Pump with Elvie Hack 1.31.1 + Redeem Codes

There is no way I would still be breastfeeding without my Elvie. I felt like a dairy cow with a traditional pump, and I hated having to change bras or wear a really uncomfortable bra with a flange holder built in. With the Elvie, I can pop them in and continue working at my computer or doing chores around the house. They are so comfortable that I sometimes forget that I’m wearing them. I was worried that they would not work as well as my traditional pump, but I actually find that I get higher yields with this pump. I also have to hand it to the engineers that worked on the Bluetooth connectivity: this is the only Bluetooth device that I’ve had zero connectivity issues with. I don’t know how they did it, but thank you! I have a few complaints. The volume detection is never accurate for me, and at this point I don’t even use it because I got tired of correcting the amount. I wish that the timer had an automatic shut off feature, and I wish that the pump would let you override the full bottle shut off more easily because it will often say the bottle is full when it is not. I also hate the warnings I get about the pumps losing connection to the app when I intentionally shut them off after a session. Maybe this could be helped by a button in the app for disconnecting and shutting off the pumps. It might be nice to also add a customizable “power pumping” program for increasing supply.

My boyfriend came Home with the elvi thought about getting it
But it was too pricey 400 and something dollars no thank you honestly it was the best $400 that I’ve ever spent in my life if I knew then what I know now if this had even existed with my 11 year old previously I think my journey to breast-feeding would have been so much better this is a must try I would have quit breast-feeding two months ago if it was not for this product I love that I have the freedom to walk around move around you don’t know how much you appreciate that until you buy something like this I can cook I can use the bathroom I can kind of clean the only thing that you Can’t do is bend over so you have to be careful with that because you’re Malkin spell out I love the tracking just everything up about this product is absolutely phenomenal and totally worth the money I would pay over and over again

First off I want to say that I absolutely LOVE my Elvie pumps & would've probably given up breastfeeding if I’d had to pump with a traditional pump. With these I can put them on in my bra and continue to live my life (mostly) without being plugged in & that’s amazing! A few minor issues I’ve had with it are that the app is not always very accurate with the amount it thinks has been expressed & I always have to tweak it before I save the session. It’s very easy to do so not a big deal for me. The main issue I’ve had is that sometimes the pump sounds like it’s on and doing its thing, but the suction isn’t right. Now I’ve used these enough to know how to line them up & put them on and it seems to happen randomly so I’m not sure what’s causing the issue. Customer service has been wonderful & sent me some replacement parts but still trying to get to the bottom of the issue. Otherwise, my experience has been great and it’s kept me on the breastfeeding wagon thus far. I would never have put up with the lack of mobility a traditional pump comes with, so these have been a GAME CHANGER! Keep improving your product & keeping up the great customer service because I tell every new mom I know about Elvie and I want them all to have a great experience.

As a working mom, this style of pump is a must. However, I recently had to go 3 days without being able to use the app. Customer service was friendly but very hard to understand on the phone. After my initial call about not being able to login and use the app, all communication was via email. While emails were responsive, they didn’t remedy my issue quickly (it was not because I didn’t know my login or typed it wrong) and they kept asking me the same information (generic email verbiage used each time). I found this very frustrating. During this time of not being able to use the app, I had to use the pumps manually and then tracked my time/pumped amount with another app (Baby Tracker which I use to track my babies feeding schedule, etc. and love). Also, the whole time I’ve had the pump and app, the unit I use on my right breast will lose connection and randomly shut off. I quickly turn it on manually but find this annoying. Lastly, the amount of milk I pump is rarely accurate (often more than 1 oz off) but this isn’t a dealbreaker. All this to say, while I wouldn’t trade this product/app for the old school plug-in pump style, it definitely is far from perfect.

These pumps are a lifesaver for a mom on the go who doesn’t want to be tied to a cord. There’s a learning curve involved and they often leak milk out the top of the bottle while pumping and disconnecting, but you can’t beat being mobile. However, the app is so awful. First, it often has connection issues to the pumps. And when I push the Start button, one pump starts before the other, so the rhythm of the pumps is off, with one pump pulling while the other is pushing, making me cringe. Second, while the app is useful because it cycles through stimulation and pump modes automatically (you can do it manually without the app, but it’s clumsy to reach into your shirt a bunch of times), it’s seriously inaccurate about the amount pumped. No big deal because you can see in the bottle what you pumped, but it auto shuts off when I’ve only pumped about 3 oz, saying it’s full, when it’s supposed to hold 5 oz. So if you’re replacing a nursing session, it’s likely you’ll “fill” the bottles according to the app, have to take them off entirely to dump them out, and have to put them back on. It’s just so inconvenient at that point. Do better, please, Elvie App.

