Spectra S1 Plus Hospital Grade Double Electric Breast Pump with Rechargeable Battery, Blue

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The second is a power bank that you can use rechargeable batteries with. My only caution with this option is that if the battery power gets too low the pump loses some suction. You can find that kit, here. You can increase / decrease suction if you feel you need to. Again, remember that you don’t need to use the highest suction to get max milk. Use the level that’s most comfortable for you. There’s no right and wrong here. It’s all about personal preference. Will you be expressing milk only at home or also other places, including your work office, car, airplane etc.?

You might feel like you have to do a ‘mission impossible’ task where you have to find a place to hide and pump because your pump might be noisy. You no longer have to worry! I was so surprised how quiet Spectra breasts pumps are – at only 45 decibels. Hospital pumps are usually really noisy, but that’s not the case with Spectra. It has strong suction but it’s not loud at all. I think that the possibility to pump anywhere makes up for the price discrepancy. If you’re looking for a portable electric breast pump – Spectra S1 is definitely worth the extra money. Which Is Better: Spectra S1 or S2? – Final Decision When you are a busy pumping mom who is always out and about – the first thing you would think about is if you have enough charge to pump some bottles on the go?Join Parenting In a WIRED World, a new Facebook Group for parents to discuss kids' health and their relationship to tech. Moms who only plan to pump once or twice a day may want to go with Tomy The First Years Quiet Expressions pump. It only costs a fraction of the amount the Spectra S1 does, and with less frequent pumping sessions, it will do the job and save you some money in the process. Ameda Purely Yours Ultra

This video goes through all of the features of the Spectra S1. Keep in mind all this would be exactly the same for the S2 except for the built-in battery. This is such a great feature, because not all women benefit from slow speed / high vacuum setting. Some reference even mentions that higher pump speed make help you pump more milk at a more efficient pace. (4) Here are the suction strength and cycle speed options available in Spectra S1 Let-down mode: I will update this post when I find one since I am now on the hunt to find another company. With that said, yes, only purchasing from a reputable company and not trying to force fit something that will harm the motor is a big part of it. Nene Supply, Maymom are both examples of companies I would trust when buying pump parts.This is a great all-rounder that offers electric and manual modes in the one pump. It’s no surprise to see it’s favoured by BabyCentre mums. I think if you need the portable battery, you may need to look into an upgrade to the S1. Is the S2 your only pump option? Or do they have another option? If I find anything, I will drop you a note! Spectra offers two fantastic breast pumps – the S1 and the S2. What are the differences, and which one is right for you? Here are the features of each pump, and what you need to know to choose between the two Spectra breast pumps.

Moms who are looking for a top-quality breast pump, that has excellent pumping power and is built to last will want to consider investing in the Spectra S1. While it is more expensive than some other pumps, if your medical insurance is willing to fit the bill, we would say go for it. Lots of moms consider Spectra to be better than popular Medela breast pumps. Both Spectra S1 and S2 are stronger than Medela Freestyle or Medela Pump In Style electric breast pump and offer better adjustments that may be helpful when you struggle with low milk supply. I just had my first baby boy and it’s been 3 months now, and spectra products have been amazing help There’s a built-in night light in Spectra S1 Breast Pump, as well as Spectra S2 Breast Pump. This makes using the pump at night much easier and more convenient. What Is The Difference Between Spectra 1 And Spectra 2? Pumping should never hurt no matter what pump you use, but some pumps can be pretty strong even at the lower levels of suction. That generally is not a problem with Spectra pumps. 2. Features

Spectra Feeding Bottle Drying Rack

This feature makes the S1 model more convenient and portable. When it’s time for your pumping sessions, you don’t have to search for a power outlet. The Spectra s1 pump has strong suction at 270 mmHg and a soft touch button with a massage and expression mode. This is on the high end as the range of power is between 250 mmHg and 300 mmHg. There’s 5 levels you can choose from, cycle speed is kept at 70 cycles / minutes. If you are beginner pumper, start with level 2 or 3. If you need stronger suction, increase to 4 or 5 (use the +/- button on the right). Remember, you should not feel any pain. If there’s any pain, that means your suction strength is too high. The key difference between Spectra S1 vs. S2 breast pump is that the former one has built-in battery which makes it more portable. You can use Spectra S1 Plus even when there’s no power outlet near you. Because of this feature, S1 Spectra pump is a bit more pricey. The Medela, already expensive as it is, does not always cover the accessories in the health insurance.

Two modes, including “massage mode” to help with the letdown reflex, and an “expression mode” for once your milk has let down. My MAM pump works so well on a low setting in the initial let down mode when my baby is feeding. It’s brought so much relief!" Moms who want to receive a lot of accessories with their pump for a lower price point might want to consider the Philips AVENT double electric pump. You’ll get the pump, two breast cushions, two 4-ounce bottles, two nipples, two sealing disks, and a travel bag. The First Years Quiet Expressions As I mentioned earlier there are two key differences between S1 and S2 pumps: built-in battery and price. There are also two minor differences in size and color. It’s also worth noting that mums in the BabyCentre community talk a lot about the other Medela pumps, such as their manual option, with many saying it is really effective.Ironically some of the best pumps on the market are personal pumps and cost a fraction of a hospital-grade pump. The Spectra s1 breast pump is a fraction of the price of the Medela Symphony, and comes with everything you need to start pumping immediately. This isn’t the cheapest pump on the market, and nor is it the most portable. One mum said: "It's a bit big to take around as it’s the size of a kettlebell!" There are many reasons why you might choose to pump exclusively. Perhaps you have had an early arrival of a premature baby or a c-section. A double electric pump will help increase your milk supply so you can give your baby the best start in life.Spectra and Medela are now the top brands in the breast pumping world.