MomMed Wearable Breast Pump (Model S21) – Double Electric Hands-Free Breast Pump, Leak-Proof Design, 3 Modes (Stimulation, Expression, Auto) & 12 Vacuum Levels, Portable and Quiet

I am in looooove. I’ve had it for four months now and everyone told me that I’d still need a “primary” pump like the spectra but I was exclusively pumping and hated my spectra. These mommeds made life bearable again. I got just as good output with them (pro tip: I love the legendairy pumping spray), they were recommended by my lactation consultant, not crazy expensive like other pumps, and don’t hurt like my spectra did. If I am wearing a sweatshirt I’ll even leave my car/house briefly with them (though I prefer pumping in privacy). They fit in my nursing bras well, stay put, and I’ve literally never had a single problem with leaking like my friends do with their other brands of wearable pumps. I recommend these pumps to all my friends and my friends who have gotten them love their pumps, too. My friend sent me a text that said, “The Mommed pumps? LIFE-CHANGING.” And it’s true. She took hers on an airplane and said they were fabulous. Because who the heck wants to bring a massive Spectra machine on a plane and become a cow being milked for 20 minutes? No one. I’ll say they definitely aren’t silent, but they’re not loud either. They come with so many extras - little bags for the pumps, extra duckbills, extra back flow protectors, inserts to make the flange the correct size for your nipple, and even a cute little pumping guide. These helped me go from not pumping enough for my little guy to even having a bit of an oversupply and freezer storage! They didn’t have the light up ones when I bought mine, but I feel like I would love the lights to let me know how full they are/help me when I’m pumping at night. But trust me when I say: when you get these, you can put your spectra up on a nice, high shelf and never touch it again. I’m obsessed.

These are such good pumps. I’ve tried a handful of pumps since the fall when my baby was born, but only these portable ones. I did a lot of research prior to buying and heard these were really good. I was hesitant because they were new to me, but I’m so glad I tried them. I use them as my main pump now. They don’t have a lot of parts, which I appreciate. The only thing I would say is a downside is that I feel like the pumps themselves don’t hold a charge for super long. I love that they’re USB-C, so they’re super versatile, but they don’t have the longest battery life. All in all, not to be dramatic, but these things have changed my life.

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 clean Cons: 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 lmao All 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 cannot recommend this pump enough, especially if you’ve struggled with Spectra s2. I’m currently 10 weeks postpartum, anemic, and solo parenting a 5 yr old and a 2 month old. I had three other pumps fail or simply not empty me, but this one has been a game-changer. While the Spectra S2 left me feeling full and uncomfortable, this pump actually triggers my let-down and empties me completely. Being wireless and fitting entirely in my bra means I can actually chase my 5 yr old and handle the baby without being tethered to a wall. The silicone flanges are so much more comfortable than hard plastic, which is huge when you’re already physically depleted from anemia. It’s quiet enough that I can pump while the kids are napping or even during a phone call without it being a huge distraction. If you are a busy mom who needs to stay mobile to survive the day, skip the 'clunky' pumps and try this. It’s the only thing that worked for my body and my lifestyle!

The pumps worked very well at first. So well that I retired my Spectra when I was using MomMed. After daily consistent use for three months, one of the pumps gave out and was no longer able to perform like it used to. Because the company claimed to offer lifetime warranty, I reached out to them for assistance with replacing it. UNREASONABLE and ABSOLUTELY INAPPROPRIATE experience with MomMed customer service: If I could give them negative 10 stars, I would. I sent an email to MomMed asking for assistance with replacing the pump that stopped working. The customer service rep who assisted me (Joy), tried to blame Amazon stating that "violent transportation" probably damaged the product (even though the pumps and package arrived in perfect condition and worked fine for the first three months). Her first request was for me to provide her a video of the the pump malfunctioning. As requested, I provided a short video of the pumps on my counter that showed one side full of milk and the other with barely anything. The video made it very clear that one pump was no longer operating like it should. She responded and made a second request, asking if I had record of how much breast milk I typically produce when I pump, so that she could compare. As requested, I provided a photo of what I produced using my Spectra pumps and explained that I was able to pump the same amount using MomMed until it stopped working. She then responded and made a third request, asking me to provide a 20 minute video of myself pumping so that she could compare the amount of milk I produce and stated that I am not allowed to edit the video. I explained that I already provided a video of what I produced with MomMed and then a photo of what I produced using Spectra pumps. Which she clearly stated "photos or videos are welcomed". The video and photo I provided showed a very clear comparison between the two brands. She then let me know that since the video and photo I provided were taken after I had finished pumping, it wasn't enough evidence for them to determine if the pumps are not repairable and needed me to provide a 20 minute video of me pumping without edits instead. First of all, that's the dumbest and most outrageous thing I've ever heard. How on earth would anyone know if the pumps are not repairable from a video of me pumping. Second of all, what an invasive and outrageous ask, to ask women to provide 20 minute videos of themselves pumping to god knows where. I let her know that that was an extremely invasive ask and that I'm not comfortable recording or sharing that with anyone. I also let her know that I'd be leaving a negative review about my experience. She only offered to replace the pumps AFTER my comment about leaving a negative review. It was an extremely frustrating process and I ended up going through Amazon for a replacement instead. They basically market that they offer Lifetime warranty just to make themselves look good, but then make the process so difficult that no one is actually able to get a replacement. I also saw that another woman left a review with a very similar experience as well, so it seems like this is just how they run their business unfortunately.

