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[quote=Anonymous]I had the willow. It was okay and worked well on long car rides. However, it has a lot of small parts that need to be very specifically and carefully cleaned. You would either have to take it totally apart and scrub it before your second pump or you can put some of the parts in the fridge, which willow advises will ruin the pump. You need to measure your nipples and purchase inserts to prevent your nipples from being damaged, and apparently the insert sizes are different from other pumps. Your body needs time to adjust to the pump, which uses different suction than other traditional pumps. I found all of this really overwhelming at a time when I was already stressed and exhausted. There is a Facebook group called Willow Pump User Support Group where women and lactation consultants chat about issues related to the pump. It was helpful when I first bought it but then it just made me tired to look at, so I left. [/quote]
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