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I do love the Momcozy pumps! If you have elastic nipples you'll want to avoid the V and M series as they have a much shorter tunnel. The S9 Pro and S12 Pro are your best options as they have the longest tunnel which you need with elastic nipples. Out of the 2, I prefer the S12 Pro but both have pros and cons I talk about here th-cam.com/video/IJFYC0_aT6Y/w-d-xo.html :) Bonus if you use my code PUMPINGMILK at momcozy.com before the 15th July you'll currently get 25% off (#ad)

i haven't seen them separate yet, but I've reached out to Momcozy to see if they can help :)

@@pumpingmilk Thankyou so much ❤️

@@pumpingmilk also would you recommend m6 mobile style or m9 mobile flow?

The Mobile Style is the M6 - I really do think this is a great pump! I have my M9 on its way so haven't had a chance to review it yet, but I do love that it has a few more features such as the tracking app which I am keen to check out...I'll post my review video once I've had a chance to properly review it 😊

Thanks for much for the lovely feedback! So glad it was helpful! And I really hope it all goes smoothly for you 😊

So sorry but no you do not need to stack the flanges. This was my error. Just choose the correct flange insert for your flange. If you're not being emptied, I recommend double checking your seals and making sure than your parts don't need replacing (I.e. duckbill valve).

There is a little pouring spout at the top of the flange. I like to remove the pump motor first, and then you can pour the milk out from the pouring spout. Leave the flange attached to the cup to make it easier to pour. Hope this helps.

@@pumpingmilkthank you!!! That helped so much! Thank you for this video. You explained in such detail. Thank you!

Thank you for the lovely feedback! So glad I could help!

Unfortunately my only recommendation if the 17mm is too big is to look for a smaller flange insert like the 15mm (amzn.to/3xOox55 #ad). This will fit directly into your 24mm flange.

Happy to help :) I don't own a Lasinoh Discreet Duo yet, but looking at the key features the Mommed S21 is more powerful with a 280mmHg suction strength vs 260mmHg of the Lasinoh Discreet Duo. Battery life on the S21 is also much better at 150 mins vs 100mins on the Duo. You do get an extra mode on the Duo with does give you more control with your pumping settings, however there are only 9 suction levels. With the S21 you have 3 mode but 12 suction levels. As I said, I don't have the Duo, but looking at the features alone, I'd choose the Mommed S21 for the high suction strength and longer battery life. Most of the other features look very similar. Hope that helps!! Also if you choose to go with the Mommed S21 you can get 25% off with the code PUMPINGMILK when you buy direct from mommed.pxf.io/LX51bL which also makes the S21 much more affordable than the Duo (#ad)

Great question- yes you can boil to sterilize.

I believe they have now upgraded the M5 to include a timer, but the model I have does not have a timer. And it sounds like they have stopped including the 27mm flange then. Thanks for the info that's helpful 😊

Thanks for asking! Ideally you will clean and dry after each use and sanitize daily.

I am so sorry for the misinformation, but you do not need to stack the flange inserts for the M5. Just pick the correct size and insert that into the flange 😊 If you weren't getting a lot of milk, just make sure your parts don't need replacing and that the seals are all firm.

If it's leaking from the pump, and you've checked that it's put together correctly with firm seals, then it could be that the flange or valves need replacing.

⁠@@pumpingmilkI had that problem as well the first time. The flange needs to be pushed further onto the cup edge more.

Great question - they are the same. The only variance you might see is when your battery on the S1 is getting low and needs to be plugged in.

Suction strength wise, it's up to 295mmHg, which is powerful. If you can barely feel it, that doesn't sound right. I recommend double-checking the parts to make sure there is no damage and check the assembly to ensure adequate seals. Also, have you measured your nipples to ensure you're using the correct flange size? And what settings did you have it on?

Thanks for asking! Ideally you will clean and dry after each use and sanitize daily.

Thanks for the great feedback! The M5 is not suitable for a dishwasher, microwave or heat sterilizer due to the soft silicone. Ideally you will boil it or use a sterilization solution like Milton amzn.to/3KTTNT0 (#ad)

@@pumpingmilk thanks so much!

