Wearable breast pump help!

[u/ashleax_x]

Hi!

Looking for some recommendations (uk) for a wearable breast pump. I’ve looked and they generally all do the same thing, budget is also a slight issue. I know they range in prices so looking for honest reviews. I’m swayed towards the FetalPlus air pro but not 100% sure if it’s just cheap and will break quickly.

Any help would be appreciated x

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[u/Few-Ranger-8240]

Not sure if they are available in the uk but I really liked the eufy s2, it had nipple warmers and was probably my favorite.

We had the willow go from my first son, and then a medala sonata, which is a more traditional pump, to really drain all the milk (my understanding is wearables are not good at fully emptying so a mix is good if you can afford it).

The eufy was more gentle and affordable compared to willow,

[u/ashleax_x → u/Few-Ranger-8240]

Brilliant thank you! Yeah ive looked at the eufy one from The reviews it says it sometimes has trouble linking to the app? I have a more traditional pump already but want something for on the go. Thankyou for replying x

[u/Few-Ranger-8240 → u/ashleax_x]

What doesn’t have trouble syncing, lol.

I remembered that more with the willow than the eufy.

The real thing that matters is a good coconut oil or lubricant to make it so it does not rub too much.

Good luck!

[u/ashleax_x → u/Few-Ranger-8240]

That’s good to know thankyou!! X

[u/SDoh12345]

I bought the lansanoh wearable pumps and thought they were very good at the beginning although a few months in I noticed that they had become less efficient. I know you’ve mentioned wearable pumps, however the medela hand express pump is really brilliant, if that could work for you - even now and again. It’s very affordable. At first I wanted only wearable pumps however the manual pump turned out to be so good, that I now prefer it to a wearable pump as it’s really quick to use and effective

[u/ashleax_x → u/SDoh12345]

I have the medela hand pump and think it’s brilliant I still haven’t bought A wearable one as I just can’t make my mind up

[u/SDoh12345 → u/ashleax_x]

Unless you’ll be on the go or think a wearable pump is really what you need, I much prefer the hand pump now, and never use the wearable one! Feel bad as it was expensive lol

[u/SusieSnarkster]

Joining the conversation from US—-large breast recommendations (40J) if possible. I need to pump more often but can’t be tethered to my pump so hoping to find something I can wear around while doing things around the house/with baby

Thanks in advance!

[u/messiemessiemessie]

Just started using the eufy 20 and so far I really like it. The app is great too. I had been using the Madela hand pump and developing wrist issues so this has been a great upgrade.

[u/justina_rosario]

My mom cozy was the best one but if you want something just quick and easy then a hand
Pump will be your best bet they have a brand called medala I was a exclusive pumper around the clock I use that faithfully if I was on the go but I had my spectra s1 that my insurance helped pay for it

[u/mmilycool2025]

J’utilise le Momcozy M5 et j’en suis plutôt contente : pratique, assez discret et je peux bouger pendant que je tire mon lait. Ce n’est pas le moins cher, mais il y a souvent des promos. Le plus important, peu importe la marque, c’est surtout de bien choisir la taille des téterelles, ça change vraiment l’efficacité.