Momcozy V1 Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Momcozy is on a streak of launching new pumps this year- check out the initial review of the new Momcozy V1. This pump is positioned as a competitor to the Elvie Stride with a new and novel low profile cup design.
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I truly like these cups.. but aren't crazy about the motor pump or the tubing. The cups work great with baby Buddha.
Hi Jessica! Thanks for the review! I was initially drawn to the cups of this setup so I appreciate your thoughts. In your review, you mentioned that there was research out there saying that the 90 degree flange doesn't get as much milk as one with an angle like these - can you recommend flanges with the angle you mentioned? I use the traditional flange that comes with my Spectra s1. Also, have you seen any collection cups that you like?
I respond really well to the Spectra S1 and Zomee Fit. Is this comparable to the S1? Would you recommend this pump to someone who responds well to those pumps?
It could possibly work but it would depend what you are hoping to get from it
Can you review the MomCozy V2 and compare it to the V1?
I’m working on it currently! Initial testing of the v2 is not super promising but I have 3 moms testing a few things before releasing the review.
Oh no!! That’s a bummer lol. Thank you guys for all the videos you make! They are super helpful!!
@@genuinelactationwill this be posted soon? Really looking for a portable pump and trying to decide between which mom cozy. Do you have a favorite in that brand?
@@Alexis_9339 honestly momcozy is not on my list of recommended pumps. The v2 testing has been odd- it's a very hit or miss pump and the cups are so poorly designed I don't feel these are worth the price. For portables I strongly recommend Pumpbables, Baby Buddha, or Zomee as more reputable and solid performing options.
@@genuinelactationthank you! I will look into those options and check some of your other vids. So I’m large breasted and my normal pump for my previous 2 is a spectra. I’m looking for a pump I can use at work (doesn’t necessarily have to be super quiet/hidden or anything). Do you have any specific recommendations with that in mind? Really liking the look of the Buddha and genie pump so far. A bit worried about that long pull/high suction on Buddha though. What wearable pumps do you think hack best with them?
Why even do the review. Youu hated this product before youu started? I'm confused..
The moms in my pumping community requested the review. I gave an honest review of the pump and the cups. The pump itself is loud but likely okay enough for the price point. The cups are a poorly thought through design. If reviews are only done when you love a pump that is a disservice to pumping parents trying to decide what to buy.
Did you try using the pump yet?