Thanks for the lovely feedback! So glad it was helpful 😊

I believe it is only for the new Mobile Flow at this stage.

You're amazing for leaving such lovely feedback! Thank you!

The noise is less than 50dB. A library or very quiet office is 40 to 45dB. Normal conversation is 60dB. So, depending on how quiet your workplace is, you may or may not notice it.

It clicks into place and also has an inner silicone lip, which helps create the seal.

It clips/locks into place. It has a space that goes over the pouring spout and then clips in at the bottom, so I don't see it popping on and off unless that breaks. There is also an inner silicone lip to help prevent leaks. It feels a lot more secure to me than a silicone flange, but it is a hard plastic, so that is a consideration.

The tunnel length is very similar to the m5

Can you add anything to make it longer so to say

Not that I have found so far. Maymom do a long flange insert amzn.to/3KJfXre (#ad) which will help extend the tunnel, but this is for the S9/S12 models. Honestly, I think the M5/Mobile Style tunnel is too short for elastic nipples. If you're after a Momoczy wearable pump, I think the S12 Pro amzn.to/3RnlWFV (#ad) with the Maymom long flange inserts is a better option. The tunnel on the S12 pro is twice as long as the Mobile Style.

So glad it could help! I do really love the M5 for it's 105 degree flange and vibration mode. Both are great pumps though :) Also if it helps, you can get 15% off your pump when you use my code PUMPINGMILK at momcozy.com (#ad)

So glad it was helpful!! I do have to apologize though, you actually do not need to stack the inserts for the M5 like I said in the video! Simply use the 1 flange insert with the correct size you need. But yes you definitely want the lip of the diaphragm to slide over as that will help ensure your suction is working properly :)

Thanks for the lovely feedback! You need to initially wash the parts in warm soapy water to remove any residual breastmilk, then sterilize. I believe you can use a sterilizer for the Momcozy S9 Pro/S12 Pro/V1/V2 however the M5 and new mobile style need to be boiled/Milton fluid as they are made from PA/ABS materials. Momcozy have their range of microwave steam bags that are suitable too amzn.to/3Xdp4Ib (#ad) Just keep in mind UV light sterilizers and microwaving of your breast pump parts may result in cloudiness / discoloration of the parts over time.

Both are less than 50dB. They are both pretty similar on the massage mode, however I think the Mobile Style is noticeably quieter on the expression mode. Hope that helps :) Also if you do decide to buy either of the pumps you can get 15% off at momcozy.com by using my code PUMPINGMILK (#ad)

Thanks for the lovely feedback! So glad it was helpful 😊

Firstly, congratulations - that is so exciting!! And thank you so much for your lovely feedback! So glad it was helpful - i love the M5 too! Also if it helps you can also use my affiliate code PUMPINGMILK on the Momcozy website and get 15% off the entire site :)

Glad it helped 😊

The V2 is slightly quieter at less than 48dB. The Mobile Style is less than 50dB. To give you an idea of how loud that is: Whisper is 15dB. Normal conversation is 60 dB. Library is 45 dB. Heavy city traffic is 85 dB.

Thanks so much for letting us know! That is great news if they have included it in the newer M5 pumps 😊 I did double check mine, just in case I missed it, but there is definitely no timer for my M5 pump.

So good! It's awesome to have a backup pump too 😊

Yes, my kit came with the inserts 😊 Just as a note in the video, I said you need to stack your inserts, but you can actually just use the 1 insert with your correct size. No need to stack them.

Hopefully, this does the trick for you! Just a note, I know I mentioned in the video to stack the flange inserts. You can actually just choose your correct size and use just the 1 flange insert 😊

I think both are great pumps. I really do love the design of the Mobile Style, but if price is a big factor and if you don't need the extra battery life, then I think the M5 is better value, especially with its vibration with mixed mode and 105 degree flange. If price wasn't your main factor, I'd go with the Mobile Style.

Honestly, I wouldn't use it as a cooler. It's not insulated, and the material inside is not all waterproof. I can see your point though, it would be amazing if it could be used that way!

