Momcozy S12 Pro

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I exclusively used my s12 pros for almost a whole year and never had any issues! They also have pretty great customer service so you could've just reached out to them and they most likely wouldve sent replacement motors instead of you buying new pumps 🥴

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I have momcozy s12 pro, Bella baby which is similar to baby Buddha I’ve heard, and bioboo hug pumps. Bella baby is amazing, I got it for $45 I think off Amazon and for the price it’s the best pump I’ve used as far as comfort. It’s my main pump now since my spectra started to get weaker. It’s portable but not wearable, so the flanges and bottles are still on the outside which is annoying tbh, but it comes with a bunch of sizes of flanges so you don’t have to use inserts which is nice. There’s ways to hack it with wearable cups I just haven’t done it. Momcozy s12 pro and bio boo are similar to me. Both work equally well, bioboo is a bit painful for me but it was sent to me for free so I just use it as my backup pump. I keep it in the car in case I’m out and need to pump. Momcozy ones work well but be aware they do break randomly easily but the company is good about replacing them if they do. My first set broke after. A month and they sent me an entire new set. Some days I find a certain pump to be more comfortable than others, and it changes each day tbh idk why

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I also BF but I am the same. I didn’t want to spend an arm and a leg so I tried the Momcozy S12 pro. It seems to give me comparable outputs but I use it only out and about. I refer to it as my “car pump” and plan to probably use it for 1-2 ppd once I’m back to work. I find it not nearly as comfortable as the Spectra though.

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I also had this issue with Momcozys but I made it 7m exclusively pumping with the S12 pro before it died. If you email Momcozy with your order numbers for the pump they’ll send you a whole new set. I was able to get 2 replacement sets of S12s (original motor didn’t work, got new ones before baby was born, died at 7m, got new ones again). Their motors definitely kinda suck but they will also help you out

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If you want the same output as the Spectra, I suggest the Genie Advanced from Pumpables ($180). Otherwise, I hear the Imani i2 from Legendairy is a great one (on sale $111). Other affordable, decent pumps are the Momcozy S9 Pro ($120) and S12 Pro ($140). S9 is best for longer battery life, while the S12 is best for high efficiency pumping.

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Momcozy S12 Pro for me, and actually 2 friends as well after my experience with it. It saved my pumping journey. For reference - I'm almost 5 months post partum, and I EP 5-6 times per day. I went through hospital-grade Medela, Neno Primo (which is cheap, good and reliable, but not hands free), Neno Camino, and Momcozy M5 (which was the worst of all, totally different than S12 Pro). I've been using S12 Pro exclusively for 3,5 months now. I know it can vary from person to person, but honestly, to me S12 Pro is just sturdy and solid. My output is the biggest with it, and it's surprisingly reliable. I never use power bigger than 2. I also successfully power pumped with it and managed to get a stable +100ml more since a couple of weeks (I had a sudden supply drop, which turned out to be my period coming back, and now I make more than ever before). Hope it doesn't break, as I know wearables tend to do that. My M5 never worked as good, and it finally gave up. I don't miss it. However, if S12 Pro breaks, I either will fix it or go formula only. Can't imagine using anything else anymore ;)

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I only have s12 pro pumps but I love them. Tried the spectra with collection cups and didn’t get any more, plus that way you’re connected to tubing which is a hassle.

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I only have the S12 pro, but I recently bought a back up just to have. I love them! I get so much more milk than my spectra and I feel like I can do whatever I want while wearing and they don’t leak!

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This (the momcozy) is actually my primary pump and has been for the last 5 months - I get similar output to any time I’ve ever used my spectra and it’s astronomically more convenient

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It is relatively quiet and nondescript, but it definitely gives you original tomb raider Laura Croft boobs lol

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I exclusively pumped for 11 months with the S12 Pro basically being my main pump. I LOVED it! Crazy how everyone’s body’s respond differently!

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I’ve tried the Elvie and momcozy s12 pro and I love the momcozy in terms of output but it’s a bit loud. The Elvie is very quiet but I barely get any milk out - maybe I still need to figure out the settings.

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I like the momcozy s12 pro , like emeyem mentioned being empty is not the norm , but I definitely feel empty & it also helps that pretty much done pumping after 10 minutes if even that. I think I would have gotten the M5 or v2 just bc of the bulky-ness of the s12 but it’s pretty easy to hide with sweaters / sweatshirts

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I have the Momcozy S12 Pro. It works and it is reasonably comfortable. It's not a low profile pump, but as others have said, it's pretty easy to hide under a big sweatshirt or a jacket. I have pumped in public with it and anywhere with reasonable volume will cover up the sound of the pump. For the price point, it's very good.

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I love the S12 too! I get the same if not more output than my spectra as well.

