MomMed Wearable Breast Pump (Model S21) – Double Electric Hands-Free Breast Pump, Leak-Proof Design, 3 Modes (Stimulation, Expression, Auto) & 12 Vacuum Levels, Portable and Quiet

This breast pump arrived yesterday and I am over the moon! I have another breast pump that is a plug-in and wanted a hands-free wearable breast pump for when I need to do things around the house. I researched several different brands and decided to give this brand a try. And I am so glad that I did! I was very skeptical because of the price, thinking that this would not be a good pump considering how affordable it is. But I am absolutely amazed! Has great section and shows the time in which it shuts off at 30 minutes which is how long I pump for anyways. Comes with everything that you need including a nipple sizer, instructions, different size nipple flanges, storage bags for the pump, and two chargeable cords. The pumps are very easily explained even without the instructions. Everything comes apart super easy for cleaning. I absolutely recommend this brand and if anything were to happen, I would definitely re-buy this brand again! Five stars all around!

These are my favorite wearable pumps, with a great battery life and ability to wear them on the go. These are perfect for being out and about and able to still pump. I love that I can put these on and continue getting chores done around the house, or just relax for a minute without having to carry around my heavy Spectra pump. The suction is comparable to my spectra, I am able to completely empty my breasts and haven’t had any issues with emptying less than typical for me. I’m an overproducer, so I just watch how full the cups get and can empty before it overflows.

I love this pump I'll start off with the bad and end with the good. The bad: after a full charge it's strong but after about a 20 min use you can tell the next use power does go down just a little./I personally find it difficult to pull motor off of the rest of the pump. The good: Pump is strong when fully charged/easy to pour milk out and take apart to clean./ makes pumping while doing other daily things VERY convenient! Instead of stopping for 20 mins I can keep going. I have a Lansinoh pump that connects to the wall and I feel this on the go pump has about the same power as my Lansinoh. Overall impressed. I would definitely NOT use this as my only pump but for work, groceries, or other dialy life when I can't stop and gotta keep going. This helps. I bought it at $80 and personally wouldn't pay more than that. It is worth about $80 this is definitely not a $200 pump like some others. The photos are after 20mins on one side. I got a full bottle, so the strength is there (when fully charged) holds plenty

Love it so far. I have used twice so far and I can say it's been working fine, also I have one boob that typically pumps about 4 ounces with my other plug in pump but first the first time I was able to pump 6 ounces with this pump. After both uses I do recharge because the battery goes down to half which isn't a big deal to me but it has been great,I seen reviews of it not working a month(s) from now and I haven't gotten that far yet but if it doesn't work a month or two from now, honestly I wouldn't mind buying it again since it is working great when it comes to pumping milk .

The pumps worked very well at first. So well that I retired my Spectra when I was using MomMed. After daily consistent use for three months, one of the pumps gave out and was no longer able to perform like it used to. Because the company claimed to offer lifetime warranty, I reached out to them for assistance with replacing it. UNREASONABLE and ABSOLUTELY INAPPROPRIATE experience with MomMed customer service: If I could give them negative 10 stars, I would. I sent an email to MomMed asking for assistance with replacing the pump that stopped working. The customer service rep who assisted me (Joy), tried to blame Amazon stating that "violent transportation" probably damaged the product (even though the pumps and package arrived in perfect condition and worked fine for the first three months). Her first request was for me to provide her a video of the the pump malfunctioning. As requested, I provided a short video of the pumps on my counter that showed one side full of milk and the other with barely anything. The video made it very clear that one pump was no longer operating like it should. She responded and made a second request, asking if I had record of how much breast milk I typically produce when I pump, so that she could compare. As requested, I provided a photo of what I produced using my Spectra pumps and explained that I was able to pump the same amount using MomMed until it stopped working. She then responded and made a third request, asking me to provide a 20 minute video of myself pumping so that she could compare the amount of milk I produce and stated that I am not allowed to edit the video. I explained that I already provided a video of what I produced with MomMed and then a photo of what I produced using Spectra pumps. Which she clearly stated "photos or videos are welcomed". The video and photo I provided showed a very clear comparison between the two brands. She then let me know that since the video and photo I provided were taken after I had finished pumping, it wasn't enough evidence for them to determine if the pumps are not repairable and needed me to provide a 20 minute video of me pumping without edits instead. First of all, that's the dumbest and most outrageous thing I've ever heard. How on earth would anyone know if the pumps are not repairable from a video of me pumping. Second of all, what an invasive and outrageous ask, to ask women to provide 20 minute videos of themselves pumping to god knows where. I let her know that that was an extremely invasive ask and that I'm not comfortable recording or sharing that with anyone. I also let her know that I'd be leaving a negative review about my experience. She only offered to replace the pumps AFTER my comment about leaving a negative review. It was an extremely frustrating process and I ended up going through Amazon for a replacement instead. They basically market that they offer Lifetime warranty just to make themselves look good, but then make the process so difficult that no one is actually able to get a replacement. I also saw that another woman left a review with a very similar experience as well, so it seems like this is just how they run their business unfortunately.

The worst pump i ever used It has very very low suction and doesnt worth the price , dont buy it

Bought this after doing a thorough research and thought this is the best one amount all but it failed all the expectations. The display went in the first 2 weeks and one of the pumps stopped working completely after 3 weeks, It was out of the return period so I could not return nor exchange it. There was no support from the seller and Amazon. Very bad experience. The other pump is somehow working though the display is almost gone. The machine suction power is good but there’s no longitivty of the product. Can’t be buying this expensive pumps every month as it’s very unreliable and can stop working any time abruptly.

It works but Suction is not great. Maybe you have to fix it in certain way which I am after a month not able to figure out. One pump stopped working and there is no product support for my area (UAE).

Disappointing experience with this breast pump. Weak suction, didn't meet expectations. Buyer beware!"

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