Pumpables Genie Advanced

If you're planning to get 2 pumps then I agree with keeping s1 as primary. But if you're looking for just one pump to be both effective and portable I'd highly recommend pumpables genie advanced! It's not a wearable but it's super portable and can be hacked into a semi wearable situation (kinda like the stride) if you use cups instead of traditional flanges - though not recommended to do before supply regulates I.e somewhere around 10-12 pp.

I have a Spectra S1 and a Pumpables Genie and love them both. I got the Pumpables to take with me to work because it is so much smaller and can charge using a mini USB, but also has strong enough suction to be a primary pump. Always make sure to measure for correct flange size and change out duck bills regularly to keep suction consistent. If you're able to, work with a IBCLC to get your pump settings and everything correct.

I'm quite busty, which I think needs to be considered when making recommendations. I got the PGA intending to use it as my primary and with collection cups for portability. Love the pump and successfully used it as my primary for the last 10 weeks. However I tried it with the freemie and legendairy milk collection cups and had no luck. So I ordered the momcozy m5 and absolutely love it. I get the exact same output with it as with the PGA. Highly recommend. I've been using it significantly more n

I found that a wearable for work was great in theory but didn't work well for reliability. I used pumpables genie advanced which is comparable to spectra s1/s2 but way more portable. It was fabulous, but not covered by insurance. Trying out the Baby Buddha this go around for similar reasons.

I was too cheap to consider buying the Elvie Pump, but everyone I know who does cordless wearables swears by them. After being back at work for 2 months now, I'm considering purchasing because it's rough pumping at work with all the cords. Hard to reach my keyboard and flip through documents hooked up to traditional flanges. Out of all the pumps I've tried, my daily go to is the Pumpables Genie Advanced. I can clip the motor to my pants and walk around if needed. Karrie Locher on Instagram do

Spectra for home, pumpables genie for out and about. IMO, it had comparable suction to the plug-in pump. I even used it on a few trips and didn't get any clogs. It also comes with different connectors, so I didn't have to buy new flanges for it or anything, just used my spectra ones.

1) are you planning to nurse also or exclusively pump? If you are nursing some you may be able to get away with a portable pump for a few sessions a day because you'd be nursing also. If you are exclusively pumping you'll definitely want a hospital grade. They are more efficient and will maintain your supply better. 2) I spent hours and hours reviewing pumps. I went with the Spectra (blue one) for main pump and then the Pumpables Genie Advanced for a portable, but used the spectra flanges prim

I'll go first; Momcozy S12pro was pretty good when I bought my first set in March 2023, but quality seems to have plummeted with my second set bought in October 2023. I would no longer recommend them. Pumpables Genie Advanced is great and works with the Momcozy collection cups! Bonus. Love that it's programmable. The tubing is a bit annoying but it can be cut down to make it more manageable. Medela Freestyle Hands Free was all around garbage. The collection cups were great and so easy to clea

I have the Spectra S1 plus and love it! It's the one that can run on battery power. I pump 7 times a day (30min sessions) and the battery only ever gets down to two bars. I charge it every night while I'm asleep. I have a couple of other pumps to use while doing things around the house or going out. First is the Elvie double electric and I don't really like it. Suction is weak, my output is terrible with it and it doesn't hold a charge for more than two 30min sessions. Second is the Pumpables Ge

I find Elvie Stride too weak. I like a Medela cups with Pumpables Genie Advance.