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Momcozy S12 Pro - I pump on ~10/12 on my Spectra S1 but ~2-3 on my S12 Pro… I’ve even done 1 when I’m sore. It gives me comparable outputs in the same amount of time. I also find it so much more comfortable than my spectra - I find myself using it a lot more than my spectra

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I started with the S12 pro, which initially pumped more than the spectra, but the top heaviness in combination with how often it leaked was very annoying. I've been LOVING the Lasinoh discreet duo. I was getting 4-6 oz a session, and with the Lasinoh I'm regularly getting 8-12 oz a session.

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I love my momcozy s12 pro and now use it as my primary pump. Hands free pump is a game changer and I felt so free getting away from a wall or a pump hanging around. The suction is very strong so I use at level one and occasionally go to level 2 so few minutes on some days. I use it 6-7 times a day and also use it while power pumping. I have used it for 2 months so far. After measuring my nipples with a scale momcozy sent me, I realized im a size 21 not 24 and got inserts which has working well for me. I’m 10weeks pp now.

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The S12 Pro from Momcozy was a game-changer!

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I’ve heard amazing things about the eufy but haven’t personally tried it. I’m using the Momcozy S12 pro this time and they work great. I’ve also used Tsrete ones from Amazon and those were great too. I hated the Elvie Strides. I’ve pumped over 3 babies and literally could not get a drop out with those.

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Probably want something with tubing if you want discreet, that way you can put the pump motor down on your waistband or something versus being near your chest and closer to the microphone. I have the Momcozy 12 pro and it's as loud as my spectra, definitely not discreet.

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Dumb question What is an elastic nipple?

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I have momcozy s12 pro and it's ok.

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This is what I have too. It periodically goes on sale. Also it’s a closed system so you can buy the motors used and get new cups! If you use Aeroflow with insurance you can get a second set of cups free. You can adjust what pump you own when you’re up for replacement parts. https://a.co/d/09vq09tt

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Absolutely get the wearables. I have S12Pro and just wear it with cheap Hanes spaghetti strap sports bra. Or any bra you already have really as long as it’s tight to the skin. love it. The only reason I’m still going.

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I got the momcozy s12 pro and hate it. It is so heavy with the motors sitting on top that I can never keep my nipples centered in the tunnel. They end up dragging down and just rubbing against the flange like crazy. Or I have to constantly pull my bra back up. I haven’t tried the willow but because of my experience with the momcozy I’d probably go with a more integrated motor than one that sits on top of the cup.

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I have elastic nipples as well and find that I respond better to hard flanges rather than the silicones. I tried momcozy s12pro and it didn’t work for me, but then I tried momcozy m9 and it’s been working great! I got the same output as my baby Buddha (my main pump). I also respond really well to eufy and elvie double. https://preview.redd.it/nz26jsrva8je1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0e4e55d20e9ea98f39da1d9afa5fd0b2f4b12637

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Momcozy s12 pro or momcozy v2!!

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I love momcozy and wearables so much. I have the s9pros, s12pros, M5s, and tried the V1. I loveddd the V1 but returned it bc the motor died within two days. The s9pros are my least favorite. They’re not as strong of suction and always leak for me, I never use them anymore. The M5s are great and very discreet! They don’t hold as much milk and the suction is strong but not super strong like I need it. The s12pros are the holy grail for me. The suction is strong and great, and they hold a ton of milk. If insurance will cover it, try a hospital grade pump of your choice hacked with wearable cups! All you need is a tubing adapter to be able to use your momcozy cups with the pump itself. I use the Zomee Z2 pump I got through insurance with my momcozy s12pro wearable cups and love this combination. I use this combo for most pumps unless I’m on the go or am doing things around the house, then I’ll use the S12pros or the M5s instead. Edit to add: I also have the spectra S2 (pink one) where it plugs into the wall. The pump itself wasn’t bad, but I hated being stuck plugged into the wall and the plastic collection cups were a horrible feel for me. I’m sure I could use my wearable cups hack with the spectra for more comfort, but I still loathe the thought of being stuck to the wall.

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baby buddha with collection cups, love it. stronger than my spectra honestly. the momcozy s12 pro is good.

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I haven’t used a “hospital grade” pump personally but hear they are close in power to things like the spectra. Also note that the term “hospital grade” as it applies to personal pumps is not recognized by the FDA. Possibly helpful article https://aeroflowbreastpumps.com/blog/hospital-grade-breast-pumps-faq#:~:text=A%20hospital%2Dgrade%20breast%20pump%20is%20a%20rental%20breast%20pump,from%20properly%20breastfeeding%20their%20babies. I have 4 pumps - medela manual pump, spectra S2, momcozy s12 pros, and Pumpables Genie Advance. My manual pump is great, I think everyone should at least have one handy to help pumping for comfort when engorged from time to time. Also great for MOTN if you’re trying to quietly pump in bed. My Spectra kind of stressed me out at first so I wasn’t able to get much out until I got more comfortable. The momcozy wearables were great until my supply regulated. I haven’t been able to get more than an ounce or two per side in a while when my other pumps regularly get 3-5 oz per side. I just don’t respond well to the style or flange size anymore. But I know quite a few women who still prefer them. My PGA is a new favorite for portability and the silicone flange kit. Plus I can interchange parts with my spectra.

