Philips Avent vs Medela Harmony vs Lansinoh Manual Breast Pump | Which is the Best Breast Pump?

In today's video we are talking about the Philips Avent Manual Breast Pump, the Medela Harmony Manual Breast Pump & the Lansinoh Manual Breast Pump. I hope this video will help you decide which is the best Hand/Manual Breast pump for you! I hope you all enjoy today's video! Have a Blessed week everyone!
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XOXO,
Isabel

[@annarj123]

Guys, mom of three speaking here. With my first and second babies I used an electric pump and it not only hurted my nipples but also the output was not great and it was quite inconvenient, as I needed to stay at home to pump. Then with my third I found out the wonders of the manual pump!! My output is so much more when I manually pump that I'm donating milk to a hospital. You can have the chance to massage the breast while you pump, which is not possible with an electric pump. Also the manual pump doesn't hurt AT ALL. With the added advantage you can literally pump everywhere! I pump in the car, in restrooms when Im out, everywhere! It's light weight and convenient. I tried only the Medela and Lansisoh pumps and both are great, but I prefer the Lansinoh as the suction is a bit stronger, in my opinion. Happy pumping for all of you and keep in mind that pumping does get A LOT easier with time. No more clogged ducts, engorgement or mastitis after you pass the initial stages of breastfeeding. You can even sleep through the night without pumping!

[@isabelfaith]

This was such a highly requested video from you guys! I hope it helps you to decide which is the Best Hand Pump for YOU !! XOXO, Isabel

[@mehwishjavaid7014]

I bought Avent, and because the flange size is not changeable, even if you buy seperate inserts from Amazon, it used to hurt me so much, for me Madela harmony worked the best, gentle and got the best output.

[@sarahvollmar6625]

I never had a manual pump with my first baby. This time, with my second I'm going to give one a try! I've also heard some women get more output with a manual vs an electric pump. I'm due in September, and decided on the Medela hand pump. Can't wait to try it out once the baby is here. Thanks for another great review!

[@isabelfaith]

Thank you for sharing! Congrats on your 2nd baby! So exciting! Hope you enjoy the Medela Hand Pump! It's such a great little pump! Thank you for watching & commenting! I appreciate you

[@nicolep.4955]

Have you tried the hand pump? Expecting my second in April and trying to use a hand pump.

[@celiameraz3406]

i’m due in November, i’ll be getting the Madela Harmony. this will be my first time exclusively pumping and i think having a manual one as well is super convenient. this is my 3rd pregnancy and determined to be able to pump for my little guy💙

[@isabelfaith]

Congrats on your baby boy

[@celiameraz3406]

@@isabelfaith thank you so much, i really hope i can do it. my son, and my daughter i couldn’t do for certain reasons but this will probably be my last baby so i’m hoping i can do it for him and have this bond 💙

[@dagmargotz]

So am I the only one thinking about Regina Phalange, when Isabel talks about the flange? 😁

[@1027vvergara]

I immediately thought about this too once I started learning about flanges.. the fact this doesn't have more like makes me sad lol

[@KrissyBeeTv]

I love how compact the Avent manual pump is. They are still all great manual pumps. Thanks for the video

[@isabelfaith]

Yes, girl! It's def the most compact out of all 3! Thank you for watching & commenting

[@Happyliving757]

Which one would have a strongest pump? More milk?

[@xlikewhoahx]

This video was so helpful. Thank you!!

[@geckogekko]

Thanks for this video! So informative! I am considering the advent pump cause I love their bottles. Question, does the advent pump handle fall off as easily as the Medela pump? I keep losing the Medela pump handle in my bag.

[@isabelfaith]

You are so welcome! Great question!! I do agree, the Medela handle falls off. The Avent handle has never fallen off for me! It clicks into this button on the top of your pump and it is very sturdy! Thank you so much for watching & commenting!

[@geckogekko]

@@isabelfaith thank you so much! And keep up the great work!

[@isabelfaith]

@@geckogekko Thank you!!

[@aflores31]

I want the Avent, but how will I know if the flange size is appropriate for me?

[@sitiaisyah8642]

from what i know, u need to measure ur nipple (before pumping) using the nipple ruler (u can get free printout online) or just purchase one. after measuring from the nipple base (do not include aerola) add another 4mm to the measurement. So example if nipple measurement is 17mm, you add another 4mm and your flange size is 21mm. Hope it helps u :).

