Best forA cord-free wearable when you want a 6 oz cup and hospital-strength wording from Lansinoh.
- Who it's for
- People who do not need a phone app and who will use the included flange sizes as a starting point only.
Lansinoh's DiscreetDuo Flow page describes a lightweight, hands-free pump with no cords or tubes. It says the suction is hospital strength, with 9 levels up to 280 mmHg and 4 modes, and that the reusable cups hold 6 oz. It says five flange sizes and a nipple ruler are included, and that buyers get pump support from Lansinoh, including Certified Lactation Counselors on the company's team. The page does not describe a phone app. That support line is the company's offer, not a sizing visit. Flange size and supply questions belong with a lactation consultant or clinician. This listing does not size a flange.
Pros
- The page says 9 levels, up to 280 mmHg, 4 modes, and 6 oz cups, with no cords or tubes.
- It says five flange sizes and a nipple ruler are in the box.
Cons
- The page showed $175.94 as a sale and did not print the pre-sale price next to it.
- It does not describe a phone app. Lansinoh's lactation-counselor line is not a personal flange fitting.