MomMed S21 Breast Pump-Gentle Expression, Effortless Emptying

I have a Lansinoh discreet Duo from insurance and started pumping with it right away out of the hospital. It did okay for the first couple weeks, then I noticed my supply dropping significantly. I have never been very successful in breastfeeding or pumping, so I got very discouraged, but decided to go ahead and give these pumps a try since they had such awesome reviews. My first pump with these I got over 1oz of milk in each side whereas with my lansinoh I was lucky to get 1oz from both sides. My supply has only increased since! I am so happy that I decided to give these pumps a shot because I didn't want to give up again. I love the multiple levels, I don't even have to use it on the highest level to get the results I need, my other pumps I had to put them at max just to feel it. They are super quiet, and don't disturb my baby at all, my SO regularly asks if I want him to bring me my pumps when I'm already wearing them because he can't hear the motors. They're so convenient, especially with having a 3 year old who is autistic and super active. I can chase her all around while pumping and not have to worry about catching a tube on something. All around this is a super solid product and so affordable. My lansinoh pumps are nearly double the price and barely work!

I was looking for wearable pumps for portability, ease of use and good strength in suction — all while not breaking my bank. I did not regret this purchase at all! I did a lot of research and am so glad I discovered MomMed and their breast pumps. I can bottle feed my baby, pump, and do chores around the house and even run errands with these on if I need to. I love that it automatically cuts off after 30 mins of pumping so I’m not just sitting checking the time and counting the minutes like I used to do with my other pump. All the pumping options and levels are easy to operate also! Money well spent for a first time mama new to pumping! I would 100% recommend MomMed and their products.

This is a great pump and does a wonderful job expressing my milk. I'm a second time mom and an over-producer. My first time around I gave birth to twins and used the Spectra pump and was able to breastfeed until I chose to stop just after 1 year. This time around I had a singleton and my boobs still produce a ton of milk, but I've returned to work earlier (first time I went back for half days at 3 months until over 1 year, this time I'm back full time at 3 months) and I wanted to find something that didn't necessarily require me to leave my desk 3 times a day.Pros:Great suction - I get just as much (sometimes more!) milk with this pump as I do with my lansinoh pump. 3-5 ounces per breast each time.Relatively quiet! I mean you can definitely hear it, but I can turn on my little desk space heater to drown it out in my otherwise silent shared office.Fits inside my nursing bras.Mostly easy to clean - kind of hard to get in a couple of the little corners but not a huge deal to me, I do use a 21mm flange insert so I have 5 parts from each pump to cleanCons:Charging - while they charge up pretty quickly, there is no way to tell what the current charge is while the pump is on, only when charging. It would be nice to have a display to show remaining battery bc several times it's happened that one will just die in the middle of a pump session - very frustrating. Also the motors look exactly the same so you dont know which one you just charged! I ended up using a sharpie to write 'A' on one and 'B' on the other so I could kind of keep track of which one needed charging. Please make the battery status display a thing!!Memory function - it's nice that the pump remembers the suction level you use on each setting, but I wish it didn't start up on whichever mode it ended on. Sometimes I forget to switch from "expression" to "stimulation" at the end of a session so the next time I power it on it will start up on a strong expression mode which is a shock and uncomfortable. The way around it is to always switch back to stimulate mode before turning off, but would be much more user friendly to just make that the automatic starting point each time you power it on.Somewhat tricky to position - just the design of the pump makes it so you can't see your nipples inside the flange so you can't tell if they're positioned properly (for instance to make sure they won't rub the sides or aren't being sucked too far into the flange), not sure if there's a fix for it, just a tricky thing to get right.Looks a little silly - I am small chested (A cup) and wearing this makes me look a little ridiculous, as if I have DDs lol while it doesn't look COMPLETELY unnatural, anyone that knows me knows my boobs are that big lmaoAll in all, this is a great pump and has become my main pump. I actually get upset if I forget it and have to use my hospital grade pump. It does just as good a job as my lansinoh and is so worth the money, just could use a few tweaks for user friendliness!Photos show my 13 minute morning pump session. BF baby at 6:45 and then pump at work at 10:15.

I primarily breastfeed but I have a few days every month that I work out of town and need an on-the-go breastpump. Mommed S21 had great reviews for the price, and it’s definitely lived up to the great reviews. It’s comfortable to wear and effective for what I need. I like that it’s not overly technical and not too many parts to clean. The only thing I wish was more clear are the number of oz on the side. They’re hard to read so it’s not easy to see how many oz I got. But other than that, no complaints.

I love it! Its portability really helps me feel more comfortable and at ease. It also empty me out