Spectra s2 double electric breast pump

Re: Spectra s2 double electric breast pump

• willashbaby member

  June 2015

  It has a ton of great reviews on amazon as well as baby gear lab. It's the one I plan on getting through my insurance. I think the S1 is better because of the battery and all but it's also twice the price. You can get it for only $113 through slick deals. If I wasn't getting one for free I would jump on it.

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• abbi1995 member

  June 2015

  @willashbaby how did you go about checking to see if a breast pump was covered by your insurance? I know everyones is different but did you call ?

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• SummerOH member

  June 2015

  @abbi1995 You can call or look it up in your insurance manual (if you have one). Calling's probably fastest.

  DD 12/20/99, DS 12/14/12, M/C 9/2014, M/C 1/2015

  
  

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• JAGClark member

  June 2015

  @abbi1995 per obamacare stuff, I'm pretty sure all insurance companies have to offer a single electric for free! Although, a ton of companies allow you to get the double electric pump without paying the difference. 

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• willashbaby member

  June 2015

  I checked the website for my insurance. I have to get a script from my doctor in the third trimester and then go through one of their pre approved providers.

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• ainverso member

  June 2015

  My doctor wrote a script at hospital after I delivered and sent to my insurance and pump was at my house the day I discharged home. I got a double electric Medela

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• GhanimaAtreides member

  June 2015

  I've used only the First Years Breastflow MiPump Double (and it's predecessors) since 2001. I responded to it just fine, in fact, I liked it more than the high-end hospital-grade one the lactation clinic provided. I was active-duty and on 24hr shifts. Point being, you don't always need top of the line, and getting replacement parts is more expedient.

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