consultant or your healthcare provider to ensure that you are using the pump correctly.
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