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I prefer to use the wearable when at work and the regular wall pump at night. I had a momcozy s12 pro and often used it for commute and office pump break, cuz the handsfree option really makes it so much more convenient, and gives me decent output. Still, I would use the wall pump at least 1x a day and pump a little longer, just to make sure my breast is definitely empty.

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My friend did too! She let me borrow it to see if I liked it. NOPE lol. I'm glad you did though!

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What settings do you use for your momcozy? I feel like my spectra empties my way better

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I have the S12 pro and hate it. Not even slightly discreet and I get virtually no milk. It's put me off trying any other wearables.

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I’m deciding on the S12 pro because I’m a little tired of setting up the Medela swing maxi and being wired although slightly portable… and this sounds so promising! Can you elaborate on how you fixed the user error please? Was it just positioning? The bulk ones doesn’t bother you anymore? Do you ever use it outside of your home?

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Momcozy S12 pro I used it exclusively for 4 weeks and really maintained/increased my supply. I now use my zomee z2 with phanby wearable cups for all 7-9 pumps per day. I also have the Bella baby wearable but I don't get the same output as I did with my S12.

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Same here actually - and glad to see I am not the only one ! I am a bit more than 4 months into EPumping and used the Elvie wearable. Just works for me, it gives me time to do what I need to and I get c. 800ml / day while only pumping 5/6times * 10 mins each time. Not sure this is due to the pumps but I know that for my first one, having a non wearable pump meant it felt too much time consuming and I ended up stopping after 4 weeks.

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I got the motif Luna with battery so I can move it around the house with me as well as the momcozy s12 pro. I find the Luna more efficient and comfortable with the correct flange size (I use the pumpin pals flange set) while I need to get a better flange size for the momcozy. The momcozy pump is uncomfortable on the same suction settings as the Luna and you can’t adjust the frequency of the sucking action only the suction strength so you lose a mode of customization. Also I need a larger bra for the wearable than for my normal nursing/pumping bra from kindred bravely.

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• Hospital grade - Spectra (I got the pink one through insurance) • Wearable - momcozy s12 pro • Hand pump - Medela (yellow one) It ranges with how much milk I get from each one but I love them all!

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LOVE LOVE LOVE my S12 Pro and seriously don’t know what I would do without it!

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I chose the MomCozy S12 Pros. Honestly I can’t remember exactly what other pump I was comparing to since it was so long ago but I want to say I chose the S12s because of the battery life, charge time and capacity. I’m actually a big fan of it personally. I feel like I get the same output with it as I do my Spectra. I was looking at pumps again recently because I needed replacement parts and my man asked if I would be interested in getting a new pump altogether and started looking at options for me. Turns out I’m even more glad I got the S12s because they’re supposed to be really good for women with elastic nipples like myself which I didn’t even know I had until maybe a month ago? If you do happen to have elastic nippies, this may be a good pump to consider!

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I have a few: I really like the medela freestyle, the cups are comfortable and the motor is small. It’s not the quietist but I can move around/cook/ do mild cleaning while pumping. There are tubes connecting to the cups but that helps them be really light weight. I also have Eufy S1 pro that I like, although I have an oversupply so the cups are a bit small for that. But it’s efficient and I do like the heating and the case is convenient for on the go. I wouldn’t recommend momcozy - the suction is good but you can’t rely on the motors to be working from pump to pump. - I had two sets of s9pros give out on me with my first son 2 years ago. The m5 I had with him also died, although I liked it enough I got another one this time but I reach for the eufy more. The S12pro isn’t bad but again I’m just waiting for it to stop working at this point.

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I agree. I have the spectra and got the s12 pro thinking I’d use it at work and to make it easier to pump while home on maternity leave. I only use my spectra now, I’ve gotten used to the output and I never quite got the hang of wearables. Though I will say I didn’t try very hard.

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Hate the m5 too. Pains, and doesn’t yield any output for me. I contacted MomCozy and they’re sending me s12 pro to try for free.

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I use different combos. I start with stimulation. mode for about 5- 8 mins Then I switch to the dual mixed mode for about 10-15 min And the remainder mode I use the expression mode Sometimes I switch the mixed and expression around, but I usually always start with stimulation.