The Spectra pump also has a tote to hold the pump and the tubing, but the cooler must be purchased separately and does not fit within it.

Rookie Mom Gabriela pictured with limited time Rebecca Minkoff x Medela Pump and Baby Bag Unless you want the world to know that you are in the midst of a pumping session, the quiet strength of the S2 takes the win. This quiet motor only registers at 45 decibels, which is similar to the noise level of a library. Whether you are in the privacy of your home or your workplace, others will not be as aware that it is in use. One perk it will signal your co-worked to the fact that you’re pumping so that they will leave you alone! Hospital-grade pumps tend to generate more volume, and this one is no exception.

The Medela Pump In Style is one of the noisiest pumps out there.

Here’s what we think about both the noise levels of the Spectra and Medela breast pumps: With greater motor power can also come greater noise. When do you plan to use a breast pump? The lactation room at work? At night while everyone is asleep? The noise that is generated from a breast pump can make or break a decision to purchase one model over another. This breast pump is a great option for mom’s looking to power pump to increase their milk supply. When it comes to Spectra vs Medela in strength, the Hospital-Grade strength of the Medela breast pump wins out. Strength Category Winner: Medela Pump In Style Day or night, it can pump enough without causing pain from the suction. Despite its power, it is also gentle enough to massage the breast and stimulate it. The S2 measures a max pressure of 270 mmHg.

Spectra S2 by Spectra also has strength where it is needed.

The Pump In Style has also been clinically proven to increase milk volume by 11.8% compared to the Personal Fit model!

It feels really similar to breastfeeding in my opinion. I love that this pump has a Two-Phase Expression Mode process which mimics the natural suction of a baby.

Pump In Style by Medela is categorized as a hospital grade pump and has a suction level of 30 to 270 mmHg.Here’s what we think about both when it comes to strength: This is important to keep in mind when looking at different pumps! This refers to the power of the pump’s suction, but here’s the kicker… there is no standard for what hospital grade actually is. When on the hunt for the perfect pump, you will probably see the term “hospital grade” thrown around a lot. Both the Pump in Style and the S2 have letdown modes to get your milk flowing and stronger modes for optimal expression. Features such as adjustment dials and buttons will help you find the strength or suction that is comfortable for you. Your breast pump strength (and the ability to adjust it) is extremely important.

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