NCVI Hands Free Breast Pump 8111, Wearable Breast Pump for Breastfeeding, Wireless Portable Milk Pump with Strong Suction, 4 Modes & 9 Levels, Ultra-Quiet Discreet Pump, 21/24mm Flanges (2 Pack)

10/10 wow this is a great pump for it to be cheaper than usual pumps. I love that it was already charged up as well. Easy to take apart and put back together.

I’m 2 months PP and wish I had gotten this pump sooner! The pump does a great job of emptying me and only takes about 15 minutes. I do wish it showed you how long it had been running but that’s not a big deal to me. I also find the pump bulky but I was still able to walk around and do other things. For the price this is a great pump! The suction is great but gentle I can barely feel the pump suctioning, works great for me as an EP!

So far I give this pump 5 stars because I haven’t come across any real issues with it so far. It’s not my first wearable, as it is my second one that I’ve had to use. Compared to my first pump, I would say the suction is a lot stronger so far, but I’ve only had it for about a week. With my MomMed I used to have to come times turn the suction level up to about 5-6, sometimes even 7 if I felt like I needed more of a push. But with this one I haven’t had to go past 4, so that’s very telling for me. I used to have to adjust my MomMed wearable from time to time to while pumping so that the suction would feel like it was doing it’s job, and to feel like it was sitting right in my bra, and with this pump I’ve noticed so far that I don’t have to do that. It comes with the 24mm breast shield as well as another 21mm nipple insert I believe. I’m 24mm so that was perfect for me. I like the different modes on it, obviously that’s a plus for us because some women have different preferences when it comes to their milk flow. I do find the pump a little trickier than my MomMed when it comes to being assembled to wear. I put the pieces together the same way as I did my MomMed (per the instructions) and with this one I’ve noticed that you really have to take your time to make sure it’s fully sealed because it will start to slowly loosen up as you’re pressing the shield onto to the milk collector. I don’t know if it’s just me and the way I press it, but I’ve noticed that I have to double check, so that milk doesn’t end up leaking out while I’m pumping. I’ve had that happened one time with this pump and it wasn’t until I stood up to go to the kitchen that I felt the milk seeping out from the bottom. So just double check and make sure you’re sealing it completely. The battery life is good on this one as well. I’ve noticed that I really only charge this baby twice a day. If that. And that’s with me pumping 5 times a day, and for 25-30 minutes. I haven’t gotten to the point where it indicates that the battery needs to be charged. I think it said to it has a low batter indicator but I haven’t noticed that. It really only shows what mode you’re on and the suction level. It’s not really an issue for me though. As long as I can see what I’m clicking when I’m changing modes and suction levels that’s totally fine for me. I love that it came with a nipple ruler, as well as some complimentary milk bags. Which I’ve tried and they’re good too. I just don’t prefer the bags with the pour spout because they’re not really ideal for freezing flat to fit in your freezer. The pump also comes with extra bra straps for your bra just in case you need extra adjustment which is always a plus. The parts are easy to clean and fit in my bottle sterilizer just fine. Let’s see how long this one lasts, as my MomMed only lasted 7 months.