I'm so sorry I said 180 degrees, but it should have been 90 degrees 🫣 The spectra flange is the standard 90 degrees flange design. I'm not familiar with the Phanpy but they appear to have a 112 degree angle. Here is a link to a study that was done on the 2 different designs: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7687096/ Hope that helps 😊

Thank you so much! I thought I heard you wrongly about the 180deg flange. 😅

Any idea which design is better for elastic nipples?

I think the M5 with its silicone flange is better for elastic nipples as it provides a little more resistance. With the hard plastic flange of the Mobile Style there is less resistance so the elastic tissue, the nipple and/or areola may be pulled too far down the tunnel, narrowing the milk ducts and closing off the flow of milk.

Thanks for mentioning it so I could clarify 💖

Oh you are too kind! Thank you for the lovely feedback 💖 I really do love this new Momcozy pump too! In terms of your Lumbi pump, that sounds very disappointing 😞 I do know they have been constantly selling out, but if it is faulty I'd expect a replacement as priority. If you haven't already try reach them on their fb page facebook.com/lumbifamily?mibextid=ZbWKwL Hopefully you can get it all sorted asap 😊

Thank you for the the tip, I appreciate the information! 😊 would you be able to show a comparison of what both of these pumps pour like? After done pumping what do they look like when they pour? Are they both the same? One thing I noticed with the Lumbi is the defective pour spout, one side milk didn’t pour out smoothly- had to force it with my hand and fingers, which caused some milk to spill out rather than a smooth pour. Can you maybe fill them with water or milk to show what they pour like? Hope that doesn’t sound like a weird question. I’d like to see that before I spend $130 on the new Momcozy pump

Yes happy to do that! I'll do a quick video tomorrow and see if I can add it to the comments for you 😊

Here is the link to the pour video as requested - I hope it helps :) drive.google.com/file/d/1AwFYSFqS2oTMWXMG8zJH2-to9v8E0n49/view?usp=sharing And if you do decide to grab a Momcozy pump you can also get 15% at momcozy.com with the code PUMPINGMILK (#ad) ☺

I haven't heard as yet, but I assume it won't be long. In terms of spare parts, it does come with a spare duckbill valve and diaphragm. So that should see you through for 6 months or so depending on your use.

Yes they are comparable, in terms of suction strength the Elvie Stride and Momcozy Mobile Style are more aligned. Here are some quick comparisons: - Elvie Stride has a suction of 300mmHg and 2 modes with 10 suction levels. - Elvie original has a suction of 220mmHg and 4 SmartRhythm™ modes and 7 suction levels. - Momcozy Mobile Style has a suction of 295mmHg and 3 modes and 9 suction levels. In terms of hospital grade, both the Elvie Stride and Momcozy Mobile Style have hospital-grade performance, but all are single use only (so not technically hospital grade as that is a multi-user pump like the Medela Symphony). There are also differences in design, with the Stride requiring tubing where as the Momcozy and Elvie Original do not. The collection cup is 6oz on the Momcozy and only 5oz on both Elvie pumps. Battery life on the Stride and Mobile Style are both 180 mins, and only 120min on the Elvie original. Momcozy does not have an app. Hope this helps! If you do choose to go with the new Momcozy Mobile Style the you can also use the code PUMPINGMILK for 15% off at the Momcozy checkout bit.ly/3OLpAYT (#ad) 😊

I'll do a video comparison in the next day or so 😊 They are similar in settings, but different in design. The Mobile Style case is flatter/smaller.

Is this just as good as the Elvie Original or Elvie Stride? Thank you!

Here is the comparison video for the M5 and Mobile Style 😊 th-cam.com/video/kYCB-7PswJM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VYlIYoFyFLrU_Qw4

I'm sure you're doing the maths right 😊 I believe the hours function was initially created as just a fun gimmick, so although it can be a great guide, I wouldn't take it as gospel 😊

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The battery life is 100-120mins, which is 6 to 8 15min pumping sessions. Hope that helps 😊

Firstly congratulations! And so glad the video helped with your decision process :) If you use my affiliate code PUMPINGMILK on the Momcozy website you'll also get 15% off if that helps (#ad)

@@pumpingmilkThank you so much I will use the code! This was helpful to see how to use it. 💕💕💕💕

Thanks so much 💖 I hope it all goes amazing for you!

So glad to hear! Thanks for the feedback - always appreciated!