It changed my new motherhood experience greatly because I can take care of my baby and get around a lot easier which give me a lot more time to accomplish a lot more things. As a mother who wasn't able to direct breastfeed, it's helped me still provide the breastmilk to my baby with hopes to be able to continue for at least 6 months to a year. My only issue is that while I have it on I've found that anything I do that requires bending over at all, even picking my baby up out of the crib or really from anywhere, the cups leak. I am not pumping a whole lot so I have to actually supplement formula for a full days feeding, so every ounce is super important to me and it can be extremely frustrating for me when it feels like a full oz or 2 is on my shirt when I remove the pumps instead of in the cup. So that's my major issue with them: they are extremely expensive and would be worth it aside from the fact that they can take milk you pumped for 40 minutes and spill a good amount of it from any little movement. I still recommend it but I hope they can fix that

The latest update takes away the ability to view your right and left pump output and controls side-by-side on one screen. Instead, you now can only view them one at a time and you have to swipe right/left to swap to the other. The update also now resets the clock at zero if your pump auto-shuts off due to the sensor thinking it is full (even if it isn’t really full, which happens often if you lean forward slightly while pumping). So when you restart pumping the counter now counts up from zero instead of showing you how long you’ve actually been pumping that session.

The milk volume estimates are still extremely inaccurate. There is still no ability to program your own custom pump patterns (e.g. repeat stimulation mode every 5 minutes, etc). The “lost contact” warning screens still persist even once you are back within Bluetooth range during a pump session (so you have to manually dismiss them before you can view the controls). The app still retroactively “fixes” milk outputs you have already manually adjusted after pumping, so hours later you’ll realize the app has inflated your output by twice the amount.

For a $500 pump that is advertised as being a wireless, pump where you can continue with your day whilst pumping with ease and movement. It does not deliver- if you dare move or bend over- it leaks or looses suction. You spend more time re aligning the pumps then pumping. It takes double the time to get less amount. I had to join a facebook page for tips and hints to get this pump to be slightly successful. Even then i have had to spend a small fortune on new bras, silicon inserts and tons of new green seals (they need replacing every 4-6 weeks!) just to get this to work, not to mention the 5 replacements in 6 months! The are also NOT hospital grade and not recommended to be used until after your milk has regulated. (Which many people on the facebook group did not know meaning you also need another hospital grade pump) I refuse to waste my money and have soldiered on trying to use these because Elvie refuse to give refunds. I would personally not waste your time or money. The only saving grace to these pumps is the Elvie customer service are fantastic at helping you and replacing parts. Such a shame as i had really high hopes.

It would be impossible for me to provide breast milk if it wasn’t for Elvie. I had some issues that made breast feeding very difficult. The freedom to take the pumps anywhere and pump anywhere is indescribable. I can pump while hanging out with family , at a bbq, while driving , anywhere really. No one notices. I’m not isolated to a room plugged into a wall. I had the spectra and Medela given to me as gifts, there is no way I could be plugged into a wall 10 times a day, along with the noise and hassle. Yes , there is a learning curve or do figuring out your shield size , suction, breast positioning , but once you figure it out it’s all a breeze. Elvie was worth every single penny!!! It’s an amazing product and the cost is not surprising now that I’ve used it and understand its value. I give it 5 stars for the freedom it’s given me and the ability to provide breast milk for my new born .

I love my Elvie pumps but the app needs some work. The amounts estimated are never accurate and I manually go in and record the amounts I pump which is fine. Lately however, I’ll go back in to record my last pump of the day and notice the app has changed one of my session amounts. I am an under supplier and it’s important to me to keep an accurate record of how much I’m pumping so I know how much I’m giving my daughter. I only started using the app daily the last 6 weeks or so because before that, I could never get my pumps to connect. It was so frustrating, and I was so excited when the app started working right and I haven’t struggled to get my pump to connect since, but this new problem with the amounts changing is really frustrating and I feel like I need to start tracking with pen and paper again, which would mean the app is basically useless for me.