This breast pump arrived yesterday and I am over the moon! I have another breast pump that is a plug-in and wanted a hands-free wearable breast pump for when I need to do things around the house. I researched several different brands and decided to give this brand a try. And I am so glad that I did! I was very skeptical because of the price, thinking that this would not be a good pump considering how affordable it is. But I am absolutely amazed! Has great section and shows the time in which it shuts off at 30 minutes which is how long I pump for anyways. Comes with everything that you need including a nipple sizer, instructions, different size nipple flanges, storage bags for the pump, and two chargeable cords. The pumps are very easily explained even without the instructions. Everything comes apart super easy for cleaning. I absolutely recommend this brand and if anything were to happen, I would definitely re-buy this brand again! Five stars all around!

UPDATE: replacing the duckbills and diaphragms fixed the light suction issue. NOW the motor itself is not working, therefor there is no suction at all. It will turn on and click but no suction. EXTREMELY frustrated to have bought the pumps, brand new parts and now it’s not working at all. And again this isn’t my primary pump!! I only use it when running errands and once in the middle of the night. I’d like to try new motors but I’m not sure how to get ahold of the seller as customer service is not easy to find, or at least that I have found. Check guess this pump when looking at choices. UPDATE : As a first time mom I did not realize how soon I may have to replace parts on pumps. That being said I figured out my duckbills had little tears in them and this was causing the lack of suction. So if you didn’t know like me, here’s your sign to check your duckbills!! I replaced those and the pump is back to normal😅🤪 I am about 8 weeks PP and I didn’t start using this pump until 3 weeks in, so I’ve been using it for around 5 weeks. The pump started out great. I felt the suction was great and comfortable. I could use this pump or my wall pump and thought they would both empty me equally. I loved how discreet this pump is, it’s not too loud, and how it would empty me when I needed to keep moving at home or when I had to go out. Now about 5 weeks into using it the suction has dramatically decreased. It has decreased to a point where I have only use it when I am full and know even the light suction will pull out some milk. I like to pump after nursing to make sure I am empty, but I can’t use these pumps now to empty because of the lack of suction. I would wear it for 20 minutes and next to nothing would come out, but then I’d use my wall pump and get nearly 3 ounces out. And even after pumping when I am full, I will pump for at least 30 minutes and not feel empty. Which again I have tested to see if I actually am empty and will pump with my wall pump and will get ounces out after trying to use this one. I am not sure if something with the pump can be replaced to fix this, but I am very frustrated it went downhill so quickly. All baby and PP items l, especially breastfeeding items are so spendy and add up fast, so I am very disappointed to have spent the money on this for it to not work after such a short amount of time. Especially considering it is not my primary pump. Great pump at first, or as long as it keeps it’s suction unlike mine…

The best wearable pump I have in rotation. I’m an exclusive pumping mom now on the go and working 13+ hour shifts so I need good wearables. This is the only pump I recommend. I have the momcozy, this and the Eufy S1 (the most expensive) I get the most milk with the MomMeds and the most comfortable ware. This is so good I just order another s22 and I’m gonna try the new one s33. For the money you can’t beat this pump.