[@MzVan21]

Excellent review!.... I bought the Medela

[@isabelfaith]

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy it! Thank you for watching & commenting!!!!

[@mali5886]

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[@kuidokaljumae8241]

Nice introduction, but you made a big mistake. No need to remove the handle when changing the phase of the Lansinoh pump. It can be changed very smoothly by pressing the right place with your finger.

[@hasinahnajiah3269]

Which 1 produce more milk while pumping?

[@primusqueen4892]

I bought Medela manual pump after watching this video for the first time last two weeks but it reduces my volume it doesn’t produce much milk for me. So I am here again to choose between Avent and Lansinoh

[@aleprst]

But what is your favorite?

[@KrissyBeeTv]

If you had to buy just 1 out of the 3 , which would it be?

[@isabelfaith]

I personally loved the Avent Hand Pump but since their flange only comes in 1 size & may not fit all women, I would recommend the Medela Harmony because it gives you many flange options! (and it's the quietest of all 3 pumps)

[@KrissyBeeTv]

@@isabelfaith i see medela as the middle ground/compromise with all 3. So i agree with you

[@katiemarie3348]

I have the lansinoh one and my valve falls off almost every time I use it! It’s so frustrating because then it’s wet and I have to put my hand in the milk and it won’t stay on especially once it’s wet

[@isabelfaith]

Ah so sorry to hear this. This usually means your valve is worn down or not good & you need a new valve. That should def fix the problem! Hope this helps!

[@basilcynthia3561]

Allow them set to get dry before using

[@markhad3106]

How to choose the size of flange?. Do we have to measure our breast?. Thank you so much for your valuable information.. I am so confused to buy one and decided to buy Medela..

[@hannahkiwi172]

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[@sitiaisyah8642]

from what i know, u need to measure ur nipple (before pumping) using the nipple ruler (u can get free printout online) or just purchase one. after measuring from the nipple base (do not include aerola) add another 4mm to the measurement. So example if nipple measurement is 17mm, you add another 4mm and your flange size is 21mm. Hope it helps u :).

[@kelseybanuelos9909]

@@sitiaisyah8642 It’s super frustrating that that’s how I was told to measure my nipples so since I am a 17 mm I got the 21 mm phalange. It’s too big! I thinking a 19 mm would make more sense but it’s so hard to find 19 mm flanges

[@sitiaisyah8642]

@@kelseybanuelos9909 u can try looking for flange insert on amazon as i did saw a 19mm flange insert on there :)

[@macklikescheese]

Adding 4mm is outdated information. At most you should add 2mm. If you are getting a Lacteck (or other silicone) flange, you actually want to choose your exact measurements, though I personally found that I get better output with a smaller mm lacteck flange. I measure at a 17 and an 18mm (your nipples can be different sizes) but I get the best output with my 15mm lacteck flanges than my 18mm. Maymom makes many different sized flanges that fit many different pumps, so check them out if you need a different size than what comes standard. Which most people need a different size, so why those 24-28mm flanges are standard, who knows 🤷🏻

[@shanjidahali8758]

Which is ur fav out of the 3? If u had to reccommend only 1?

[@isabelfaith]

I personally loved the Avent Hand Pump but since their flange only comes in 1 size & may not fit all women, I would recommend the Medela Harmony because it gives you many flange options (and it's the quietest of all 3 pumps)

[@tranlam7858]

Can I use medela flanges on Lanisoh hand pump?

[@caylintaylor]

Yes I have both and it works interchangeably

[@caylintaylor]

Yes I have both & they work interchangeably

[@ClaudiaRealegeno]

Would I be able to use Pumpin Pals or LacTec flanges with these pumps?

[@lizzietorp]

I know you can with the medela

[@darouani84]

I don’t know which one to get. Medela or lansinoh. I have large nipples (minimum 24mm) and I’m scared to make a mistake. I got an electric one but with the wrong size phalange which cracked my nipples. So I suffered for the first 2 weeks postnatally. The pain made me so depressed. Do u think I should go for the lansinoh to be safe ?

[@isabelfaith]

I'm so sorry to hear this! I did the same thing with the wrong sized flange and it is SOO painful. Both the Medela & Lansinoh have a lot of larger sizes for their flanges. Medelas standard flange is 24mm but they carry larger sizes like the 27mm, 30mm & 36mm & the Lansinohs standard I believe is a 25mm but they have larger sizes in a 28mm, 30.5mm & 36mm. I hope this helps you!!

[@mentaripangesti1186]

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[@sugansugan8145]

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