Haakaa Gen 2 Silicone Breast Pump with Suction Base and Leak-Proof Silicone Cap, 4 oz/100 ml, BPA PVC and Phthalate Free

This catches any drops. I would put it on the alternate breast when feeding or pumping. Also can be used manually or to just catch initially down. Easy to use & clean. Also comes with lid to cover. Worth the buy!

I cannot rave about Haakaa products enough. I originally got a Willow Go that was partially covered through insurance and read that it is not great as a primary pump, so I also purchased a Spectra in addition to the Willow Go. Neither one of those pumps collects more milk than my Haakaas. I purchased a Haakaa because it was recommended by the hospital LC when baby was born, then again by our pediatrician. Loved it so much that I ordered another one. I’ve read negative reviews saying the Haakaas can hurt or cause bruising, but that can be avoided when they’re used correctly.

Love that it holds more comes with a lid and will suction to table near you for right after pumping! Go Haakaa! Great buy! And HSA/FSA eligible!

I use this almost every nursing session with myLittle. Since I am an over supplier getting the the larger haakaa was important and I find that I’m not filling it like I was the smaller one. Also love the top it saves me from crying over spilled milk!

This thing helped me so much! I was having an overactive letdown and my daughter was practically drowning, especially with early morning feedings when my supply was greatest. I used this pump while I got her changed and ready to feed and would get between 1 and 3 ounces. When I use it on both sides, it works pretty well, not as strong as my electric pump, but still really well!Only con is that you have to do the flip back method so it’s comfortable. If I just squeeze the pump and place it, it really hurts my skin. Sometimes I also have to squeeze it again to create more suction as my milk flows, but I definitely recommend this pump! Super easy to clean and can be placed in my microwave sterilizer!

I LOVE THIS PRODUCT! I am a first time mom and Breastfeeding has been a little overwhelming. I am big chested with a very heavy let down and a VERY strong flow (I liken mine to a fire hose). I go from nothing to engorged in 1.25 seconds and it makes feeding my little very unpleasant for the 2 of us. Per my lactation consultants suggestion, I now have to pump off at LEAST 2 ounces before I can latch my babe, so I don’t drown her in milk. THE HAAKAA CHANGED MY LIFE! I can now express quickly and on demand without having to find all the extra pieces to make it work. I just suction latch and go! It is quick, efficient, and I can suction one side when she is attached to the other (requires the football hold). In addition, there are no individual parts to clean or keep track of so it is PERFECT for travel. It is very discreet, so I can even use it in public places! This is a must have for every Breastfeeding mom!Note: I do NOT think it should replace your other pumps, but it’s a great tool to have!Pros:ITS CHEAPNo Continuous Hand Pumping/Almost Hands FreeDiscreet Enough For Public PlacesNo Extra Parts to Replace, Keep Track Of, or CleanStore the Milk in the container (as long as you purchase lid)You Can Massage Various Milk Ducts WHILE it is pumping to help with clogged ducts, and preventing mastitis.Cons:Once your initial BIG flow tapers off, you do have to do a little suction stimulation to get it going again

Haaka is hit or miss in how much milk I get- I think it depends on the time of day for me and works a lot better if I had had a natural let down. But if you get one- get this one with the lid for sure!

Although this may be an unpopular opinion, I don’t like the Hakkah at all. I don’t understand the hype. If you have small nipples, don’t use it. It hurts so bad and I even folded it out to make it smaller but it still hurts every time I use it. For reference, I’m a 19mm in Medela nipple flanges. I’m an experienced nursing Mama and pumper, so I know how to use related breast products but this is not it. If you want to use it to collect during a letdown, I guess it could be useful. But it’s way too overpriced when you could easily use a cup lol. To suction milk, I’d be aware it’s not comfortable at all.