Anonymous
Post 05/18/2021 15:31     Subject: Re:Breast pump recommendation

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:But which model of Spectra? (New poster also looking)


The Synergy Gold isn't available yet but looks promising. If you intend to pump a lot, look at their S3.

Is the S3 only available to rent? I've never seen it listed on any of the breast pump sites. I think it just has a longer lasting motor, as the other specs look the same as the S1 and S2. I've used an S2 pretty heavily over two children and it's still got plenty of life to it.


Just needed to special order through doctor for me.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2021 10:45     Subject: Re:Breast pump recommendation

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:But which model of Spectra? (New poster also looking)


The Synergy Gold isn't available yet but looks promising. If you intend to pump a lot, look at their S3.

Is the S3 only available to rent? I've never seen it listed on any of the breast pump sites. I think it just has a longer lasting motor, as the other specs look the same as the S1 and S2. I've used an S2 pretty heavily over two children and it's still got plenty of life to it.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 22:12     Subject: Re:Breast pump recommendation

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:But which model of Spectra? (New poster also looking)


The Synergy Gold isn't available yet but looks promising. If you intend to pump a lot, look at their S3.


I take it back. SG IS available now for $325. No rechargeable battery though.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 22:05     Subject: Re:Breast pump recommendation

Anonymous wrote:But which model of Spectra? (New poster also looking)


The Synergy Gold isn't available yet but looks promising. If you intend to pump a lot, look at their S3.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 21:37     Subject: Breast pump recommendation

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:S2 if you’re not planning on pumping often. S1 if you do. They both have the same motor, but the S1 has a battery.


Do you need to buy separate accessories (bottles, storage bags etc) or does it call come with the pump?

Pump comes with a set of pump parts, 2 bottles, and a nipple. The spectra parts are also compatible with Avent bottles.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 19:42     Subject: Breast pump recommendation

Get your bags from insurance for free! They are required to cover some really ambitious number like 120 4x per year.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 19:32     Subject: Breast pump recommendation

Anonymous wrote:S2 if you’re not planning on pumping often. S1 if you do. They both have the same motor, but the S1 has a battery.


Do you need to buy separate accessories (bottles, storage bags etc) or does it call come with the pump?
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 19:23     Subject: Breast pump recommendation

S2 if you’re not planning on pumping often. S1 if you do. They both have the same motor, but the S1 has a battery.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 18:54     Subject: Re:Breast pump recommendation

But which model of Spectra? (New poster also looking)
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 17:23     Subject: Breast pump recommendation

Spectra! /thread over
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2021 17:22     Subject: Breast pump recommendation

Insurance will cover a new pump for me (my other one is OLD). Would love any suggestions for new ones on the market that are easy to use! I’ll be breastfeeding but would like to allow my husband and other kids to feed to baby occasionally. Thanks!