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anyone have/use the hygeia pump?

sunflowergrlsunflowergrl member
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How do you like it?  What is the difference between the Enjoye EPS and the Enjoye LBI?  Thanks :o)
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    sourpatchmamasourpatchmama member
    I have the hygeia pump and think it is great. The only difference between the two is that the LBI has a rechargeable battery, while the EPS needs to be plugged in at all times. I have to say, I was irritated when my husband bought the more expensive one, but now am grateful. I'm exclusively pumping, and being able to move it around with me during my 8 pumps a day has been incredibly useful.  My lactation consultant said that this pump is closest to a hospital grade.  I had a breast reduction eight years ago and this is the pump she recommended.  I am totally satisfied with this pump-- I have a full supply (!!!), which is pretty unusual with a breast reduction, and because I have been unable to directly nurse my LO.  Hope this helps!!
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    sunflowergrlsunflowergrl member
    imagesourpatchmama:
    I have the hygeia pump and think it is great. The only difference between the two is that the LBI has a rechargeable battery, while the EPS needs to be plugged in at all times. I have to say, I was irritated when my husband bought the more expensive one, but now am grateful. I'm exclusively pumping, and being able to move it around with me during my 8 pumps a day has been incredibly useful.  My lactation consultant said that this pump is closest to a hospital grade.  I had a breast reduction eight years ago and this is the pump she recommended.  I am totally satisfied with this pump-- I have a full supply (!!!), which is pretty unusual with a breast reduction, and because I have been unable to directly nurse my LO.  Hope this helps!!


    Huge help!  thank you! So nice to hear how much you like it!
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    mamababyrnmamababyrn member

    I use it and I love it. I EP, so it is with me all the time. I love that it doesn't have to be plugged in because I can make lunch for work and eat breakfast while I pump. I also really like the different knobs for strength and speed.

    Their customer service is also amazing if you ever have any issues. 

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    Mind_the_GapMind_the_Gap

    I borrowed a LBI and used it to pump while working for a year.  I had a great supply, and loved not having to be next to an outlet while pumping, or having to worry about a power source when I was at a client site.

    I will be buying my own LBI for this time around.

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