Nenesupply 4 pc Duckbill Valves Compatible with Medela and Spectra Pump Parts Use on Spectra S2 Spectra S1 and Medela Pump in Style Harmony Symphony Replace Spectra Duckbill Valves and Medela Valve

Pumping 6 times a day for my 6 has become a habit for me. I have my Spectra pump for 5 months now, and I absolutely love it. However, I prefer the Nenesupply duckbills to the ones that came Spectra ones are better as the part that attaches to the flange has a slight ridge that makes taking them off much easier, as opposed to the Spectra ones that have a completely flat surface. The Nenesupply Spectra supplies as well as all the other Spectra supplies are highly recommended. In total, I have purchased all of the various parts for my Spectra (tubes, flanges, duckbills, valves, bottles) and I am very pleased with everything I have purchased so far.

Colson Tanner

| Sep 04, 2020

As I noticed I was getting less suction with my one daily pump session, I was concerned my Medela PISA pump was losing suction. The membranes in my pump have been replaced with Medela ones, and I cleaned the pump. Not much of a difference between the two. Duckbill valves were recommended to me, so I decided to try them before calling Medela for service. I'm glad I made the decision. Upon my return, I am getting the exact It might even be a little more than that! There is no doubt in my mind that I.

Johnny Hicks

| Sep 02, 2020

Using these instead of the duckbill valves directly from Spectra was a cheaper alternative to replacing the duckbill valves on the Spectra S2. For me, this is a bad move. There seems to be some difference between the two duckbill valve variants Spectra or NeneSupply) are more suction-friendly, but the suction on my pump doesn't feel as strong when I use these with either company's The one ounce difference per breast using these is also about one ounce. The desire to love them was very strong in me. The true Spectra brand valves will have to cost a bit more, so I guess I'll spend the extra money.

Brycen Ibarra

| Jul 04, 2021

In addition to the Spectra S2 and Medela Pump in Style Advanced sets, I also have access to Medela Pump in Style Advanced. If I am working away from home, I use the Medela Pump. I use the Spectra at home and the Medela Pump away from home. This works on both of my pumps, which is great for me. It saves me money and time! Those differences are very minor in comparison with the Spectra S2 duckbill valve but in general, it is very similar. Although they affect performance a bit, they do not seem to have much of an impact. This works just as well and is a good fit on the flange. Likewise, I was impressed to find that there was a good fit for the Medela PISA. I am saving money here as well If the yellow valves and extra membranes were not available, you would have to buy them It was time to replace the membranes on this pump because they were about 3 months old. Compared with the valve and membrane setup provided by the Medela pump, this pump's duckbill valves were much nicer to use. The pump I have is great for use, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone. You did a great job!.

Karter Sosa

| Jul 31, 2020

A typical pumping routine for me is four Each session requires 5 ounces of liquid. In spite of this, I now get a It takes me a half hour to pump 10 ounces. This is one of the best things I have ever experienced!.

Kaydence Wyatt

| May 24, 2021

I prefer the ones that came with my Spectra because they are more durable. The fabrics have a cheaper feel to them and I tore one of them as soon as I took The nail on my finger went right through it, and my nails are not long, sharp, and I also don't have long fingers. In comparison to the ones that came with my Spectra, these ones feel stronger and are of.

Kataleya Hardy

| Apr 28, 2021

It is the duckbill valve that I prefer over the Medela-Flange-And-Valve combination (Ameda Purely Yours with duckbills, Medela PISA with membranes, and Spectra S2 with membranes AND duckbills). These membranes are styled in a particular manner. These are currently on my Spectra S2 with the Maymom flanges and I'm having a lot of success sucking. When I used the membranes I only was able to pull out half an ounce, and I was discouraged about pumping. However, after switching to the duckbills, I could pull out 2 to 3 ounces. Without changing anything else, you could gain 5 ounces on one side in about half the time By no means do I have a large supply of milk. *These duckbills are easier for me to take off than Medela due to their rounded shapes These membranes are styled in a particular manner. In the aftermath of pumping, you can get a much better grip and they're much easier to remove if you remove them before rinsing them (while your hands and the valve are still dry). I found these membranes much easier to handle even after I had cleaned them compared to the Medela ones, which hurt my fingers every time I tried to remove them. I also agree that the odd number of valves included in this package is a strange choice. They should package them evenly to allow for dual pumping, but I would still recommend trying these on a Spectra S2 or Medela PISA.

Reece Gould

| Aug 19, 2020

I am very pleased with the results with both of these! My heart swells when I think about The original Spectra pieces and Medela membranes always tore on me, but the Medela ones are much easier to remove and wash. I think this is much better than the old one.

Maximus Moore

| May 04, 2021