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Spectra S2 and I swear by it💕💁🏾♀️✨
Did you see which one your insurance would pay for?
Depends on your priorities. If you're new to pumping, starting with a traditional plug-in is the easiest and will give the best results. They are usually the most powerful and have less of a learning curve. I had a Medela that was great, but big and clunky (secondhand from my sister). I ended up getting a couple of Amedas that were smaller and lighter that worked well for work or being out somewhere. I've heard good things about the Spectra S2 and would try it if I didn't have so many already. The wearables have come a long way. I have a Willow wearable from my second pregnancy but didn't love it, mostly just because it took forever to get the same output I got with the Medela. I ordered the newer Evie 2 portable model this time because it has hospital grade suction power. Not considered a "wearable" because there is tubing and a cord, but it's a small battery pack that can clip under your clothes so seems like the best of both worlds to me. Read a lot of reviews it was always one of the top recommended.
Aeroflow.com to see what will be covered by insurance, and they'll give you options for upgrades so you just pay the difference.
@Andrea this. If you have insurance they should cover breast pumps ask them which high quality pumps they have. Ask for the brand names etc. my insurance gave Momcozy s12 where I got mines from I could also upgrade them to a newer Momcozy pump for an additional price.
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Spectra S1 or S2! It saved my life haha