Review on Wearable Electric Hands-Free Breast 🤱 Pump: Portable & USB Rechargeable (Flange 24mm) by Monica Bailey

I was looking for a cheaper alternative to Elvie/Willow and decided to give it a try as it is much cheaper and looks promising. In fact, I was pleasantly surprised at how well this pump works. Assembling is easy and once you've done it, you don't need to refer back to the instruction manual. I actually didn't even look at the instructions and was able to figure it out. I really like that you can clearly see how much milk you have expressed as the device is made of transparent silicone material. The pump also features an LCD display, making it easy to see how long you've been pumping, what mode/speed/ you're in. I've tried another brand before and it doesn't have an LCD screen, only buttons, so it's definitely a good upgrade. The pump noise is relatively quiet, quieter than my Spectra. As with most pumps, there are different modes/speeds. The pump is easy to wear and you don't have to hold it in your hands - just tuck it into your bra and you're free to move. Obviously, it will appear like you have something oddly shaped under your shirt, but if you are in the privacy of your home, that's not a problem. When pumping outside you can always use a suction bag. I am very impressed with these breast pumps as they work just as well as the expensive brands, they just might not look as pretty in terms of design. If you're on a budget but don't want to be tied down to a traditional tubing breast pump, give this one a try. Also remember that only one pump is included in the package. So if you want to download both together, you need to order two. For the price, it's still a lot cheaper than Willow or Elvie for the two of them.