Willow Go Pump Reusable Breast Milk Containers, 2 Ct, Holds 7 oz. Per Container, Breastfeeding Essential for The Willow Go Wearable Breast Pump, Hands-Free Pumping

Getting just as much out as my spectra!
I have this one, a rose freeme, and a pump freestyle. This one is my favorite as there are no cords and the motor is built in. Don’t love washing 8 parts but it’s worth it and I get as much out as I do with my spectra. They’re wearable, relatively quiet, and charge using a mini USB. I can usually get 3 pumps from a full charge. Be aware the flange sizes aren’t the same as other pumps. They come with a 21 and a 24. I use one of each. I definitely recommend it and have recently to my sister in law. If you get referred on the website you can get up to $100 off. Also, your insurance or HSA/FSA might cover it.

An expensive mistake
I really thought I had done my research before investing in this, but I’m really disappointed in this product. Here’s what I don’t like about it—hope it’s helpful to someone else.1) No visibility: unlike other pumps I’ve used, you have little to no view of what’s going on while pumping so you can adjust. It’s really difficult to ensure you’re centered, to know if you have the right flange size, or even to monitor output as you go.2) Too many parts: Pumping is notoriously annoying for the amount of dishes it creates. This one is even worse than the average pump. There are five parts to wash each time…3) …And related to that, you still have to dirty yet another dish, because you can’t store the milk in the attached container. You have to pour it into something else. Also, the attached container is pretty awkward to pour. It’s hard to get every last drop out.4) Can’t turn the Bluetooth off. I thought I had researched this, but it turns out only Willow’s other pump model offers the ability to turn off the Bluetooth. Just kind of grosses me out.5) Charging. You can get a max of three pumps out of a charge, which is way lower than the other portable pump I’ve used. Also, you can’t use it while it’s charging.6) Replacement/back-up parts are extremely expensive compared to other pumps.7) Bulky & heavy: These are much larger and less discreet than I anticipated. I can feel them weighing me down, and it’s tough to find the right bra to support them. I’d never wear them out of the house. I can do dishes and things like that while pumping, but it’s pretty difficult to pick up the baby because of the bulky size. (Not to mention you can’t bend over or the milk will spill out.)8) Production: Verdict is still out on this, but so far it seems like I am able to get way less using this pump than I can from a Baby Buddha or Medela Symphony.Of course, the second you open the box, you’re SOL if a pump doesn’t work for you. Hope this saves someone else the costly mistake I made with this.

Pretty good
This is my third baby. I do like this pump, the medela works well but for some reason really makes me want to scream, I was ready to quit. I bought this as a last ditch attempt and anticipating needing to pump on my commute sometimes returning to work. I’m a just enougher, if you have supply issues, I might not suggest it because it isn’t quite as strong as the Medela, it’s pretty good but I get maybe 1 oz less. I do feel it could help though if you need extra sessions, since you can use it more conveniently. I did order the larger volume set of cups, and they don’t fit, which I’m trying to sort out. It does seem finicky, I often have to take apart and reassemble to get it working, but I can’t figure out why, there’s never an obvious leak.

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